Microscopic inspection and Roughrider - Jeffersonian

Has anyone here actually gone through this program? I’m wondering if it's all just marketing fluff, or if the reviews and guidance you receive afterward actually hold any weight.

I’m pretty sure we’ve already had a thread where everyone collectively agreed that this is all just clever marketing designed to trick you into buying their overpriced shampoos

Just typical marketing gimmicks. They’ll try to unload as many products as possible on you, convincing you that you need a whole kit for every little thing. It's basically the same script they run for everyone.
They aren't there because they actually care about diagnosing your scalp or hair health—they're just there to hit their sales targets.

Interesting... 😁

Can anyone recommend a decent clinic for an exam where they won't try to rip you off?

I’ve been there and seen it firsthand. Their products are actually solid—no doubt about that—but man, you really have to shell out some serious cash if you want to go all in. Just to be clear, most of what they sell is aimed at people who don't know any better—folks who just memorize some buzzwords and think they understand scalp health because they looked at a few slides during a seminar. If you aren't dealing with major issues, honestly, it feels like a total waste of money. That said, if you struggle with a sensitive scalp, I’d say their shampoo is worth picking up—it usually runs around $20. They’ve also started pushing these vitamin supplements lately, but they are ridiculously overpriced. Honestly? They aren't even better than a standard bottle of Centrum or anything you'd grab at a drugstore, so why throw money away on the same crap?

...so, does that actually work or what? hehe

I’ve said it before—their stuff is honestly top-tier.

I’ve been using that cleansing foam, and those flakes you could only see through a microscope seem to have vanished...

I also use Cadus sebaceous oil, which is supposed to strip the grease right from the roots...

The lady at the salon told me my hair would definitely feel greasier at first, and she was right—it feels like the oil is just being forced out by the products...

Does that actually make sense, or is this whole thing just a pile of crap...?

Supposedly, I need to stick with it for a month or two...

I used Caduta Debo—it actually worked great for me for about six months.