Hair Saviour supplement praised by Sara Cox and users for growth
Hair Saviour supplement praised for hair growth

Dr Vegan's Hair Saviour supplement, described as an award-winning vegan hair supplement for hair loss and thinning, is gaining attention from shoppers who report noticeable hair growth, with some saying even their hairdressers have commented.

Pricing and bundles

The supplement is available in subscription bundles: one pouch every 30 days for £24.64 (down from £28.99), two pouches every 60 days for £48.12 (down from £57.98), or three pouches every 90 days for £70.19 (down from £86.97). Using the exclusive discount code REACH20 gives 20% off orders over £50, bringing the 90-day bundle to £56.16, which works out at around 62p per capsule per day. For one-off purchases, prices are £28.99 for one pouch, £54.99 (down from £57.98) for two, and £77.99 (down from £86.97) for three.

Key ingredients and usage

The formula contains 14 nutrients, including AnaGain, which the brand says is proven to increase propensity for hair growth by 78%. Users are advised to take two capsules daily for at least 60 days, with or without food.

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Effectiveness and reviews

According to Dr Vegan, 79% of users rated Hair Saviour effective – 30.3% extremely effective and 48.7% somewhat effective – while 86.8% noticed improvement in hair health. Radio presenter Sara Cox also endorsed the product. She said: "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."

Positive user reviews include one shopper who said: "My hair started falling out, but using this product, combined with pumpkin seed oil and saw palmetto, my hair is growing again, a lot of new growth and the new hair is about two inches long now. The hair condition is much softer, too. It's taken about nine months of taking these products, but it is definitely working." Another commented: "I had a hair disaster in 2020/21 when I decided to go blonde. I never thought I would ever get my hair back to a good condition. I started Hair Saviour at the end of January and, within a month, my hair felt different. Soft, shiny hair was making a return, my hairdresser couldn't believe how much it had grown between appointments. I am so thrilled to have healthy happy hair again and at 53 years old."

However, some users noted it was too early to see results. One wrote: "Too early to say. Month two!" Another added: "Easy to take, but as I've only been using it for a few weeks, I haven't seen any difference yet."

Alternative products

For those seeking alternatives, Boots offers Beauty Formula Skin Hair & Nails (30 Tablets) for £4.95, formulated with 22 nutrients including vitamin B2, selenium, zinc, biotin, and copper. LookFantastic sells the Hairburst Healthy Hair Vitamin Bundle (3 Month Supply) for £82.25, described as a three-month supply with biotin, selenium, and zinc, enriched with 26 vitamins and minerals.

The Hair Saviour supplement from Dr Vegan is currently available with 20% off using code REACH20 on orders of £50 or more.

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