Stacey Solomon's REHAB Hair Moisturiser, priced at £24, promises to tackle frizz, boost shine and leave hair looking salon-fresh. As a leave-in cream, it is designed to hydrate dry strands, smooth flyaways and add gloss without weighing hair down.
REHAB is a female-founded beauty brand with an eco-conscious approach to hair, body and skincare, and Solomon is an investor and official business partner. The Hair Moisturiser uses ceramide technology to help strengthen the hair barrier and smooth the cuticle, alongside an 11-amino-acid complex intended to improve elasticity and a blend of nourishing plant oils to tame flyaways and restore shine.
How to Use the Product
The product is suitable for all hair types. REHAB recommends working a grape-sized amount through freshly washed, damp hair for fine or short locks, while those with longer or thicker hair can use two grape-sized amounts. The key is not to go overboard, as too much product can leave hair looking oily.
REHAB reports that its clinical testing found increased moisture content in 100% of tested hair tresses after a single application, alongside 5.5% more shine and a 36.5% reduction in frizz. These are the brand's own reported results rather than a guarantee of what everyone will experience.
My Verdict and Other Products
The cream felt lightweight and provided an extra moisture boost without weighing hair down. It is a handy addition to a haircare routine for tackling dryness and achieving smoother-looking locks, though results will depend on hair type.
REHAB also sells a heat protection spray for those who regularly use straighteners or curling wands. Make-up fans can browse its Beach Glow Blush Stick for a fresh-looking flush of colour, while an SPF lip oil offers a glossy finish with added sun protection.
REHAB Hair Moisturiser costs £24 and is available from rehabyourhair.com. Whether it is worth the money comes down to how well it works for your hair.
