Prose review

Ranked #5 out of 10

3.8 / 5

New York-based haircare company promises to craft a set of personalized haircare products for each customer based on individual hair conditions, needs, and goals.

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General overview

Prose is trying to cut through the industry noise and purchasing misfires by using a survey to develop a hair treatment tailored specifically to you.

The brand offers a custom shampoo, conditioner and mask, each made from a combination of 76 possible ingredients, with instructions on how and when to use each product. There’s also a pre-shampoo mask, hair oil, curl cream, leave-in conditioner, and more.

All products are free of parabens, dyes, sulfates, and other controversial or artificial ingredients. These custom products do not come cheap – an 8.5-ounce bottle of shampoo and conditioner costs between $25 and $32, depending on the formula and concentration of active ingredients, and the mask can cost between $38 and $48. Looking through reviews, the customers mention that they don’t notice any positive change in their hair, and sometimes the hair is dried out.

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Ranked #5 out of 10

3.8

  • Naturally high-performing formulas

  • Personalized haircare

  • Prevents hair loss

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Natural ingredients
Promotes hair growth
Prevents hair loss
Fit for all hair types
Paraben-free
Sulfate-free
Artificial fragrance-free
Cruelty-free
Silicone-free

The best all-in-one choice seems to be Moérie Beauty hair products. It has all natural ingredients, promotes hair growth, and prevents hair loss at the same time.

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Pros & Cons

There’s an option to make your formula silicone-free, dye-free or fragrance-free.

All-natural ingredients

According to reviews may dry out the hair

No noticeable positive change in hair growth by customers

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New York-based haircare company promises to craft a set of personalized haircare products for each customer based on individual hair conditions, needs, and goals.

3.8

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