VO5 Hot Oil Shower Works Moisture Soak

Perfect hair remedy..... I stumbled upon this after looking at VO5 small mini hot oil tubes and upon seeing this bigger tub appeared great value, I purchased off eBay. The RRP is between £3.50 and £4, I picked it up for a few quid including postage. At the moment Tesco are selling this hair lifesaver for 77p believe it or not, I only found out by a comparison website. So I cleared the shelf then went back and re-cleared the shelf and stripped it of all of it's hot oil :D yes it is THAT good. Packaging- Clear plastic bottle with flip lid. Ingredients used are stated. It claims that it restores the moisture for dramatic ...  Read the complete review

Introduction I used to buy the Alberto VO5 hot oil tubes to repair and moisturise my hair when it became too dry but i found that heating the tubes of oil up before applying the oil to my hair was a bit of a fiddle! I also felt the product was a little over priced (just under £1 for one hot oil tube) so when I discovered VO5 Hot Oil Shower Works Moisture Soak (75ml for around £3.50) I was thrilled. Packaging VO5 hot oil shower works moisture soak (75ml) comes in a stand alone tube with a flip top lid. Ease of use VO5 Hot Oil Shower Works Moisture Soak is so much easier to use than the small VO5 hot oil tubes as you can use as much ...  Read the complete review

I have been using hot oil for years now, for those of you not familiar with the product, it is made by Alberto VO5 and is an oil that you heat up in warm water and apply to your hair before washing that gives your hair a deep conditioning treatment and leaves it feeling very clean. I only use this before I am going out somewhere nice, I don't use it all the time as it is quite expensive. I used to purchase 3 small tubes of the oil for £3.88, considering it is one tube per use, I thought this was quite expensive. Whilst in Tesco last week, I discovered this new hot oil shower works moisture soak. It costs £3.40 for a 75ml bottle. It is exactly the same as ...  Read the complete review