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A Christmas-themed “Rapunzel hair” line creates a playful transformation hook for medicube’s Rosemary PDRN scalp-to-hair routine, presented as a personal hair-care tip.
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A Christmas-themed “Rapunzel hair” line creates a playful transformation hook for medicube’s Rosemary PDRN scalp-to-hair routine, presented as a personal hair-care tip.
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View breakdownMight offend some people but in case your mama never taught you, if you want hair down past your ass by Christmas, you need to put down the minoxidil, the K18 and the hair extension. From a girl who thought she was gonna be bald by 30, my hair was so thin and brittle especially with my sensitive scalp. I was too traumatized to even run a brush through it.
Now not only do I have strangers coming up to ask if they can touch my hair because of how soft it is, so I have these baby hairs erupting out of my roots so fast like a freaking chia pet. All I did was finally listen to those Korean ladies when they said do put down the American hair growth and pick up the Korean one.
We already know Medicube is known to have the best skincare, so when I saw that they had haircare with rosemary and PDRN in it I was like okay sold. Did my research, I see you need rosemary to support longer hair, PDRN to support thicker hair and a healthy scalp. Then the dermatologist came on here saying the way you wash your hair is most important. Healthy hair starts at the scalp where the actual hair follicle begin.
Now I'm not gonna BS you like all these other girls coming on here saying it's a miracle potion and it works overnight. You obviously have to be consistent. They give it about a month and yeah you're going to look like freaking Rapunzel. Feel bad telling you about this because it's always sold out now that everyone and their dog is raving about it. So if it's still in stock with that sale run.
The woman sits in the car, takes off the aluminum foil hat on her head, reveals a head of long and shiny blonde hair, shows the hair state and flips up her hair to show the old photo of her previously sparse and fragile scalp, comparing the poor hair condition in the past.
The woman combs and fiddles with her hair with her hands, picks up a toothbrush-like tool to gently brush the scalp roots, shows a large number of newly grown baby hairs, and shares the state of her newly grown hair.
The woman picks up two pink hair care products to show, the screen inserts short video screenshots and dermatologist prompt screenshots, displaying the product ingredient content and the importance of correct hair washing and scalp care.
The woman continues to share product usage precautions, shows netizen comment screenshots and platform search interface, finally picks up the pink product to finish, and prompt text pops up on the screen.
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