Priyanka Chopra Jonas has launched her very own range of haircare products, and they’re affordable too! The Priyanka Chopra Jonas Anomaly Haircare Collection has launched exclusively at Target, and everything is priced at just $5.99 which is amazing.
Priyanka Chopra Jonas Anomaly Haircare Collection
Many celebrity owned brands and products carry higher prices to cover the fee for the celebrity’s collaboration, so it’s great Priyanka has created something that’s accessible for everyone.
February is an exciting month for Priyanka, as not only has she launched the Priyanka Chopra Jonas Anomaly Haircare Collection, but she’s also launched her own book called Unfinished, so fans will be able to support her with the haircare collection and the book.
The Priyanka Chopra Jonas Anomaly Haircare Collection was named after Priyanka’s belief that we are all uniquely different individuals, and our hair reflects that. She knew she wanted to create a beauty product, but she didn’t know what as there’s so many skincare products, but you don’t see such variety with haircare.
She knew she wanted the collection to offer superior products, with no parabens or sulphates, and be ‘super clean’ and that’s how the collection was created. If you’d like to find out about the Anomaly Haircare Collection, keep on reading..
The Anomaly Haircare Collection consists of eight different products on the Target website;
- Anomaly Dry Shampoo – 5oz
- Anomaly Deep Conditioning Treatment Mask – 8oz
- Anomaly Gentle Shampoo – 11 fl oz
- Anomaly Smoothing Conditioner – 11 fl oz
- Anomaly Shine Conditioner – 11 fl oz
- Anomaly Clarifying Shampoo – 11 fl oz
- Anomaly Volume Conditioner – 11 fl oz
- Anomaly Hydrating Shampoo – 11 fl oz
It’s highly possible that there’s more products instore at Target, but these are the products available via their website right now. The packaging looks very sleek, and the range definitely doesn’t look like $6 haircare products. I like the rose gold foil detailing on the bottles, and the products are all available right now.
