Professional hair-care company Paul Mitchell are celebrating 35 years in business, with the launch of their Limited Edition Bonus Bags.
Officially founded in 1980, hairdresser Paul Mitchell and business partner John Paul Dejoria put together Paul Mitchell™ Luxury Hair Care. Using just $700 to set up their company, the duo began launching products in the US. Presented within black and white packaging because colour printing was too pricey, the monochrome look is now an iconic part of their branding.
35 years on, Paul Mitchell have released seven systems and 130 products, becoming a leading name in the hair-care industry. Well ahead of their time throughout each stage of business, in 1980 Paul Mitchell also became the first professional beauty company to announce they would not conduct or endorse animal testing.
To celebrate their big Birthday, Paul Mitchell have launched Limited Edition Bonus Bags, emblazoned with images of the man himself. The Bonus Bags comprise; Color Care, Blonde, Curls, Strength, Smoothing, Extra Body, Moisture and Kids. Choose your favourite pair, coming in either 200, 250 or 300ml. Presented in classic bags, you get up to 16% off the usual price of each product on offer.
Here at StyleNest we love the Smoothng set, enabling reduced drying time, amazing shine and serious strengthening power. The kit includes Super Skinny® Daily Shampoo (300ml) and Super Skinny® Daily Treatment (300ml). Our locks are much shinier and easier to control with this pair, meaning zero frizz and maximum smoothing impact.
Talking of controlling locks, we’d also like to try Curls; containing Spring Loaded® Frizz-Fighting Shampoo (250ml) and Full Circle Leave-In Treatment® (200ml). And our little ones would benefit from the Limited Edition Kids Bonus Bag, containing Baby Don’t Cry® Shampoo (300ml) and Taming Spray® (200ml).
In honour of Paul Mitchell the man, Paul Mitchell are donating to the charity, Pancreatic Cancer UK. What better time is there to buy a one-off hair-care duo, help charity and celebrate a much-loved hairdressing icon?