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Skin, hair and nails reviews, page 2
Beauty-from-within and topical products make fast promises. We check the ingredients, the evidence and what a month really costs.
Skin, hair and nails products we reviewed
21 reviews, best rated first. Showing 13 to 21.
4.4CaviArgan review
A full ingredient list is published, but no percentages, so the retinol and peptide claims cannot be checked, and the page price differs from checkout.
4.4Idrotherapy review
A face cream sold on a 'stronger than retinol' idea, with no concentration for any active and a shipping figure that changes at checkout.
4.3AppaNail review
A $79-a-bottle nail and foot capsule with a 17-ingredient blend, no doses on the label, and no published trial testing it or anything like it on toenail fungus.
4.1The Laserless Tattoo Removal Guide review
A $37 guide promising to "flush" tattoo ink out with herbs, a claim that clashes with how tattoo ink and laser removal actually work.
4.0Glow Up And Color Health Affirmations review
A $13 affirmation and coloring download that borrows skin-health language and small-business statistics that do not fit it.
4.0RevaNail (2 Bottles) review
A $69-a-bottle nail liquid with a real label, but a sales page that talks about pancreas, swallowing and clinical proof.
3.9Kerassentials review
A 16-oil toenail liquid, apply-four-times-a-day, with the same stated 5% undecylenic acid and no other amounts.
3.9ProNail Complex review
A 16-oil toenail spray whose only stated strength is 5% undecylenic acid, sold in 2-bottle packs from $158.
3.5NanoDefense Pro review
A nail and skin liquid built around colloidal silver and plant extracts, with no amounts printed and no human trial of the bottle.