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Ready, steady, slow.

Black Friday brings a tangle of timed deals and discounts tempting you to click quick. But this year, we’re pressing pause.

Instead of a one-day dash, you’ve got weeks to mindfully shop your curlcare favourites. Buy only what you need, keep the planet in mind. And still get 25% off. We’ll even carbon offset your order and plant two trees for every full size product you buy.

All you need to do to unlock your 25% discount is sign up.

How it works

  • New to Bouclème? To get your unique code, just sign up above. An email will confirm your subscription.

    Already signed up? Your discount code will land in your inbox on 10 November.

  • Your unique 25% off discount code will arrive in your inbox (This email may take up to 15 minutes to arrive).

  • Take it easy.

    Your unique code lasts until 27 November, giving you plenty of time for conscious curl choices.

  • When you’ve made your selection, simply add your code at checkout.

  • Order between 10 and 27 November and we’ll offset emissions on your order and plant two trees for every full size product you buy. 

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Celebrating #ConsciousCurls

All year round, we care about making clean, green choices, from our products to our packaging. Now, in answer to Black Friday and its impact on the planet, we’re celebrating #ConsciousCurls. Instead of quick-fix consumption and soaring emissions, it’s all about mindful buys, minimal impact and giving back. 

Carbon neutral curlcare

When you shop with us between 10 and 27 November, we’ll donate to Ecocart to make your order carbon neutral.

Since the beginning of this year, you’ve helped us offset over 21,904 kilograms of CO2. That’s 26,077 lightbulbs in homes powered by clean, wind-powered energy generated in Sidrap, Indonesia.

Giving back

For the whole of November, we’ll plant two trees for every full size bottle you buy. Trees for the Future makes sure those trees create livelihoods for families experiencing hunger, poverty or environmental changes.

Check out Trees for the Future to find out more.