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Complaint Review: Wonder Hair Treatment - Capetown Internet
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Wonder Hair Treatment
www.hairfantastique.com Capetown, Internet, South Africa
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www.hairfantastique.com aka Wonder Hair Treatment ripoff, scam, snake oil, ripoff swindler Internet Capetown South Africa
Wonder Hair Treatment from www.hairfantastique.com claims to be able to regrow hair and cure ALL forms of alopecia caused by everything that is known to cause alopecia - from chemotherapy to thyroid and stress and alopecia of unknown origin.
There is a discussion forum where users submit questions and progress - not one person is sprouting a full head of hair, in fact many are discouraged that after x number of months they are still losing hair, or have minimal regrowth. And the response is always the same - keep buying the products.
The moderator Lucille Pegg claims to be a trichologist who found the cure for baldness (alopecia, male pattern baldness etc etc) in 1976 but cannot afford FDA approval or to do double blind studies etc etc (all that charlottans say). The product is nothing more than water ("deionised aqua") and thickening agents and being sold over the internet for a lot of money.
Lucille claims that vitamins & amino acids regrow hair. She takes credit for chemo patients who regrow hair after finishing treatment, she claims credit for those alopecia sufferers whose hair spontaneously grows back in small patches. Basically this product is just a big rip off.
Natalie
Canberra, Australia
There is a discussion forum where users submit questions and progress - not one person is sprouting a full head of hair, in fact many are discouraged that after x number of months they are still losing hair, or have minimal regrowth. And the response is always the same - keep buying the products.
The moderator Lucille Pegg claims to be a trichologist who found the cure for baldness (alopecia, male pattern baldness etc etc) in 1976 but cannot afford FDA approval or to do double blind studies etc etc (all that charlottans say). The product is nothing more than water ("deionised aqua") and thickening agents and being sold over the internet for a lot of money.
Lucille claims that vitamins & amino acids regrow hair. She takes credit for chemo patients who regrow hair after finishing treatment, she claims credit for those alopecia sufferers whose hair spontaneously grows back in small patches. Basically this product is just a big rip off.
Natalie
Canberra, Australia
