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GUYS WARNING! BEWARE !!!! HELP ME NOTIFY THE MODS

I'VE BEEN SEEING A LOT OF POSTS BY 13-23DAY OLD ACCOUNTS PUSHING REVIEWS OF PRODUCTS BY SUNSCOOP AND CHEMIST AT PLAY.

I was seeing it for a few days, then i noticed and discussed with a fellow redditor about the anomaly. It's always the same accounts same kind of posts. So I have taken a few ss when my hypothesis got confirmed.

I would urge everyone to be very cautious!

I've found a few, I'm sure you guys also must have come accross this!

Hey guys! Finally posting a review of my current shower staples after using them consistently. Hope this helps anyone looking to buy these!

Skin Type: Normal to Dry, slightly sensitive / prone to acne

Hair Type: 2a wavy, fine strands, dry ends, seasonal hair fall.

Climate: Hot & humid.

CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser (For Normal to Dry Skin)

Texture -Non-foaming, lotion-like gel.

This is my go-to morning cleanser. If you like squeaky-clean foaming washes, you might hate this at first because it feels like spreading a light lotion on wet face. But it cleanses gently without causing acne. Never leaves my face feeling itchy.

Final verdict- HG, Would repurchase. Simple, effective, no-nonsense cleanser for dry or damaged skin.

WishCare Multipeptide Anti Hairfall Shampoo

Texture- Medium consistency, light pleasant smell. The pump packaging is decent, though a bit stiff.

Bought this because of the rosemary and peptide hype on this sub. Honestly, it's quite a gentle sulphate-free shampoo. It lathers decently well (better than most mild shampoos) and cleanses the scalp without making my ends feel like broom. Does it completely cure hair loss? Not but I noticed significantly reduces it. There's almost no hairfall while washing and combing out wet hair.

Final verdict-Ordered another bottle. A very solid daily/frequent wash shampoo if you want something mild with good ingredients.

Dove 10in1 Deep Repair Hair mask

Texture- Super thick, rich, creamy mask with THE classic Dove floral scent.

THIS WAS A SURPRISE! I bought it as a budget alternative to expensive masks like Kérastase or Re'equil conditioners. I apply it from mid-lengths to ends, leave it on for 8/10 minutes while showering, and rinse. It immediately detangles hair and makes dry, frizzy ends feel so soft and silky when it dries.

Final Verdict- would repurchase, extremely affordable for the quantity and does the job of taming frizzy hair instantly.

Hope this review is detailed enough! What about you guys? Has anyone tried the Wishcare shampoo or Dove mask? Would love to know if you have any hair serum/mask recommendations for frizzy wavy hair!

Been using these for a while now, so here's my very unscientific review as someone with normal to slightly sensitive skin living in humid Indian weather. This a haul, but I'm reviewing products. So y'all can tell what should be the flair

Dove Relaxing Care Bodywash - 9/10 The most boring product here and somehow the one I keep repurchasing. Doesn't strip my skin, smells comforting, and makes showering feel a little nicer after a long day. It has a very spa like smell. Thinking of trying the body scrub as well.

Dove Original Roll-On - 8/10 Works well for daily use. Doesn't irritate my underarms and doesn't leave weird residue on clothes. Nothing fancy, just like nivea.

WishCare AHABHA Body Lotion - 9/10 Probably my favorite bodycare purchase from the last year. Helped a lot with tiny bumps on my arms and random texture on my legs. You need patience though. Took a few weeks before I noticed smoother skin. Definitely not an overnight miracle.

WishCare Sunscreen Body Lotion SPF 50 - 9/10 I actually use this because it's easy. Most body sunscreens end up sitting unused because they're greasy. This one feels more like a proper lotion. Protection seems decent and it doesn't make me feel sticky. I use umbrella still. It has a very deep lasting moisturization which i like.

Ordinary glycolic acid Toner - 10/10 I know everyone uses this everywhere except their face now. I've used it on underarms, feet, and occasional body pigmentation. Works best for underarm odor control in my experience. Not a miracle for pigmentation, but definitely helps over time. Just don't go overboard with it, always do a patch test, to check skin irritation.

Got too long, happy to help if any one needs it

My partition was looking like a highway and almost everyone suggested to visit a derm, so thats what I did.

My main issue was excessive shedding losing almost handfuls everytime i was combing, to which my derm said was stress-related telogen effluvium. Had to go for a non-min solution so went ahead and got this. Started applying the serum on scalp 3 times a week(day/night whenever I could) Week 1-2: genuinely nothing to report. Week 3: noticed slightly less shedding but could've been coincidence. Week 4: baby hairs rising up from my partition (looked very weird honestly 🤣) Shedding was down by a lott. Not a miracle but honestly better than I expected. Sometimes it made scalp oily sometimes it for not, thats honestly i dont know how to fix that. Each bottle lasted me a month give or take. But worth it product for hair growth, i mean lengthwise also my hair grew faster.

If anyone can help me figure when it gets oily or how to fix it 🥲 also you can share your experience, we can yap💅

L'Oréal Colour Protect - not the best colour protect shampoo, but readily available everywhere. Does the job tho.

L'Oréal Absolut Repair - used to be my favorite mask until I started using abslout repair molecular( new obsession makes hair v soft)

Wishcare hair growth serum - have been using it for a little more than a month. It has effectively reduced hairfall and my hair apparently looks denser. Gonna repurchase.

Lmk what are your experiences with these.