HairqareReviews of hairqare.co

I took away a lot from the 14 days course and will follow through it, even if it was just general advice and practices. I wished for more personalization or even simpler tips like ”the best technique for washing/drying/combing your hair”, but of course this is just an introduction to hair health, you cannot explain everything in just a small timeframe. I loved Sarah’s energy and therefore the next course was really really tempting, but roughly 1000$ was a sum that kept me gulping. Do I think I am worth it? Yes, but… In the past I made some impulse purchases I regretted, because I got pressured with all the cool freebies I only get within time X. Or I had high hopes in things that in the end disappointed me. And this is just a too high price for an impulse purchase. So I learnt to go to here first. And at the first glance it looked very promising. I mean 1400+ reviews and a rating of 4.8. That's incredible! Of course I knew from the start that for sure there are more courses to buy or memberships to subscribe and that of course it will be promoted at the end of the course. That's marketing. But to read here that most of the 5*- reviews were written because people were promised a freebie in the challenge is absolutely devastating. How can I take all the “success stories” testimonies from throughout the challenge for real now? What is real and what was written just to get something for free? (I know trustpilot has a policy against this but honestly how they gonna know...) I understand the practice as people don't like to give good reviews that easily, so you have to give them a motivational something. But it really doesn't give me a good feeling to invest further. So overall, I think the 14-day challenge was worth the money for me, because for me there was a lot new info and so far I think my new awareness helps me. But 1000$ based on faked reviews? I am really not sure how different this whole thing is from the beauty-/lifestyle-/medical industry that just wants us to stay in a rather unsatisfying state, that Sarah criticizes… Furthermore, I am not convinced that more questions about my hair and life can really define my hair profile, without a proper (and probably expensive) lab analyses. So, after watching the last video, that promised me like the most life changing whatsoever, but gave me a 45 minutes sales pitch, the whole experiences ends with a slightly bitter taste. Sad

I originally was down the rabbit hole on hair and beauty late at night. Hating my hair clinging onto every little tip and product that says it will make your hair long and shiny and strong. Then I came across HairQare, saw that she was not selling a product or anything but just a course to better understand how our hair actually thrives along with a recipe for a natural shampoo. I was instantly hooked. I bought the course and waited for my lessons to start. And I loved every minute of it. By the end I feel so much more confident seeing through junk marketing bad hair products and finding the reason behind the damage in my hair. I have told anyone that will listen about this course. And I am in love with my own version of the shampoo made just for me. My hair is smooth soft detangled. All with very minimal ingredients that I feel good putting on my hair.

When I learned about the challenge I joined immediately. I've been wanting to switch to safer products for my hair health and when I realized I could make my own shampoo catered to my specific hair I was so excited. Also I've been experiencing hair loss and wanted to figure out what the cause might be. When I started this challenge my hair was falling out, especially when I showered, and I was struggling with greasy roots and dry, brittle ends. Throughout the 14 days I have learned so much about my hair and how to care for it, and I'm excited to keep implementing what I've learned. I can tell my hair is already improving from cutting out products with blacklist ingredients, and today was the first day in months that I showered and barely lost any hair! I also purchased the conditioner course so I'm excited to have homemade shampoo and conditioner that is healthy and perfect for my specific hair needs. Thank you hairqare for teaching me how to take care of my hair!

Hello everyone my name is Chris and I’d love to share with all you beautiful ladies my hair journey. For my whole life my hair has been thin and lifeless, like absolutely no volume whatsoever. It just kind of hung there. Plus I have an oily scalp so every 3 days I was shampooing just to look “clean”. My dad’s family all suffer from thin hair so I thought that it was genetics. As I got older my hair got worse. Thinned out so looked like I had bald spots, the oily scalp got worse and then my ends started to dry out and break off. In high school I had hair longer than Sarah and note it doesn’t seem to grow past my shoulders🥺. I also have had some major health issues. It started with endometriosis then it developed into ovarian cancer. I’m so clean now but the radiation causes even more damage to my hair. I tried numerous shampoos, serums, oils and supplements but nothing helped and some even cause me to lose more hair. Money down the drain if I’m being honest. I went to several dermatologists and was told I have “female pattern baldness” and that it was hereditary, not fixable unless I got a hair transplant. I’m sorry who has money for that?!! So after a good cry (hey sometimes a good cry feels good), I decided to just accept it and live my life. Or so I thought… I had seen Sarah’s post on Instagram several times, had even thought about and almost purchased the 14 day challenge. But I was so scared it would get my hopes up and fail me like all the rest had so I never did it. But I was having breakfast with my mom one day and had mentioned it. How she wasn’t selling a pill or shampoo but a class on how to better your hair care and would get to make your own shampoo tailored to your hairs special needs. She immediately purchased the 14 day challenge and said try this one as it sounded so worth it. Ladies the amount of info I got in just 14 days still amazes me. I knew companies always added fillers to make their product’s more luxurious, and ads claiming their product will fix everything. Only Sarah and her team came through. Not only did she tell us that female hair thinning is reversible (say what now😳), but they were there every step of the way. They read all our comments and even commented back on our posts. Name me one other company who did that!! I not only made my own shampoo, but I made BOTH of the shampoos offered. Hey if I’m going to try this I’m going all in lol.I was a little shocked that they didn’t lather much or that in the shower I didn’t feel they did much. But remember I was only used to the bad shampoos full of no no ingredients. I was SHOOK with gore clean and fresh my scalp felt after my first shower. The next day my mom thought it looked fuller. I didn’t see it but we rarely ever see anything on ourselves. My oldest suffered from oily scalp and dandruff. We tried a dandruff shampoo for her but it never cleared it up and seemed to make her scalp even oilier. But after one shampoo with the shampoo A her scalp was so clean and not a spec of dandruff to be seen. Next day no sign of oil scalp and her hair felt light and smooth. I’m now on day 3 with no sign of an oily scalp!! I’m just so blown away I can’t even really put out into words. For me, and everyone is different with different experiences, the hardest part about the 14 day challenge was just letting go send trying it whole heartedly. I’d gotten burned so badly by so many products, I was so afraid to try. So glad I did. Best part for me was making my own shampoo and finding out I can customize it to my hairs special needs. I also purchased the DIY conditioner course and have already started on that journey. Well ladies I hope my story has helped you in done way. Maybe you can relate to something or maybe it gave you the courage to sign up. Whatever your hair journey, know we are in this together❤️

When I started this challenge, my hair was dry and very frizzy. My main issue was taming the frizz and defining my curls. I was looking to better understand how hair health works, so that I could improve the structure of my hair lengths while also providing the necessary nutrients to the hair follicles. I first saw a post from Sarah on social media. I did not join the challenge right away, I waited 2-3 weeks, to give me some time to watch more posts from Sarah! I am very satisfied with the homemade shampoo B: my hair seems softer and the frizz has been reduced! This challenge also serves as a great gateway to creating other natural and healthy treatments to be applied before or after shampooing! I am very grateful for everything I learned during this challenge! I know that this is just a beginning, as each topic can be investigate even more in depth, but I learned a lot in only 2 weeks on ingredients in my products (and surprise, all silicones and sulfates are not evil :)), on how to nourish the hair follicles properly and the importance to stimulate the blood stream, and also of course, how to make my own shampoo! My biggest win is the understanding I got from the different sulfates / surfactant ingredients and silicones that are in most of shampoos. I really appreciated the mindset of Sarah over the 2-week challenge and it gave me the motivation and confidence I needed to try to improve my hair situation by myself! :) Many thanks to the whole team!

From the boss(Sara Tran)to the team(everyone else ) they all sincere , cooperatives ,loveliest and most sweetest people I’ve dealt with (mind you I never met any of the not even by chance but I wish to❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕) if I’m being honst. Now we talked about the people let’s talk about the products they offer and to summarize it up (you would never see something like it take my word for it ) over the years I’ve seen sooo many accounts Arab fro Middle East and non Arab early do they ever they what they say with science and if you find someone does it not a course and you have finger most thing out it honestly frustrates me. so if you want something real (they say it’s not diagnostic and for me because they still didn’t open their clinic ❤️❤️❤️❤️But the course is made by doctors and specialists and if you don’t believe me purchase the 14 day challenge see if you ever seen anything like it (yes you get value of money-most lovely team they so sweet you want to hug them from screen and I mean it💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕so at the end and I stand by my words you won’t regret it❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Notice : if there is a more guarantee to how good hair growth lab is it’s Sara guarantee of refund she’d walk you through everything and if still you don’t get the results you’ll be refunded ( that how good what she offer and her team because once your in you will be addicted) and it’s my words and I stand by it❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💕💕

I didn’t join the challenge straight away. I think I waited about a week because I wasn’t sure how a 14-day challenge could really improve my hair. But I was very motivated to do something about it! My mum always used to say that hair is every woman’s decoration and makes her look more beautiful. And my hair was quite dull and lifeless before, which perhaps reflected how I was feeling on the inside too. Now, towards the end of the challenge, I honestly haven’t changed that much in my haircare routine. I’m still using the same shampoos because I haven’t managed to buy new ones yet. And my ingredients didn’t arrive in time, so I haven’t made my own shampoo either. But I’m planning to! What has changed is how I feel. Just listening to Sarah talk about nutrition, exercise, haircare and building confidence from the inside out has already made me feel more beautiful, and I think my hair looks more beautiful too! And now I’m wondering… if I’ve already noticed this difference just from changing my mindset and learning new things, how much better can it get when I actually start putting everything into practice? ❤️

Saw the challenge a few times, by the third one decided to join in, because of the hairloss. With this challenge you learn a lot about the harsh and blacklisted ingredients. Making you look at shampoos in a different angle. They show all the do's and dont's, tell all about silicones and sulphates, oils and more. And talking you through the proces of making your very first DIY shampoo (sulfate-free). That was the big win for me, and so much fun! It's nice to upgrade your own knowledge on haircare and how to implement it in your day-to-day life. So I'm very glad I did join this time around!