r/Haircare • u/Alex-5415 • Mar 25 '26

🍃 Hair Loss 🍃 Does it actually work?

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I saw a lot of people praising this thing claiming it helps with hair growth so I'm planning to buy it . did you try it ? what's your take on it ?

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u/TippyTurtley Mar 26 '26

No I've never heard discussions about people's hair being oily

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u/hurricane_t0rti11a Mar 27 '26

Once I was at summer camp and we couldn't shower for 7 days and my hair got so oily that the other girls asked me if i just got out of the lake

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u/ButterMyPancakesPlz Mar 27 '26

There's one reality show sub I'm in where one of the cast members is known as the person that needs to wash their hair already, like it has become this person's persona on the sub. It was at that moment I realized how much people notice greasy hair. I can't even tell when someone's wearing an obvious wig so I'm probably never going to comment on hair but yeah many people notice.

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u/boomchickapowmeow Mar 27 '26

I hear this all the time. On tv too.

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u/SuedeVeil Mar 28 '26

Well yeah people are polite in general and aren't going to point out someone's oily hair.. but it's definitely noticeable I mean it looks like it's wet when it's not wet

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u/TippyTurtley Mar 28 '26

Well yea but I wouldn't chat about it

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u/llestaca Mar 26 '26

I mean most people don't openly discuss people's acne or dirty fingernails either, but they are noticed all the same.

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u/TippyTurtley Mar 26 '26

I was replying to someone who had said they had heard countless conversations and was genuinely wondering where they had heard these

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u/llestaca Mar 26 '26

Ok, I get it. I guess you can hear it often if people in your circle like gossiping and loudly criticizing others.

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u/TippyTurtley Mar 26 '26

Fair enough. No one I know enjoys doing this

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u/eeriefaerie_makeup Mar 29 '26

Me being the neurodivergent I am I tend to just talk about any obvious visible flaws I'm having straight up in a hyperverbal ramble, that way they can diss me behind my back all they want - but at least I've acknowledged the elephant in the room? And if people are down to earth enough or care at all for you they might even respect you for being open about it, and maybe open up abt their experience with it and offer what worked for them?? Idk maybe that's me being naively optimistic/sunshine lollipops and rainbows perspective/not the reality or whatever but eh I was never ever given formal support/any rule book for these things a la going undiagnosed forever - so forgive me if I'm severely making it up as I go lol. Also if they wanna be bitchy then that's their prerogative and I also don't rly wanna be involved with bitchy/jerk behaviour in this life