Strictly Come Dancing favourite Amy Dowden has always been refreshingly honest with fans, from life on the dancefloor to her very personal battle with breast cancer. During treatment, Amy spoke openly about the physical changes she experienced and the small things that helped restore her confidence, including the beauty products she leaned on along the way.

One product she’s previously praised is a hair growth serum she said left her locks feeling fuller and healthier. And now savvy shoppers can pick it up for a fraction of the usual price, thanks to a little-known deal.

The product in question is the UKLash Hair Growth Serum (30ml), which usually retails for £29. However, new members of the deals website TopCashback who shop through Sephora can currently get it for just £13.52 after cashback. Existing TopCashback members won’t save quite as much, but can still knock the price down slightly to £28.52. 

Designed to help fight hair loss and boost hair density, the serum targets thinning strands and breakage, making it a popular choice for anyone looking to improve the overall look and feel of their hair. And it’s not just celebrity approval giving it star power.

In an ingredients test with volunteers over three months, 85% noticed visible hair growth, while 95% reported reduced hair loss. Results didn’t stop there: 80% experienced less breakage, and 95% saw an improvement in their hair’s overall appearance. 

It’s important to note that we always recommend consulting a doctor for anyone experiencing severe hair loss. Additionally, if you are currently undergoing (or have recently undergone) a serious illness such as cancer, please speak with a medical professional before using or taking any new product.

Of course, UKLash isn’t the only option for scalps that need some TLC. A couple of popular alternatives include The Ordinary’s Multi-Peptide Serum for Hair Density (£11.60, Cult Beauty), a lightweight, water-based serum packed with peptide technologies designed to support thicker, fuller-looking hair without feeling greasy.

Otherwise, the Grow Gorgeous Hair Density Serum (£13.50, LookFantastic) is worth considering. This cult favourite focuses on boosting volume at the roots while helping hair look stronger and healthier over time.

Back to the  UKLash Hair Growth Serum, it’s had plenty of great reviews from shoppers. This person said: “I lost my hair during chemo. I started using the hair serum as soon as I got the all clear.

In five weeks, my hair had thickened beautifully, as it was quite a bit thinner on top, but now it’s thick all over. I’m looking forward to seeing my hair grow over the coming months and will continue to use the serum.

Meanwhile, another shared: “I’ve tried everything. Gummies, rosemary oil, different shampoos, different brushes, not washing as much, different hair dressers etc etc. I had thin hair before my pregnancy but even worse after. It just didn’t grow back.

“Now here I am after three months of using the serum every other day, I [have] double the amount of my hair, it grew ever so long, is healthy, thick and shiny. I love it and can’t wait to see what it’ll look like in a year’s time.”

However, not everyone was seen as impressive results. This disappointed shopper said: ” I have menopausal hair and was hoping to gain some body to my hair however I have not seen much improvement even though I have been using the serum for three months.”

On a brighter note, this UKLash Hair Growth Serum fan piped up: “I lost my hair due to chemotherapy and it didn’t grow back as thick and it was very sparse at the crown. Since using the serum,shampoo and conditioner I can see a difference also my hairdresser has noticed the difference.”