HairqareReviews of hairqare.co

Updated as I joined the 500 dollar a year program "Hairqare Lab": I wouldn't invest in the Hairqare Lab if you have really thick curly hair (especially Afro-textured hair). I wouldn't say it's worth the almost 500 dollars at all. There is very little support, and I am assuming they have a very small team that cannot handle all of the questions that everyone has, which leaves you feeling like you are talking to a blank wall because a lot of the other community members are not active enough or are not knowledgable enough to help on a lot of the topics either. (I thought just MAYBE this would be better on the paid end. It is not. If you scroll through the questions, A LOT are left unanswered because there is only one woman going through them and I guess she checks the forums once or twice a week). I think for the price to be worth it, either customer service should be more active, or they need some type of live Q&A session at least once a month. Additionally, on top of the yearly subscription fee there are video modules that try to upsell you on their other "99 dollar" e-books, which I wasn't a big fan of. I was surprised even their "2 week meal plan for hair" was 99 dollars. That seems like way too much money even if you are trying to save time, esp since you can find meal plans created by dietitians online for free or probably even just throw your needs into ChatGPT and have it create something for you. Either way, I would say if you have afro-textured hair, just save your money. The 14 day challenge is worth it to learn more about exploring homemade product options for your hair, learning about silicones and sulfates, learning about good products that work for your hair but after that... I hopped onto YouTube and within a few seconds I found women with all the important information that you really need when taking care of black hair (the importance of detangling, how to prevent water damage, hair porosity, pre-poo, stretching the hair to prevent tangles, diet/water/exercise/stress etc). My background is I have been taking care of my hair since 2006 and got it to grow out long (used to barely pass my shoulders when straight) and it just stalled around waist-length (stretched), so I didn't come into this challenge completely clueless, which is probably part of my disappointment. But I have to rate a 3 because after following some of the advice I did a split-end check and for the first time it seems my split ends have gotten WORSE. So yea...don't follow advice from non-black people about black hair. I will be taking some of the information I did learn and combining it with the more helpful info on YouTube, but I would say overall the information that was helpful I wouldn't have spent more than 100 dollars on.

Not really worth it. Because of we can search on bad product is trial. And not knowing our hair profile and just in 14 days i think my hair didn’t getting better. I just know this shampoo is bad and make a new shampoo that is good or bad for me?

Interesting course to learn theory about hair care but there's not much actionable advice. Ok, there's a list of bad ingredients to look for in your products to throw away harmful products, and shampoo recipes but there are no concrete guidelines to adapt the basic recipes to our needs. There's a whole lesson on how aloe vera is amazing but nothing to explain how to use it :/ And I didn't see any results on my hair in the end. So I learn great things but they're not helpful.

It was an overall good course, will recommend it for beginners who have no idea about hair

I wouldn't say is worth the money. Yes there is a lot of useful information in the course but for people that have a "tracky" hair profile the money is not worth it. I feel like I need individual support and the forums and student support team seems overwhelmed. My hairfall is actually worst since I've started but I have to say the hair that is not falling looks better so I have mized feelings. I've seen a lot of people having good results, people with no changes and people that actually are in a worst situation that when they started. Think twice before purchasing the program, this should be last resource and even then it can be that you won't see changes-

It has been a really great experience. It was informative and to the point and I really enjoyed it, at least I believe my hair did. However, the reason why I gave only 3 stars is that for me, it is not a 14 days challenge, more of a 7-day challenge as missions could condense into one.

Edit: changing the star rating of my review as I was heavily influenced by the pressure selling at the end of the course. The 14 day course itself is good, I enjoyed it. But the pressure selling was on another level, I’m an intelligent woman but even I was thinking about borrowing money to do the course. Ridiculous now I think back. I’d rather spend the money on a trichologist. I had a great time doing the 14 day challenge! It distracted me from a difficult time in my life. The self care practice within the challenge isn’t just benefiting hair but also body and mind. In 14 days my hair feels better and so do I. The course is worth it for the shampoo recipe alone. For the negative reviews mentioning hair profile please remember this is an introductory course for a fraction of the cost of the 5 week challenge. You can’t expect everything for free or all the information within two weeks! Recommend completely, ignore the negatives

I think it was a great challenge but I don’t know why my hair respond bad to the shampoo and I don’t know if I ruined my hair because no one answers me