Supercuts Discount Codes June 2025

If you were taught anything about style from a parent or grandparent, you probably internalised this phrase: "It’s only hair, it'll grow back." A comforting mantra after one too many kitchen haircuts or teenage dye disasters, sure - but a sentiment that can feel dated in an age when a haircut costs more than a decent pair of headphones. Hair, irritatingly, doesn’t just grow. These days it also needs taming, shaping, protecting, styling, hydrating, and ideally looking like you didn’t spend 40 minutes trying. Enter Supercuts: a UK salon chain that promises walk-in haircuts with no appointment necessary, and a modest ecosystem of deals on ghd and Kérastase products if your bathroom shelf looks a little sparse. So, what’s worth picking up - and what’s worth walking past?

The Supercuts Proposition: Functional, Not Fancy

Supercuts doesn’t dress itself up as a luxury destination. It doesn’t need to. With over 180 locations across the UK and a "just walk in" policy, it’s undoubtedly one of the most accessible salon options out there. Prices start at £23 for a basic cut, which is - relatively speaking - respectable. Treatments range from £4.75 to £10, such as the "Super Fusion" moisture boost, which is less about transformation and more about making your hair behave for a week. Expectations set accordingly, results are decent.

The online booking system, while an option, is rarely needed. It’s intentionally low-friction: you find a branch, walk in, and get what’s on the menu. There’s very little fluff, which is frankly refreshing. You won’t find artisanal tea or salt lamps - but you will get a haircut that doesn’t cost the GDP of a small island.

Brand Names, Real Deals: The GHD Section

If Supercuts’ in-salon experience is about speed and efficiency, their online shop serves a different purpose: stocking your home with well-known hair tools and products at not-outrageous prices. Here’s where it gets interesting, or at least more budget-relevant.

The ghd Original Hair Straightener, a mid-range favourite for those trying to convince their hair to sit still, is currently discounted from £139 to £110. Rarely does this particular model see deep price drops, so the £29 discount is - by beauty world standards - moderately impressive. If you’re upgrading from a decade-old iron that smells faintly of toast every time you use it, it’s a sensible move.

Higher up the range, the ghd Chronos Max drops from £299 to £269, and the Duet Style 2-in-1 Styler - ghd’s ambitious take on wet-to-dry styling - sits at £349 (down from £379). These tools are more ambitious in both tech and price, aimed at those willing to invest in morning-streamlining devices. Shipping for Supercuts orders within the UK is fairly standard - expect two to five working days - and they offer refunds within 14 days. You're not risking much if you change your mind, assuming you don’t open and fry a strand or two first.

Kérastase on Sale: Familiar Formulas, Sensible Prices

Kérastase sits at the shampoo end of the L'Oréal wealth ladder - luxury tier, but not unnecessarily so. Right now, quite a few of their bestselling products are on sale at Supercuts, and if you know your Bain Fluidealiste from your Nectar Thermique, that may matter. For everyone else: this is nicely fragranced, functional haircare that won’t make you instantly regret the purchase.

The Nutritive Bain Satin Hydrating Shampoo for Dry Hair is down to £21.45 from £25.05. Not steep, but if you depend on it to keep winter frizz at bay, grabbing a few bottles on offer might not hurt. Interestingly, Kérastase's blond-focused ranges (e.g., Blond Absolu, Chroma Absolu) are also included - because as we’ve all learned by now, going blonde is a commitment, financially and emotionally.

The Real Deal: Practicality Over Panic-Buying

Nothing offered here is revolutionary. But that’s sort of the point. Supercuts isn’t trying to be your new identity. It’s a haircut when you needed one 10 minutes ago. It’s a place to pick up a £17 bottle of ghd heat protect spray without getting trapped in a thirty-minute sales pitch. And on that level, it works.

Will the discounts change your life? Highly unlikely. Are they worth noting if you were going to click "add to basket" anyway? Yes. Most ghd products come with a two-year warranty. That, and the odd 15–20% discount, likely represents the most reassurance you’ll get this side of choosing a new hair colour.

So, do you need the Chronos Max? No. Will it make your hair look like you actually slept last night? Possibly. Do you need to overthink this? Again - no. The haircut will grow out. But you might as well keep it looking like you meant it, while it’s still there.