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A playful promise of “thick AF edges” introduces a hair-care routine, with the creator presenting medicube’s rosemary PDRN range through a get-ready-with-me format.
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A playful promise of “thick AF edges” introduces a hair-care routine, with the creator presenting medicube’s rosemary PDRN range through a get-ready-with-me format.
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View breakdownIn case your white mama never taught you if you want your hair to be thicker than a snickers by christmas you're gonna have to put down the minoxidil the k eighteen and the shitty hair extensions and take this from a mom of two who literally thought that i would be bald before i turned thirty i was literally shopping for wigs i had insane bald spots my hair was so thin and brittle cut to now where it is literally tickling my asshole like i can't even go to the mailbox without people swearing i'm wearing extensions not only that
look at all the freaking baby hairs that are erupting out of my scalp like a volcano like i literally used to be bald here and honestly it's all because i put my ego aside finally listen to the korean women when they said to put down the like trendy american products and to pick up the korean ones and i know y'all have heard of that like celebrity brand medicube well we all know they have the best korean skincare so when i saw that they came out with hair care and then they put rosemary and pdrn in their hair care i was like yeah i'm sold
because when i was doing my research during my hair loss phase i saw that if you want that like long shiny hair you use rosemary and if you want like that thicker hair and healthy scalp you use pdrn because as a nurse i know that if you want that long healthy hair like you really have to stop paying attention to the ends of your hair and start focusing on your scalp where your hair follicles begin
but i'm not gonna be like the rest of these bitches on here and be like yeah i use this shampoo conditioner for a week and now my hair is like tickling my nips like no that's not gonna happen like it is hair it does take time and you have to stay consistent but if you are consistent you will literally be out here feeling like rapunzel i would say for me it probably took like a month month and a half of really consistent use before i started to see all these little baby hairs like erupting out of my hairline and all these little areas that used to be bald
but unfortunately now that everybody is finding out about medicube hair care it has been selling out left and right but the last time i check they were still in stock and they were running some crazy sale i think they're probably getting ready for the holidays
but if they are still in stock and on sale i'll link it down here but i would literally run if you see that link because they've been selling so fast
Sitting in the car, the woman holds a wide-tooth purple comb lifting her thick blonde hair to show hair volume. Product images of Minoxidil, K18 hair mask, and low-quality hair extensions pop up sequentially on the screen, followed by old photos of the woman holding a large handful of shed hair and showing sparse hairline in the past. She continues to use the comb to display the thickness of her current long hair, flips her hair to the side to show the extreme length, and two comment screenshots accusing her of wearing hair extensions pop up on the screen.
The woman leans close to the camera, lifts her hairline with the comb to show the newly grown fine baby hairs on her forehead. Then she sits in the original position, uses a pink mascara wand to apply mascara, takes out a light pink lip balm to apply on her lips, and finally picks up a pink shampoo bottle and a pink conditioner tube with both hands to show the pink packaging of the products.
The woman puts down the hair care products, lifts her hair with her hands to show the smooth and glossy texture of her long hair, then picks up the two pink hair care products again and leans close to the camera for display. She lifts part of her hair to expose the scalp, emphasizes the importance of scalp care, then puts the hair care products aside and arranges her long hair.
The woman gestures towards the camera to explain that hair care requires long-term persistence, flips her long hair to the side to show the extreme length, and a Barbie doll image pops up on the screen for analogy. Then she leans close to the camera again, lifts her hairline with the purple comb to show the thick new baby hairs at the current hairline.
Old photos of the woman's sparse hairline pop up on the screen for comparison, then the woman uses the purple comb to comb her long hair to show the smooth texture of the hair.
The woman picks up the purple comb, pink shampoo bottle, and pink conditioner tube in sequence, shows the products to the camera, and points her finger to the bottom of the screen to guide the audience to check the purchase link.
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