My Review: Miracle Kaleidoscope Hair Drops (2023) - How to Get Beautiful Hair (2023)

is the timefor the new edition Kaleidoscope Miracle Hair Drops– because it looks like an interesting product.

• But is it as wonderful as it says?
• Or is it just another flimsy product designed to take your hard-earned cash?

I tried these drops myself, so I want to share the hidden details behind them.

Note: This rating is based on mand experience + research with kaleidoscope.

So let's get to the rating

Full name:Kaleidoscope Miracle Drop Haaröl

The version:1 bottle only (2 ounces)

Best current price:About $30 a bottle

Cheapest place to buy:Amazon (they often have discounts and discounts)

Designed around:New hair growth (both in men and women):

• prevents and combats hair loss
• helps with thinning and breakage
• effective fordry scalp

My classification:7 von 10

Is it worth buying?: I don't think so–In any case, I wouldn't buy it again:

• rather weak effect
• possible side reactions (in my case)
• The formula is pretty cheap

Rather than getting mixed results with topical products, I recommenda $25 supplement that worked much better for me.

What I liked

• Based on natural products andherbal ingredients
• Pleasant and light smell.
• You don't have to use it every day.
• Decent price (although the formula isn't worth the value)
• Many opinions available online

What I didn't like about him

• The ingredients are really weak in general.
• Terrible consistency (very greasy)
• It almost didn't work for me at all.
• May cause scalp irritation and side effects.
• Enough of unsatisfied customers

#1 - Ingredients(6 von 10)

The best thing about this formula is that it is 100% natural.

Apart from this -I personally think it's pretty weak:

• made primarily from essential oils
• only 3 real ingredients
• no dose mentioned

Basically, Kaleidoscope Drops are a mix of:

• 2 essential oils
• 1 herbal extract
• some consistency givers

Most of us can make this recipe almost at home. Just mix these essential oils in a bottle and voila.

This is obviously a joke, but I'll try to point out that there areno special formula in these drops:

1. Tea Tree Oil: Promotes growth and purifies the scalp.[1]
2. Peppermint Oil: Increases the speed of hair growth.[2]
3. Aloe Leaf Extract: Thickens and promotes hair growth.[3]

That being said, there are some inactive ingredients (which aren't all that important).

Diploma

The kaleidoscope formula is quite disappointing to me.

It basically isa blend of essential oils and aloe vera extract.

In terms of ingredients, I therefore consider it weaker than most products. For that reason, it's certainly not among the products I would recommend.

#2 - Smell and Texture(7 von 10)

If you're curious about Kaleidoscope's consistency, here's what I can say.

1. Smell

In my opinion, you don't feel too much of any of the ingredients.

Generally,The smell is very balanced:

• feels like a mix of herbs and medicines
• not very intense
• does not stay in the hair (positive thing)

So if you're sensitive to smells, these drops shouldn't bother you too much.

They are not fragrance free as the smell is easy to feel. But it's not that kind of strong smells.

2. Texture

This is the part I didn't like about Kaleidoscope:

• extremely greasy consistency
• makes your roots really oily
• Also, it's not easy to rinse off.

Although easy to use,The texture of this product is pretty bad(In my opinion).

You'll need to wash your hair almost every day you wear it unless you prefer greasy roots.

So from that perspective I would think twice before using the Kaleidoscope drops.

#3 – How to use it(8 von 10)

Luckily I was able to find itmany guides on these drops.

So this is how you should start using them:

1. Apply a few drops to your scalp (or the affected area).
2. Massage and spread the solution with your fingers.
3. Let it sit for a few hours (that's my own advice).
4. Wash your hair as usual.
5. Be sure to rinse out a few times (so the oil doesn't remain on your hair).
6. Use it 3-5 times a week.

Honestly, the fact thatYou don't have to use this product on a daily basisit is a great advantage.

But as I said, you practically have to wash your hair after using it (because it stays very greasy).

So if you decide to buy the Kaleidoscope drops, be prepared.

#4 – My results(6 von 10)

As I said, I used these drops myself, buttrying once was enough.

I don't think they deserve a second chance.

1. My background

A few years ago I wasDealing with severe hair loss:

• My hair got 50% thinner
• the ends suffered more
• My roots were still pretty thick
• I didn't have any bald spots, just general hair loss.

There were multiple causes for this including excess DHT, stress, poor diet, etc.

So at one point I tried over 50 different products just to see which one might help the most.

Kaleidoscope drops were one of them, but the results weren't great for me.

2. How it worked

I have only used one bottle of these drops which lasted over 1 month (if I remember correctly).

But the results wereFar from what I expected:

1. The hair loss got even worse in the first few weeks.
2. My scalp became irritated.
3. I also developed some scales and a small rash.
4. Not to mention I had to wash my hair almost every day (it got really greasy).
5. After 1 month my detachment seemed to improve.
6. However, it was slightly better than when these drops started.
7. However, my dry scalp did not improve.
8. It was very itchy and sometimes painful.

Now during the time I have been using Kaleidoscope (about 2 months) there has been no additional growth.

But this is quite normal, as most products usually take longer.

However,My hair has actually suffered a lot morewhile on this drop (than before).

So overall its effect was pretty weak. In fact, for the first few weeks, they made my hair even worse than it already was.

Diploma

Kaleidoscope Dropsdidn't help me at all:

• It only made my hair worse for the first few weeks
• made my scalp dry and itchy

While they helped (partially) my hair loss afterwards, it didn't make up for it.

Although I've only used them for a short time, it's been long enough to see that they really aren't right for my hair.

so me personallyprefer to use a supplement.

The effect is much faster, better and there are no side effects on the scalp. That's what I personally recommend instead.

#5 – Other Opinions(5 von 10)

IIn order to create an unbiased review, I have tried to include other people's opinions.

This way you can seehow kaleidoscope worked for others(not only me).

Note: I only considered authentic reviews, not general ones.

1. What people say

Although Kaleidoscope is a fairly popular product (judging by the large number of reviews), it hasenough complaints.

So this is what most people think about it:

1. Some say it actually grows fringes and hair.
2. Others say it works but it takes a few months.
3. Some claim it improved the density of their scalp.
4. However, many people swear that it is completely useless.
5. There are many customers complaining that it doesn't work.
6. Others say they have suffered from side effects.
7. Some Amazon customers claim that it is not the original product.

In general, Kaleidoscope has a lot of negative reviews (on Amazon).

And the interesting thing is thatmost are fairly new(since 2017).

From the reviews before 2017, many are positive and praise these drops.

2. Major Complaints

Unfortunately, I have found many dissatisfied customers.

most of your complaintsThey are related to:

• no improvement or bad effect
• itchy scalp and other side effects
• no refund possible
• bad consistency
• The product is counterfeit

While I personally agree with some (itchy scalp and increased hair loss), I haven't had all of these complaints.

But since more than 1 customer complains about each one,I personally think they are true.

Diploma

While it has mixed reviews, Kaleidoscope doesn't strike me as the best product:

• enough complaints
• Many people experience the same side effects as I do

And surprisingly, most of the negative reviews are fairly recent.

so me personallyI would not recommend these drops nor would I buy them again.

I just don't think they're safe for me considering the side effects I've seen. And apparently I'm not the only one saying that.

#6 – Preis(7 von 10)

While not exactly cheap, Kaleidoscope isn't that expensive either.

But from what it contains I thinkit could be about $10 cheaper.

1. The exact price

The following should be noted about these drops:

1. A bottle costs about $30.
2. There are 2 ounces in a bottle.
3. From my experience, this bottle lasts for more than 1 month.
4. I would say about 6 weeks (give or take).

Priced -Amazon has the best deal for Kaleidoscope:

• the price is the same at all paper dealers
• Amazon often offers discounts
• at this moment it has a 45% sale
• that means you can get it for less than $17

While it's not worth that much (since you can almost make it at home), $17 is still a pretty good price.

Even for a simple oil like this.

So if you really want to buyKaleidoscope Drops:

1. Select Amazon as the retailer.
2. Don't buy on the first try.
3. Keep checking the price until you see a big discount (more than $50).

2nd prize of the competition

I simply compare kaleidoscopewith my #1 recommended hair product– a supplement called Folexin.

1. F contains about 30 different ingredients.
2. K has only 3 active ingredients.
3. F comes in pills (2 per day), K is a topical product.
4. Both are pretty cheap on paper.
5. F normally costs $25 per bottle, K $30.
6. You can get F for about $18 a bottle (if you buy multiple bottles at once).
7. K does not offer the option to purchase multiple bottles at once.
8. However, there are sometimes discounts on Amazon.

So, even if they're about the same (in terms of price),I think Folexin is better than Kaleidoscope.

I'm mainly talking about impact and results (especially in the long term).

In my opinion, using a dietary supplement (either Folexin or another) is much better than using a topical product:

• The effect occurs much faster
• hair does not fall out when treatment is stopped (as is the case with minoxidil)
• works for both men and women
• overall significantly better results
• in many cases lower price

So that's my adviceUse a supplement instead of a topical product.

In fact, you can use both. But the supplement is much more important (in terms of results).

#7 – Frequently Asked Questions

In the near future I will try to answer the main questions about Kaleidoscope.

Note: I could repeat something I mentioned earlier, but it's easier to see here.

1. How often should you use it?

About 3-5 times a week depending on the label.

That meansevery 2 days- In the worst case.

2. How long does 1 bottle last?

In my case it wasa little over a month(about 6 weeks).

Considering a bottle is 2 oz and you only apply a few drops it should last that long.

3. Can I take it with other medicines?

Definitive. Since this is a topical product, there is no risk of interactions. Not even with long-term treatment.

4. Are there any side effects?

Unfortunately, I experienced some myself:

• Worsening of hair loss (only in the first few weeks)
• dry and itchy scalp
• skin rashes

I also found several reviews complaining about this so it might be themmore often than I thought.

5. How soon should I notice an improvement?

I say you give these dropsat least 1 month.

Since this is a topical product, I doubt you'll see bigger results faster.

#8 - Final Conclusions

This is how I would sum up my opinion on these drops.

1. Basic formula

as said there isnothing special in this formula:

• 2 regular essential oils
• 1 herbal extract (aloe)
• some consistency givers

Down to the last substance - you can mix the ingredients yourself at home.

Trust me you won't pay more than $10 for all of them.

2. Possible side effects

I found some complaints about these drops:

• hair loss worse
• Users developed itchy and dry scalps
• some even have scales

In fact, I've even experimentedsome of these problems themselves.

Considering that not only 1 person complained, you should be aware that this is a risk.

3. It only works on some

Kaleidoscope drops sure work for some people, but only for some.

Assuming there wasalso many negative reviewsthey were not effective in more than 75% of cases.

In fact, I'm the prime example that they didn't work.

Therefore, please note that they do not work for all clients.

My Verdict: Are Kaleidoscope Drops Worth It?

Short answer:Probably not- but that's just my opinion:

1. Pretty bad formula (regular essential oils).
2. Extremely greasy consistency.
3. In my case it didn't work that well.
4. Various possible side effects (on the scalp).

While it's a decent price (if you buy it from Amazon), I still feel like it's not worth it.

Especially since it only contains normal essential oils. So I doubt the true value is more than $15.

Now -What do I recommend instead?

I personally prefer to useHair Extensions:

• the effect occurs much faster (sometimes even after 1-2 months)
• work better in the long run
• The hair will not fall out when you stop using it
• work for both sexes
• much lower price in most cases

In my case, the results have always been better when I used a dietary supplement.

For this reason I have stopped using topical products as they only treat the external symptom (not the internal problem).

But you can also use a topical productAn inner product is a must if you ask me.

This is the simplest recipe to get the best results.

References:

1 -https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC1360273/

2 -https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC4289931/

3 -https://www.healthline.com/-health/aloe-vera-for-hair