HairqareReviews of hairqare.co

You put a lot of effort in your work. The videos are informative and not too long, so easy to work with in a busy life.

Great content

I thought this might be a scam but I’m happy to say it most definitely wasn’t. The course was very informative and totally worth the money.

I really loved the challenge. I learned new things like salt being a black-listed ingredient for hair and how to properly use silicones and sulfates. Plus got extra motivation for consuming protein and morning exercise.

An Honest Review of Hairqare I recently completed the two-week Hairqare introduction program, and I have mixed feelings about the experience. First, the positives: The program is well-structured and contains a lot of valuable information, especially if you're completely new to hair science. I did learn useful things about hair health, routines, and some of the science behind care techniques. For a short introductory course, the content itself was good. However, there are a few key issues that really affected my overall impression. When I enrolled, I specifically asked whether this two-week program was meant to lead into another paid product, and I was assured that it wasn’t necessary and that the course stood on its own. Unfortunately, on the final day, there was a 45-minute video that was essentially a sales pitch for their “Haircare Lab,” priced at $1000 — presented as a major discount. The message was basically: You can continue on your own, but it will be confusing, overwhelming, and you're likely to make mistakes. That made me feel misled and pressured, and I think the marketing could be much more transparent from the start. Content-wise, while the introduction was interesting, it also felt incomplete. Basic practical topics like how to brush properly, how to dry hair, whether or how to use a blow dryer, or step-by-step routines were not covered. One of the biggest challenges was product selection — the course doesn’t recommend products or help you find ones suitable for your specific hair type. Instead, everyone spent hours using the ingredient scanner trying to decode labels and figure things out alone. That part was unnecessarily frustrating. As for results, I did not notice a reduction in hair loss during the two-week period, although I’m still hopeful that improvements might come later as I implement what I learned. In summary: The Hairqare introduction is a good starting point and offers useful foundational knowledge. However, it should be clearly marketed as an introduction, not a standalone solution. Many important, practical topics are not included, and the upselling at the end felt disappointing and disingenuous after being told it wouldn’t happen. If you go into it knowing it’s just the first step — and that much of the guidance and personalization comes only with additional (expensive) programs — you may have a better, more realistic experience than I did.

It was an entertaining and interesting way to learn. I liked that it was a truly holistic approach to haircare, facturing in things like nutrition, exercise and stress management. It made a lot of sense to me and I learned so much! All of my individual questions were answered, it sometimes took a couple of days but the support worked really well.

I learned so much! About hair care definitely but also about how my lifestyle affects my hair. Thank you so much Sarah for sharing all of this valuable information 🙏🙏🙏

This is such a great concept: its intriguing, challenging and rewarding at the same time and I‘m super happy I participated in this challenge. The effort and love that went into making this is crazy, and the result I got from implementing Sarahs advice into my daily routines is amazing!