Have Scientists Created BOTOX for Hair??

Reecie

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This company (Kronos) claims this product is shown to improve the volume, shine, hydration, strength and color retention of damaged hair and combined them into this new delivery technology. If any of you ladies try or tried it, please give us your review.

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The ingredients don't look like anything special...just regular shampoo/conditioner with fancy marketing. Not worth the money, IMO.
 
Seems like a lot of fancy marketing and not much substance. I read a couple of reviews that said the shampoo is very drying and that if you get their "free" trial products

"you also get an invoice informing you that if you fail to call customer service, obtain an RMA # , cancell your "account" (since when does trying out a "sample" automatically set up an "account" ? ) and print out the return receipt with said number and return the unused portion of the product and all the bottles (even if they are empty) 30 days (and within 15 days of getting the RMA #) that you will be automatically charged $98.50 for your first months "free" trial and that they will continue sending this product every month with automated payments of $98.50. "

Some reviews
 
Seems like a lot of fancy marketing and not much substance. I read a couple of reviews that said the shampoo is very drying and that if you get their "free" trial products

"you also get an invoice informing you that if you fail to call customer service, obtain an RMA # , cancell your "account" (since when does trying out a "sample" automatically set up an "account" ? ) and print out the return receipt with said number and return the unused portion of the product and all the bottles (even if they are empty) 30 days (and within 15 days of getting the RMA #) that you will be automatically charged $98.50 for your first months "free" trial and that they will continue sending this product every month with automated payments of $98.50. "

Some reviews

Wow. That's super shady.
 
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