InStyle Readers' Go-To Hair Loss Solution Is Just $8 for Prime Day
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Amazon Prime Day is known for discounts on big-ticket tech products, but it's also home to thousands of deals on top-rated fashion and beauty finds. This year, InStyle readers' go-to hair loss solution is included in the promotion, and it's on sale for a measly $8.
You've ordered more than 2,000 bottles of the Carol's Daughter Goddess Strength conditioner since we first wrote about it in April. According to the brand, its curl-friendly formula makes hair 15 times stronger after one use, and it even promises 94 percent less breakage. It makes sense, then, that it's earned nearly 8,000 five-star reviews.
The Goddess Strength conditioner has received the approval of board-certified dermatologist Dr. Corey L. Hartman, who told InStyle that its moisturizing ingredients like glycerin, dimethicone, and amodimethicone make hair less vulnerable to damage from heat, chemicals, and environmental stressors. In short, it won't make your hair grow faster, per se, but it prevents breakage so effectively that you'll notice longer, fuller tresses with consistent use.
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Reviewers say Dr. Hartman's description of the conditioner is right on the money. One raved that it made their hair "1,000 times healthier and shinier than it normally is" after a single use, while another said it leaves their 3C curls with "less breakage and a deeper, richer color."
Shoppers also enjoy the conditioner's naturally derived fragrance, with one writing, "It's a spicy, warm scent, almost masculine to me, but my husband loves the fragrance and thinks it smells fresh and neutral. He literally buried his nose in my hair to take it in the first time I conditioned with this product."
You have until the end of Prime Day (tomorrow at 11:59 p.m. PT) to score the reader-loved Goddess Strength conditioner at its discounted price. To secure complimentary shipping and access to tons of members-only deals, sign up for a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime.
