Brits are being sent Panasonic hair dryers worth £140 for FREE – here’s how you can get one
HUNDREDS of Brits have been opening up packages with brand new Panasonic hair dryers this week – and they didn’t spend a penny.
Savvy shoppers were sent the Nanoe Hair Care series Double Mineral hair dryer EH-NA9J for free.
And it’s a real steal, considering the device costs £139.99 to buy.
Panasonic gave away hundreds of hair dryers as part of its Reclaim Your Roots initiative.
Taking to social media, the tech brand encouraged people to fill in a form in exchange for a new tool in their beauty arsenal.
Many feared it may be a scam – until the packages started turning up this week.
“Panasonic’s advanced hair dryer is designed to have the combination of nanoe and double mineral technology to reduce hair damage over time,” bosses said.
“Use it to lock in moisture, reduce frizz, add shine and prevent new split ends appearing.
“The end result: Healthy looking and head-turning hair over time.”
The hair dryer is estimated to be two times less likely to cause split ends than other brands.
“To combat hair damage, nano-sized water particles generated by nanoe penetrate the hair, while double mineral increases cuticle cohesion,” Panasonic technicians explained.
“Thus taming the tips of your hair so they are less prone to splitting.”
What’s more, you can even get a facial from the hairdryer.
It has a “skin mode” to blow nano-sized steam particles onto your face to moisturise it.
The recommended use is for one minute after you’ve finished drying your mane.
If you want to be in with a chance of winning Panasonic goodies in the future, then you need to keep an eye on its @panosicpersonalcare Instagram page for future opportunities.
Another way you can land beauty freebies is through an “online community” called SuperSavvyMe.
It is an app that brands use to send consumers freebies for review.
You can land some goodies by downloading the app and earning points to win products and prizes.
Bosses of SuperSavvyMe say it “helps people get more out of life” by sending free products – sometimes as a gift, other times to review on the app.
But you don’t typically get to choose what you get freebies – brands will send you packages to review as and when.