Doo Gro Stimulating Oil, 4.5 oz

I was going to get some Doo Gro products (bought from Walmart), and I have used them in the past and they never damaged my hair like this. I am fortunate to have thick, full hair, but this type of damage is still very noticeable to It is obvious that this is a counterfeit product.

Bryant COATES

| May 15, 2021

We did not receive any recommendation and the seller was not responsive. I did not receive any black tips in my delivery, instead I received Hair Oil instead of Growth Oil. But so far, it seems to be a decent product, it smells great, and it works well for oiling hair and steaming hair. Since my dislikes are mentioned above, I am not sure what I would purchase again. I also received a reply from the company that I was at fault for the errors.

Henry Hale

| Sep 07, 2020

This is just hair oil instead of growth oil as shown in the picture. The hair oil is cheaper and available at any store, so I believe this was a deliberate decision. Growing oil was specifically what I was looking for as I had previously used it and it produced growth in my hair. You can't believe what you're hearing.

Langston Ramos

| May 02, 2021

I received the items one day before the expected arrival date when they were out of stock. The "Magic potion" is about to be made.

Micah Gomez

| May 17, 2021

The product works well, my hair grows quickly when I use it, and it is ideal if you have.

Atticus Savage

| Nov 17, 2020

It cost me $18 for this item plus tax and shipping. If I could purchase it from WALMART for less, it may not be worthwhile to order it and to pay so much.

Hailey Ruiz

| Oct 21, 2020

This oil is good for It is non-sticky and smells good as well. Hair growth is facilitated by this. Besides being used for massage, it can also be used for scalp massage.

Aurelia Stephenson

| Mar 01, 2021