We could safely say that Deliplus is the Mercadona goose that lays the golden eggs. We had never experienced anything like this before with a supermarket own brand, but we had for a few years product that gets out, product that goes viral. A phenomenon that surprisingly started long before social networks were so successful, but was based on word of mouth. Not all of these viral products have become iconic and many have been discontinued, we know, but if you listen to “Mercadona mascara” do you know which one we mean? The same thing happens when we think of “Mercadona sun powder”, “Mercadona pimple mask” or “Mercadona ampoules”, for example.
They are products that are simply alive today rent for free in our heads. Although Deliplus is usually the most successful in its make-up products, the brand also has a wide hairline including shampoos, masks or thermal protectors. And it is precisely on this part that we are going to concentrate today. From the hand of Helena Rodero, a pharmacist specializing in skin and hair, let’s see what three Mercadona hair products would she try and which three wouldn’t. That doesn’t mean they’re the best or the worst, far from it, but it does give us an idea:
Three Mercadona hair products a pharmacist would try
Formulated with coconut oil, this no-rinse instant conditioner promises to detangle and hydrate hair, according to the brand. It also protects against the sun thanks to the UVA/UVB filter.
Price: 2 euros.
This shampoo is the brand’s most neutral bet. Formulated without silicones and sulfates, it’s designed for when we need a detoxify and clean our hair.
Price: 2.5 euros.
This mask, which does not require rinsing, is intended for dry and damaged hair. According to the brand, it has eight restorative agents, among which vitamin E and argan stand out, which moisturize the hair.
Price: €3.70.
Mercadona hair products that a pharmaceutical company wouldn’t try
This shampoo from the Monoï collection, which went viral this summer for its glitter spray, is designed for hair that is exposed to a lot of sun.
Price: €1.20.
This shampoo for curly hair is suitable for the curly method: without silicones, alcohol, wax or mineral oils. Contains coconut oil to, according to the brand, control frizz and moisturize hair.
Price: €2.50.
From the same line as the no-rinse mask Helena would try, this shampoo is also designed for dry and damaged hair.
Price: €2.52
Source: Marie Claire
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