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Ordered the hair elixir and was lowkey expecting another oily mess but its actually lightweight. My ends feel softer and less dry after a week. Not some miracle but its working slowly. I’ll keep using it.
Not gonna lie I thought this was one of those drop sites that disappears but everything showed up. Took about 11 days but no complaints. Product itself is fine.
I ordered a “TitanGrind Mini Grinder” from this website and received a completely fake, non-functional plastic keychain instead of the advertised tool.
This is a clear case of “item not as described” and misleading advertising. The product shown on the website has nothing to do with what was delivered.
I strongly advise everyone to avoid this site. Do not waste your money.
I have requested a full refund and will proceed with a chargeback if necessary.
Photos available as proof.
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