About MD London

MD London discount codes and voucher codes are listed above. Below: what the brand makes, how to use styling products properly, and what an MD London discount code covers.

About MD London

MD London is the haircare line from Michael Douglas, a British hairstylist, built around styling rather than around treatment: the products are meant to produce a particular finish rather than to repair anything.
The range grew out of salon practice, and it shows in how the products are described — by what they do to hair in the hand, rather than by an ingredient story.

What they make

Styling products across the categories a blow-dry needs: primers and heat protection, volumising sprays and mousses, texture and finishing sprays, oils and creams, alongside shampoo and conditioner.
New styling products are added to the line in batches rather than as a full seasonal collection, so the range grows in the areas the stylist works in most.

Getting a result from styling products

Apply to damp hair, not wet or dry. Most primers, mousses and volumisers are designed for towel-dried hair, and applying them to soaking hair dilutes them to nothing while applying to dry hair leaves them sitting on the surface.
Use less than feels right and build it up. Overloading is the single most common reason a styling product makes hair look heavy, and it is not fixable without washing.
Heat protection is not optional if a dryer or irons are involved. Hair damaged by heat cannot be repaired, only cut off, and a protectant costs less than the trim. Direct product at the roots for volume and at the mid-lengths and ends for texture and finish, because the two need opposite treatment.

Using an MD London discount code

Put the stylers in the basket, apply the code at the checkout and check the total before paying. These appear as MD London discount codes, voucher codes and promo codes.
Newly launched products are the ones most often excluded from a sitewide offer, since they are at full price by design. Bundles pairing a wash with a styler are priced as a set and normally cannot take a further percentage.