Haircare Brands Are Lying To Us... Don't Fall for This! 

Totally. there are sooo many other misleading claims just like this too

Exactly I also skip the ones where it says - I received this product for free and I'm not payed for review 😒

Same!! I heard people rave about it for years and I tried several of their products and they made my hair feel so dry.

I Love Briogeo. Some of the products Abby uses are not good on my hair or my daughter, but that doesn't mean it is bad. I don't know why Redken is so highly rated. hair care is truly personal

Thank you! I feel so validated. I wasted so much money on the "Don't Despair, Repair" line and it all sucked. My hair looked worse than ever. I don't get all the positive reviews, I bet a lot of them are fake, or from people who are switching from a bad drugstore brand and haven't tried professional products before.

@@SandiHartke Yup! Terrible stuff

@@krystademilio1256 I think Redken is overrated too. But Redken products have been hit and miss,for me. I like a couple of their styling products, but not a fan of their shampoo or conditioners. Briogeo has been all bad. I haven't like a single one of their products yet.

Same!! I recently started trying sulfates again after a decade of thinking they're bad for me and I've never been happier about my hair. Currently so relieved and so over all these stupid clean beauty claims and useless products!

Well I'll see you in 5 years when you are a millionare

​​​@@BoudicaisbackIf her husband is patenting it, they'll be billionaires in a couple of years as every hair company in the existence will have to purchase his ingredient directly from him/his company whenever they want to include it in their formulations and that's only IF he decides to sell it to companies like the manufacturers of the skincare ingredient, bakuchiol, are doing. Her husband probably will (and should) create his own hair products using the ingredient (once it's patented) similar to what K18 and Olaplex did. Olaplex patented it's star ingredient, bis-aminopropyl diglycol dimaleate, in 2015 and now the company itself is currently worth approx $14B. 😮 And get this, that patent won't run out until 2034!

im looking forward to seeing this in products in the coming years

This is awesome news!!!

@@bklynbutters13 nah, the company owns everything a scientist invents while employed. And it’s questionable if it will ever be able to do it for a full hard of hair. Maybe it would first be a specialist treatment. But it works under microscope with single hairs. The research and development need to test and develop it further. It was an invention for something different actually, discovered by accident that it works for hair. It was just a joke of him that it could maybe be used to solve my severe split ends, that I got from being on bedrest for months while pregnant, laying on the left side. Obviously I can’t say much about it though. My husband gets a bonus for every patent he files for the corporation and if it gets to be used to make money, a further bonus. If something gets really huge, the scientist gets a small cut , like 10%-25% of the profit, so it really depends on the success of a product. We will see. But it definitely is good for his career .of course corporations want great scientists etc., so they have to give a nice profit to them or they get a bad reputation and nobody wants to work for them anymore. But it wasn’t found in the corporate laboratory, he discovered it while on parental leave, so we are looking to get a good lawyer, to find out, if he can keep the patent for himself or get a better deal from the corporation. But we also can’t afford the lab equipment that’s needed to make this a reality and not just a successful lab experiment. So probably it’s best to find a deal with his employer . This happens so often, to so many inventors. So in the end,the corporation gets the credit as most people never look up, who invented something in hair products etc. I mean how many consumers know who invented Olaplex?

Thank you so much! xoxo

thank you so much!!

The people in the comments section are brainwashed themselves...They jump on anything :) What Briogeo said was clear

thank you xoxo

That was funny to me too. 1% is “up to 100%”, like you could go over 100%? It’s like when you see a clothing sale “everything up to 50% off!” But really everything just discounted 15%. Ughhhh marketing

1.) make sure you’re removing the oil properly. If you wash your hair first, try conditioning it first. This is purely anecdotal but I found it helps prevent protein buildup and makes hair smoother. 2.) read your daily shampoo and conditioner. What’s it say? Did you notice if it’s “volumizing” or “smoothing”? Those are styling ingredients. So even though it’s in a shampoo made for washing, those styling products can build up over time and make your hair brittle. 3.) get a clarifying shampoo. 4.) wash as often as you find you need. If your hair gets super oily no matter what, and you have to wash once a day every day? Do it. Not washing your hair can damage it as well. (Letting oil and bactieria build up on the scalp) 5.) wash your scalp. Never concentrate shampoo to the strands. Focus. On. The. Scalp. 6.) silk hair ties, silk pillowcase. 7.) make sure hair is 100% dry before sleeping.

I really love some of their hydrating products for my wavy hair, like the superfoods avocado and kiwi mask, a staple for me!

thank you so much!!!

pureology color fanatic!! the best

It is the best.

of course ❤ and thank you so much!

they probably mean conditioning

That’s honestly normal. I mean, if she wants to try to go without washing (I don’t recommend it) try L’Oréal clarifying, or Garnier charcoal, or Ouai Detox. These MAY help. I say “may” because if she just has an oily scalp, no amount of clarifying shampoos are going to help. That’s just her scalp type. And for an oily scalp, you do want to cleanse that often to prevent a build up of bacteria and oil. That will lead to serious scalp issue.

Yes, that is why this video is a waste of time. She piles on tons of products that help with her damaged hair, so what is wrong with Briogeo coming out with their own product....how dare they

@@krystademilio1256 Wrong. l believe all Abby was trying to tell us in this video is that brands (any brand) will try to deceive us with their words. As us consumers fall for it. That we should read the packaging carefully as well as have a look at the ingredients so we know exactly what the product will do for us. This way we don't expect more than what the product is able to deliver.

Oh and BTW you're very rude.

@@janicedinapoli9615 what wording exactly did briogeo deceive everyone with?

@@krystademilio1256 I don't think she was targeting Briogeo specifically just using them as an example on how marketing is done to make us buy things and could potentially trick people. A lot of us who watch videos like this know split ends can only be fixed by a hair trim but many everyday people could look at this and assume it would genuinely fix them. I think that was the entire point of the video.

no issue here at the time of my viewing. 😧