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Haircare brand announces 3rd major global retailer for 2025
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Haircare brand announces 3rd major global retailer for 2025

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British haircare brand REHAB. is launching in 150 Sainsbury’s stores across the UK from 19th March. This marks their third major retail partnership this year, following successful launches into Selfridges and Boots.

Currently, two bottles of Dose 1.0 Hair Oil Capsules are sold every minute, and since Stacey Solomon joined as an official partner and investor at the end of 2023, the brand has seen an astonishing 2800% growth.

As a TV personality, author, mother, and businesswoman, Stacey discovered REHAB. as a customer who fell in love with the products, and decided to invest – helping to propel the brand to new heights. Since then, REHAB. has gone from strength to strength, earning multiple industry awards and securing consecutive sell-out launches.

Founded in 2022 by Vicky Ellis and Anastasia Tozer, REHAB. has quickly emerged as a trailblazer in haircare, transforming the industry with innovative, eco-conscious, and cruelty-free products designed to promote healthier hair. You can see the full range sold at Sainsbury’s.

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