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Why people do not buy Haircare.

For people fighting hair loss, damage, or a curl type nothing was built for. See the doubts and regrets people repeat, plus the linked comments behind each objection.

8 objections180 comments5 threadsupdated 1 day ago

  1. “It made my hair fall out or caused excessive shedding”

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    How to answerShow clinical testing results, transparent ingredient lists, and offer hair health guarantees with money-back protection

    “I got my products from Prose today too, and it's kinda unnerving to see many bad reviews about shedding. Going to try this tomorrow and I hope it'll work for me because I really don't want to lose more hair than I already do.”

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  2. “It's too expensive to use long-term”

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    How to answerOffer subscription discounts, show cost-per-use calculations, or create smaller sizes for budget-conscious customers.

    “i think that since you have a specific hair concern they could work for you, but for those of us with no particular issues it’s honestly too expensive to use long-term.”

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  3. “It made my hair dry and frizzy instead of better”

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    How to answerCreate detailed hair type quizzes and offer samples so customers can test compatibility before committing to full sizes.

    “I would definitely say NO! I was dumb enough to try it twice (about two years between). Such a colossal waste of money. My hair is fine but fortunately I don’t have issues with thinning. I tried the shampoo, conditioner, gel, styling lotion, oil. All absolutely horrible! Made…”

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  4. “It caused scalp buildup or irritation”

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    How to answerFormulate with gentle, clarifying ingredients and provide clear usage instructions for different scalp sensitivities.

    “Dove shampoo range. They were too stripping and my scalp had a lot of product buildup”

    r/IndianSkincareAddicts▲ 11Open ↗
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  5. “It didn't do anything for my specific hair concern”

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    How to answerSet realistic expectations about results timeline and offer personalized formulations targeting specific concerns with g

    “i think that since you have a specific hair concern they could work for you, but for those of us with no particular issues it’s honestly too expensive to use long-term.”

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  6. “I wasted money on products that didn't work for me”

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    How to answerProvide satisfaction guarantees, easy returns, and trial sizes so customers can test before investing in full-size produ

    “I would definitely say NO! I was dumb enough to try it twice (about two years between). Such a colossal waste of money. My hair is fine but fortunately I don’t have issues with thinning. I tried the shampoo, conditioner, gel, styling lotion, oil. All absolutely horrible! Made…”

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  7. “The company seems sketchy and tries to trick me into spending more”

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    How to answerBe transparent about pricing, make cancellation easy, and clearly communicate subscription terms upfront without hidden

    “No no no. The company is sketchy and tries to trick you into spending more money. AND it causes your hair to fall out. Don’t do it.”

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  8. “The products smell bad or have overpowering fragrance”

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    How to answerOffer fragrance-free options and let customers preview scent profiles before purchasing through sample programs.

    “Fixderma Shadow A Gel SPF 30. Smells very very strong and horrible. Very sticky too.”

    r/IndianSkincareAddicts▲ 18Open ↗
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How to use Objection Finder

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  2. 02

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02Buyer language

What these buyers struggle with

“I am seeing more scalp in my part every month and I am scared to keep counting”
“My shower has a graveyard of products that all promised shine and did nothing”
“Every curl product I try leaves my hair crunchy, not defined”
03FAQ

Objection finder FAQ

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