If I buzz my

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Why it worked

The video debunks a popular but false beauty hack, creating intrigue and offering a practical solution with a specific product, which is highly shareable on platforms like TikTok.

Summary

The video discusses a TikTok trend where people buzz their hair to make it grow back curlier. The creator explains that this is not true and that the "curlier" effect is due to the products used, specifically mentioning a curl mousse with agave as an ingredient that helps define curls. The creator's bio link leads to the product's website.

Structure

1Questioning hair buzzing trend
2Explaining the real cause of curly hair growth
3Highlighting product ingredients
4Demonstrating product use

Original caption

Did you know this? #BASED

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Product placement

TikTok (appears, logo visible, removing it would not change what happens in the video); BASED (appears, logo visible, removing it would not change what happens in the video); Agave (acts, it is an ingredient in a product that defines curls, removing it would change the product's description)

On-screen text

buzz my curly? no this? what do you mean no gets hair happens that is damaged and then back in natural and the that's saying I don't naturally under unfortunately you good-looking with bend you put in I could claim the agave help the does it I'd yeah? your hair your products

Transcript

If I buzz my curly? no this? what do you mean no gets hair happens that is damaged and then back in natural and the that's saying I don't naturally under unfortunately you good-looking with bend you put in I could claim the agave help the does it I'd yeah? your hair your products