Lisa Shepherd is an award winning colourist and expert with her own salon in Kidderminster, Worcestershire. She has her own successful range of hair care products, named The Hair Boss by Lisa Shepherd, all formulated with effective ingredients and made in the UK.
There are currently 32 products in her range which all target a specific hair concern or hair type. They are all very affordable – priced between £7.99 and £24.99. To find out what products are recommended for you, all you need to do is perform an online hair consultation/quiz on her website. My personal recommendation was:
The Scalp Scrub
This is a pre-shampoo scrub that removes build from the scalp and hairline. It reduces dandruff and stimulates hair follicles to help improve scalp health. It’s particularly good if you’re like me and wear a lot of product in your hair because it helps get rid of the build-up. You apply to damp hair in sections and gently massage it into your scalp. It’s gentle, but also super effective.
The Overworked Shampoo
This leaves my hair feeling super soft, and that’s without even applying conditioner. It’s a nourishing shampoo, great for dry or damaged or overworked hair. It has a light beautiful light, clean scent which I am just obsessed with.
The Conditioning Lotion
If I thought my hair was soft after the shampoo, then it gets even better with the addition of this conditioner. Like the shampoo this has a nice clean, light scent to it. It’s been formulated with Almond, Argan and Avacado oil to condition, detangle and restore shine.
The Scalp Soothing Tonic
I often get an irritated, itchy, flaky scalp and this tonic really helps to keep that under control. I apply it on damp hair after washing. It’s immediately soothing and cooling when applied to the hair and I’ve such an improvement in my scalp since using this.
Overall I really like the products. The packaging and branding is really nice, the products do exactly what they promise to do, and they’re all very reasonably priced. You can shop The Hair Boss by Lisa Shepherd products direct from their website or you can find them in your local Superdrug stores.
Which one would you most like to try?
