First Impressions of the Rehab Milk Range
Stacey Solomon's Rehab haircare line has expanded with a new Milk Shampoo and Milk Conditioner, promising gentle cleansing and hydration for all hair types. Priced at £7.99 each, these products are positioned as an affordable, fragrance-free option for sensitive scalps and those seeking a minimalist routine. We put them to the test over two weeks to see if they deliver on their claims.
Packaging and Scent
The bottles are simple, white, and recyclable, with a pump dispenser for the conditioner and a flip-top cap for the shampoo. True to their 'milk' name, both products have a very mild, creamy scent that dissipates quickly. For those who prefer unscented products, this is a major plus. The shampoo is a thin, milky liquid while the conditioner is a bit thicker but still lightweight.
Performance: Shampoo
The lather is modest, which is typical for sulfate-free shampoos. It cleans without stripping, leaving hair feeling soft but not weighed down. After rinsing, hair was tangle-free and had a natural shine. However, those with very oily hair may need to shampoo twice or use a clarifying shampoo occasionally.
Performance: Conditioner
The conditioner is where this range shines. It detangles effortlessly and leaves hair feeling silky without being greasy. It rinses out cleanly, which is great for fine hair. For thicker or drier hair, you might want to leave it on for a few minutes or follow with a leave-in conditioner.
Overall Verdict
The Rehab Milk Shampoo and Conditioner are solid, no-frills products that do exactly what they promise: gently cleanse and condition. They are particularly good for those with sensitive scalps, as they are free from sulfates, parabens, and artificial fragrances. At £7.99 each, they offer good value for money. While they won't transform your hair, they are reliable everyday staples that won't irritate. Stacey Solomon's fans will likely enjoy these, but they also stand on their own merit as affordable, effective haircare.
