Charles Worthington Hair Healer Intensive Leave In Conditioner

This product has been a bit of a godsend for me. If you have curly hair, you need to try this out! It's simply fab. Having recently revamped the packaging, this product now comes in a pale orange coloured tube, that stands on its cap. It costs £4.99 for a full sized 200 ml or is available as a 'takeaway' in 50 ml form which costs £1.65. All Charles Worthington products are available in Boots. Inside, the cream coloured hair healer is pleasantly scented. After shampooing, apply sparingly to wet hair. A little goes a long way. It's described as an instant moisturizing treatment for your hair and is suitable for dry, permed or colour treated hair. ...  Read the complete review

For any members who may have happened to visit my account page here on dooyoo, you may have noticed that I have declined to post a picture of yours truly onto said page. There is a very good reason for this – I am afflicted with a bad hair life. My hair is neither properly straight nor fully curly, being instead annoyingly wavy and frizzy, and generally acting as if it has a life of its own. I am therefore constantly in search of new products that will help tame my locks – this is the latest in a long line! I bought my Charles Worthington hair healer a few months back while I was visiting a friend for the weekend. Boots were having one of their ...  Read the complete review

Are you in the habit of rubbing balloons over your head, just prior to going out and facing the world? Well? No. Quite. I really didn’t think many people would be raising their hands in answer to that question. I am sure it has appeared, at times, that I do, in fact, rub balloons over my head as some kind of alternative therapy or quirky fetish. I assume this is what many people have thought went on in the privacy of my own home, as there are days when this seems the only logical answer as to why my hair is frizzing and sticking up all over the place. Having established that I am not a balloon fetishist, it seems best to move on ...  Read the complete review

Charles Worthington is a god in the hair world. He snips away at the flashest celebrities and millionaires with such finesse that he has a world reknown reputation as being up there with the best. So, like many before him, he jumped on the bandwagon of fetching out his own hair products line emblazened with his name across it. Nicky Clarke, Lee Stafford, Toni & Guy have all done the same. If you go into any Boots store you are overwhelmed with all these big names leaping out at you, special offers of 3 for 2 and fancy long names claiming they can rejuvenate your hair to look as shiny as the models adorning the boxes. Why I bought this ...  Read the complete review

When I was wandering around Boots recently, looking for some new shampoo and conditioner, I stumbled upon the Charles Worthington Results range with 3 for 2 offers on them. I decided to buy them as I hadn't really tried them and my friend cannot live without the serum and raves about the whole range, so I bought the Moisture Seal Glossing shampoo and the Superconditioner for dry, permed or damaged hair, which I will be reviewing shortly. I also bought this intensive leave-in conditioner which I will review now. I am usually adverse to leave-in conditioners as they tend to make my hair greasy, but as this one was effectively free and my hair has been ...  Read the complete review