Headband has posted the results of a “consumer test”. Given that the only real consumers are bots like her who are also desperate to claw back some money, I think there could be a flaw in her data.
- 100% said their skin was more hydrated and supple
- 78% said their skin was smoother, firmer and more toned
- 78% said they looked younger
- 89% said their skin looked less tired
- 78% said their skin was brighter, more glowing
- 89% said they would recommend the product.
Who is going to ask her for the source of the data?!
She says trial packs are back in stock and are £20 for a 7 day supply plus P&P of c.£3.50. 30 days is £90.20 - that shit is expensive! If someone orders a month’s supply she will knock off the £20 cost of the trial. Presumably this deal is on her wallet? The responses are telling with lots of “positivity” and feck all commitment to purchasing, though one person says they will try a trial pack but can’t pay £20 until Friday, so they are not going to be paying £90.20 seven days later and again in another 30 days are they?! Headband’s thread is a good example of why FLP hasn’t worked, isn’t working and won’t ever work for her (or those like her). The solution to this is not ever more manic positivity, it’s accepting you’ve been caught by the sunk cost fallacy, quitting today and accepting you’ve been had.
BTW if you are wondering what the collagen tastes like, it is “tarty berry flavour”.