Dr Vegan's Hair Saviour supplement, which costs as little as 78p a day with a subscription, has been praised by shoppers for improving hair condition and boosting confidence. The plant-based capsules are designed to support hair wellness by aiding the body's natural regeneration processes.
Product details and pricing
The supplement contains 14 nutrients, including AnaGain, an ingredient clinically shown to increase hair growth by 78%, according to the brand. Users are advised to take two capsules daily for at least two months for optimal results. The brand reports that approximately 87% of users saw an overall improvement in hair condition, and 79% rated it as a successful solution for their hair issues.
A single pouch costs £28.99 for one month as a one-time purchase (96p a day), £54.99 for two months (91p a day), and £77.99 for three months (86p a day). A one-pouch subscription costs £24.64 every 30 days (saving 15%, equating to 82p a day), while larger bundles offer bigger discounts: two pouches at £48.12 every 60 days (saving 17.5%, so 80p a day) and three pouches at £70.19 every 90 days (saving 20%, costing 78p a day). Subscribers can skip, pause, or cancel anytime.
Celebrity endorsement and customer reviews
Radio presenter Sara Cox praised the supplement, saying: "My hair was feeling a little bit dry and it was looking a tiny bit dull, so I decided I needed help and I wanted something that would work from the inside out. I wasn't interested in a quick fix, so my saviour is quite literally Hair Saviour. It's got 14 nutrients, all there to keep your barnet gorgeous. It also contains pea sprout extract – I mean, who knew you needed that for your hair, but you do."
Customer reviews have been largely positive. One shopper said: "My hair, which has always been very fine and prone to fall out, is in the best condition it ever has, no hair loss and visible hair growth." Another added: "Been taking for nearly two months. Good things are happening. More hair, less scalp! Can't wait to see what happens in month three. Feel a bit more confident as well, that's the best."
A third remarked: "My hair feels thicker and I now have baby hair growing around the sides of my hairline that had started to thin", while another commented: "Been on them one month and already noticed a difference in my hair that it's got thicker and shinier."
Alternatives and mixed feedback
For those seeking alternatives, Vitabiotics Perfectil Plus Hair vitamins are on offer at Boots, starting from £20 for a 30-day supply (67p a day). At Holland and Barrett, Hairburst Hair Vitamins for Women 35+ is usually £38.49 for a monthly supply (£1.28 per day), but currently has a 50% discount for a limited period.
Not all customers were convinced, however. One stated: "Unfortunately this doesn't seem to have made any difference to my hair loss." Another user combining the supplement with weight management medication said: "Now been taking these continuously for over three months, I'm seeing lots of baby hairs growing and the shedding seems much less, I will be continuing to take them whilst on mounjaro."
