Provillus Scam - is This Another Overly Hyped Product?
In this article I'm going to talk about the Provillus Scam that many have discussed over the internet.
If you've been looking for hair treatment products, you probably have realized that there has been a ton of buzz on Provillus.
As a skeptic, I naturally didn't believe a word of any of it.
If a product is hyped, especially on the internet, there is a good chance that the product is all talk.
However, I wanted to see what all the hype was about so I did my own personal research on this product to see if it lived up to the hype or if Provillus was another scamp.
Two Camps of People From what I've read on review sites, forums, and customer feedback, it seems the lines are clearly divided between users as to what works and what doesn't.
On one side, you have people that stand by medical/ Propecia products.
On the other side, you have people that are for herbal DHT blockers.
Each party heavily bashes on each others method of hair treatment to no end.
Anyone in the medical field, or a supporter of medical products such as Propecia will consider any non-propecia alternative a scam.
Those that are in support of herbal DHT blockers such as Provillus will say the opposite for medical products.
Results Tell The Story I was on the fence with all of the differing opinions of Provillus until I actually read the results it has given people.
It seems most, if not all the people that were complaining about this product had never even taken it first hand and weren't speaking out of experience.
In actuality, when I researched even further it seems that for those that actually used Provillus, it had shown them results.
The majority of users have experienced thicker hair, started to regrow more hair, and hair loss has stopped.
So for all the people that were bashing on Provillus, it really didn't matter to me because I didn't care - the ex-factor if Provillus was a scam or not is if it showed its users results, and it did.
I actually started using Provillus about a month ago, and I am starting to see results even after this short time.
My hair is starting to become thicker and hair loss has stopped.
I don't know if these results will be sustainable, but I can say for sure that it's working for me and I won't know unless I try it out.
If it doesn't work out for me, there is always the 6 month refund to fall back on.
If you've been looking for hair treatment products, you probably have realized that there has been a ton of buzz on Provillus.
As a skeptic, I naturally didn't believe a word of any of it.
If a product is hyped, especially on the internet, there is a good chance that the product is all talk.
However, I wanted to see what all the hype was about so I did my own personal research on this product to see if it lived up to the hype or if Provillus was another scamp.
Two Camps of People From what I've read on review sites, forums, and customer feedback, it seems the lines are clearly divided between users as to what works and what doesn't.
On one side, you have people that stand by medical/ Propecia products.
On the other side, you have people that are for herbal DHT blockers.
Each party heavily bashes on each others method of hair treatment to no end.
Anyone in the medical field, or a supporter of medical products such as Propecia will consider any non-propecia alternative a scam.
Those that are in support of herbal DHT blockers such as Provillus will say the opposite for medical products.
Results Tell The Story I was on the fence with all of the differing opinions of Provillus until I actually read the results it has given people.
It seems most, if not all the people that were complaining about this product had never even taken it first hand and weren't speaking out of experience.
In actuality, when I researched even further it seems that for those that actually used Provillus, it had shown them results.
The majority of users have experienced thicker hair, started to regrow more hair, and hair loss has stopped.
So for all the people that were bashing on Provillus, it really didn't matter to me because I didn't care - the ex-factor if Provillus was a scam or not is if it showed its users results, and it did.
I actually started using Provillus about a month ago, and I am starting to see results even after this short time.
My hair is starting to become thicker and hair loss has stopped.
I don't know if these results will be sustainable, but I can say for sure that it's working for me and I won't know unless I try it out.
If it doesn't work out for me, there is always the 6 month refund to fall back on.
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