Regis Salons Discount Codes July 2025

Haircare, like most of life, tends to oscillate between practicality and performance. You want your scalp not to flake. You also wouldn’t mind feeling like a slightly more polished version of yourself during the weekly Teams meeting. The modern salon isn’t just where you go to get your roots done or finally ask someone what a "glass blow-dry" actually is; it’s become a minor sanctuary armed with science-backed products, carbon-neutral hair wands, and, increasingly, its own online storefront full of things promising to give your split ends a second chance. Regis UK is one of those salon brands. You may or may not know them for their mall presence. But their online shop is where things get quietly interesting - and slightly less expensive at the moment.

Deals That Make (Some) Sense

The Regis online store is currently hosting a familiar kind of retail moment: the slightly scattered sale. Think: one ghd wand here, a discounted Kérastase serum there, and several Moroccanoil colour depositing masks that sound quite a lot like dessert (Champagne, Rose Gold, Cocoa). Some of the discounts are real: The ghd Curve Classic Wave Wand, usually £159, is down to £109 - still a three-figure commitment, but if you’re serious about your curls lasting past the school run, it might pass the cost-per-use test. Similarly, Kérastase’s Genesis Defense Thermique is down over £9 to £24.25. It's the sort of product you'd buy if you're convinced your hair is stressed. Or if you just want it to be.

Everything ships within standard UK delivery timelines, and returns are viable, provided you're within 14 days and haven’t tried to revive a product post-experimentation. You can also lean on the Regis Rewards scheme - accumulate points and generate discounts with the slow inevitability of ageing, but slightly more benefit.

Hair Tools & Quiet Technology

ghd, the reigning monarch of no-nonsense heat styling, dominates much of the current sale highlight reel. The Original Hair Straightener is down to £110 from £139. An old faithful tool - not particularly flashy, but proven. Like a Volvo that straightens hair. The ghd Glide Professional Hot Brush (a truly unsexy name for a quietly competent bit of kit) is down to £120. It’s the kind of tool your hair will appreciate even if your reflection looks precisely the same.

Three different sizes of "The Blow Dryer" round brush are also reduced - and while none of them dry hair on their own, they do look like they belong in the hands of someone both patient and professionally trained. If you’re not part of that population, you may need a good YouTube tutorial first - or a forgiving mood.

Moroccanoil Masks: Glorified Colour-Flirtation

These colour-depositing masks are now £20.20 instead of £28.85. At that price, it’s less "investment" and more "mild indulgence" - though anyone expecting permanent effects may be gently disappointed. Most shades - even Bordeaux or Platinum - offer a hint of hue rather than full transformation. It’s more of a weekend fling than a long-term colour relationship. Still, they moisturise well and smell like you’ve got more time than you actually do.

Kérastase: Premium Products for the Chronically Tired

If you suspect your hair’s underachieving, there’s a Kérastase product ready to suggest otherwise. Their Decalcifying Repairing Shampoo and Pre-Treatment combo are in the sale too (now £28 and £44 respectively). The claims are loftier than the actual results, but if you’ve been using supermarket shampoo since 2014, you’ll likely notice at least some improvement. Plus, there’s a certain satisfaction in asking someone if they’ve "decalcified" recently.

What It’s All Worth

When it comes to beauty products, value is slippery. Most of these deals won’t revolutionise your hair. But if you’re refilling the things you already use - or cautiously investing in products less likely to ruin your morning - then a 20 to 30 percent reduction softens the financial blow. There’s no hard sell here. Just a selection of decent tools and formulas doing the salon-grade thing at friendlier-than-usual prices.

So yes, you could find cheaper equivalents. And no, a serum can’t repair the existential toll of four hours of sleep. But for those looking to quietly maintain appearances, there are worse places to browse than Regis’ somewhat modest stable of discounted, salon-adjacent goods.

No promo code needed - just a gentle scroll. Delivery is typically under a fiver if you don’t meet the free shipping threshold. Refunds work as expected: timely, conditional, and a little too reliant on original packaging. Use that as you will.

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