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The product Rejuvabeads they advertise is not the product you receive. It looks the same bit its called Barubt. When I have emailed them asking for them to explain, they keep saying it's the same ingredients. I have asked for a refund but they keep replying saying it's the same ingredients. They don't honour their returns policy.
Hi, I’m putting 1 star because I haven’t tried these hair products.
I just like to
Know if this is a safe web?
Has anyone ever ordered from this side?
Really like to know this as fast as possible, cause if it is safe, I like to order before I go back home to my country ☺️
Thanks in advance if you give me an answer 👋🏼
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