Prairie NaturalsHair Force Softgels, 180 Count
Details
- BrandPrairie
- Unit Count180 count
- Item FormSoftgel
- Item Weight424 Grams
- Item dimensions L x W x H4 x 4 x 5
- Product BenefitsHair Growth
Description
💥 Unlock your hair’s full potential with every softgel!
- HYDRATING ESSENTIAL FATS - Reduces dryness to keep hair soft and manageable
- THYROID SUPPORT WITH IODINE - Addresses a common root cause of hair loss for holistic care
- COLLAGEN BOOSTING AMINO ACIDS - Enhances hair strength and resilience from within
- COMPREHENSIVE HAIR HEALTH FORMULA - Targets hair thinning and falling with a potent nutrient blend
- MADE IN CANADA WITH QUALITY ASSURANCE - Premium manufacturing standards you can trust
Hair Force Softgels provide a scientifically balanced complex of nutrients including iodine, essential fats, B vitamins, and sulfur-containing amino acids designed to support hair health, reduce hair loss, and improve hair texture. With 180 softgels per bottle, this Canadian-made formula offers a convenient, long-term solution for professionals seeking stronger, fuller hair.
Reviews
G**E
My widows peaks are dissappearing
I never write reviews but I love this product! I noticed new hair growth after about a month. My widows peaks became less prominent and my hair stylist says my hair is very healthy. I am now telling all my friends who have noticed thinning hair, about Hair Force. I am very, very pleased with this product!
M**I
Effective
This stuff really work but the pill is quite large and you have that vitamin smell/taste afterwards
G**D
A good product
A noticeable improvement
L**N
First month and my nails are amazing! Visibly longer and harder than ever
First month and my nails are amazing ! Visibly longer and harder than ever . My hair is definitely growing faster as I am in need of a room touchup before my usual appt. However hard to tell if I have more new hair yet? I am just starting the second bottle with high hopes!
D**7
Contains PABA
I don't know how I overlooked this, but this supplement contains PABA. PABA was widely used on skin care products until it was banned by the FDA due to its carcinogenic property when exposed to the sun. While it's not banned for supplements I don't want to take any chances.
Z**I
It works
It is a little b pricy for an average person like myself.
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