Exposing hair growth scams, fake treatments, and fraudulent products.
Devices claiming to regrow hair with 'NASA-developed laser technology.' Most have zero clinical evidence. Prices range from $300-1000 for glorified LED lights.
Biotin gummies marketed by influencers claiming 'thicker hair in 30 days.' Studies show biotin only helps if you're deficient โ which most people aren't.
Fake Olaplex sold on Amazon and discount sites. Contains harsh chemicals that actually damage hair. Always buy from authorized retailers.
Clinics charging $5,000-15,000 for unproven 'stem cell' hair treatments. FDA has not approved any stem cell therapy for hair loss. Most use PRP mislabeled as stem cells.
Products using celebrity names and AI-generated endorsements without permission. 'As seen on Shark Tank' claims that never happened. Entirely fabricated testimonials.
Salons advertising 'formaldehyde-free' keratin treatments that actually contain formaldehyde or formaldehyde-releasing chemicals. Causes respiratory issues and cancer risk.
Free trial hair supplements that auto-enroll you in $79/month subscriptions. Cancellation requires calling during limited hours with long hold times.
Discount hair transplant clinics in Turkey and elsewhere with fake reviews. Unqualified technicians perform surgery. Complications include infection, scarring, and permanent damage.
Influencers selling 'ancient rice water formulas' for $40+ when the actual practice costs pennies. Products are mostly water with fragrance.
Counterfeit minoxidil products with incorrect concentrations or contaminated ingredients. Some contain no active ingredient at all. Always buy from pharmacies.
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