Why is Tru Hair & Skin different from other brands?
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Why is Tru Hair & Skin different from other brands?

Tru Hair & Skin offers a range of innovative hair care products that treat a range of hair issues, including split ends, dry hair, rough hair, and hair fall.

   

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Founded in 2020 by M.S. Harsha, the ancient science tech company Tru Hair & Skin offers a range of innovative hair care products that treat a range of hair issues, including split ends, dry hair, rough hair, and hair fall.

2019 saw the beginning of research into Tru Hair & Skin, and 2020 saw the brand’s introduction.

The brand’s straightforward mission statement has been to combine ancient sciences with modern technologies since its inception.

In August 2020, Tru Hair & Skin released its first product, an Ayurvedic hair oil with a free heater. The first hair oil heater in history was created over the course of more than a year. 

The world’s first AI-based personalised hair care solution test, developed by Tru Hair & Skin, suggests the ideal ingredient combination that the user needs and also recommends products based on that, streamlining the customer journey and providing each user with a product that is appropriate for his or her particular hair type and issues.

Based on what we know about it, Ayurveda sounds like a great approach to preserving your physical and mental health! Just a handful of the company’s various products include topical hair oils with heaters, natural supplements created especially to fulfil dietary requirements, and 25+ SKUs.

The best thing about them is that they are concerned with more than just making money. The company has joined with the Indian nonprofit organisation “Humanity Foundation India” to support the education of rural girls. What other approach would be more effective in achieving this goal than donating 5% of each sale made on their website?

The company that sells hair and skin care products is all set to introduce a line of skincare and feminine hygiene products.

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