Dua Lipa invests in London hair care brand Dizziak

By Amanda May | Published: 3-Oct-2022
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The pop sensation is now an investor in the Dizziak brand, which aims to make healthy hair care products accessible to people of all hair types

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Dua Lipa invests in London hair care brand Dizziak



Singer Dua Lipa is now an investor in London-based hair care brand Dizziak, which creates hydrating products for every hair type.

The Grammy award-winner has invested an undisclosed sum in the company after using the products, explaining that they gave her hair “a total reset”. 

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