New Product

[Brasileirao]

Have you guys heard of the new product called Procede. Its supposse to give you thicker hair and its a 1 time, every 90 day application.


Anyone...

 

[Guest]

sounds strange,

single application? :freaked:

details, Tony, links, info..........

 

[Brasileirao]

http://www.procede-hair.com


Dont know if its ok to post the link here.....
Its probably a scam, but I think it will be good to have an open discussion about it.

Tony

 

[blue]

what the hell?

one app every 90 days......i dont know about that.....thew before and after pics look like people with couvre on ....i wonder if this product it like couvre just lasts longer?

 

[Brasileirao]

what the hell?

one app every 90 days......i dont know about that.....thew before and after pics look like people with couvre on ....i wonder if this product it like couvre just lasts longer?

That is what I thought. I'm trying to find out whats in it...but cant find it.

 

[blue]

Yea from the website they really dont go into detail about how it works...they are very vague on everything i see...which doesnt look good for a promising product.......but if it did work like toppik or couvre and last up to a month and a half...i would think about using it

 

[Bone Daddy]

I'm sorry but a concealer on your head for 3 months straight is disgusting. My head would be attacked by Wrens trieng to build a condo. So, I hope for some people's sake, this isn't the case.

 

[mvpsoft]

That site says nothing about regrowth, only about hair looking thicker and fuller. It must be a cosmetic product along the lines of Toppik, or something like that, only it stays in your hair longer. Notice that the before/after photographs contain the usual misleading photos in which the "after" photos are slightly less exposed, slightly darker pictures. That's a dead giveaway of an attempted deception.

 

[Administrator]

Ingredients guys. Always skip the marketing mumbo jumbo, skip the "it says it can do this" crap, and find the ingredients list.

Then make your decision.

It seems to be a concealer of some sort.

If you cant find the info call them up and ask them point-blank.

Admin

 

[blue]

Thats the thing though..they are so vague in their info its hard to think its not a scam

 

[blue]

The product did a placebo controlled double blind FDA test ......im still skepticle

 

[Brasileirao]

Im going to send them a damn e-mail to get some more info. They are extremmmmellly vaque!

 

[mvpsoft]

The site talks about a double-blind study. It says nothing about FDA approved. Nor does it give any additional info about the study that I could find, including no publication citation.

 

[viperfish]

No listing of ingredients?? Umm..........I don't know about this, but it is a concealer of sorts and I would be willing to give it a try if it could thicken my hair up and would only have to use it once every three months. Not a bad deal. However, I have never seen this advertised on T.V as they say.
Anyone else??

 

[ugem12]

Even its a spam, its giving concealers market a vision. This is going to be future of concealers in comming couple of years (I Guess !!!), until then long live dermmatch !!!

 

[Vinton Harper]

I just saw a commercial for this last night.
It was the "results in 48 hours" that got me! I thought "how could hair grow that fast? Has to be a scam!"

If it is a concealer, how come the after pictures don't look all that impressive, know what I mean?

 

[Guest]

SCAM. But there is no harm in exposing this as a scam!

 

[not me!]

Suggested Retail Price: $368.80

NOW! just $199.00 + 14.95 S&H

Comes with brush!

http://www.planeteshop.com/procede/order.html






pffft! I'll just stick with my cheap-*** Dermatch. I can buy my own damn brush!

 

[gonna_win]

I herd about a treatment in the works that you only had to use ever 3months. This maybe it. Still more information may be needed.

 

[gonna_win]

That site says nothing about regrowth, only about hair looking thicker and fuller. It must be a cosmetic product along the lines of Toppik, or something like that, only it stays in your hair longer. Notice that the before/after photographs contain the usual misleading photos in which the "after" photos are slightly less exposed, slightly darker pictures. That's a dead giveaway of an attempted deception.

thats a good point