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Lee Stafford R U Taking ProtectionSun/Chlorine Spray 75ml
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by - written on 03/09/09 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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I bought this product because I had one of those Boots £5 off hair care products, and I was on the look out for a dry shampoo anyway, so I thought why not give it a try. The reason this one caught my eye on the shelf was it's bright and funky can, this is a range that has clearly been designed to stand out. I was a bit worried that the colour of the spray may be something odd like purple though, but thats just me being weird! This is sold as a pressurised spray can and recommends that for the best results, you spray onto your roots from arms length and then massage in. This was easy to do however there was something odd to me about the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/10/07 (Very useful, 283 readings)
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The Product Lee Stafford RU Taking Protection Oily Roots Spray is part of Lee Stafford’s ‘RU Taking Protection’ range, which provides straightforward solutions to a number of different hair problems. Included in the range are a Split Ends Serum, Humidity Spray, and Growth Treatment, to name a few. The Oily Roots spray is priced at £4.99, and, along with the whole Lee Stafford range, is exclusively sold in Boots. Why I Bought It My hair is naturally greasy. So much so, in fact, that if I wash my hair on a morning, it is already greasy again by the time I go to bed at night. There’s no way I could EVER go more than a day without ... Read the complete review

by - written on 08/10/07 (Very useful, 245 readings)
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It's a bit sad when im walking around Boots writing down everything I'm hoping Santa will be bringing me for Christmas this year isn’t it? Well on my recent trip there I came across lists of things that I am hoping for and a few products that sounded so good I had to buy them. I have been a big fan of Lee Stafford products for a while now, Poker Straight has served me well since I began using it a year or so ago and I have since tried other products from this range such as the straightening shampoo and conditioner and I have been equally impressed. More recently however I came across a product called “R U Taking Protection – From Oily Roots” and I was ... Read the complete review
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