What Is happening To Mielle Organics? l Too Much Mouth

[@divadesigns6714]

Cosmetologist, certified in trichology here. This is why i always refer people to use professional items referred by a licensed seasoned Cosmetologist, trichologist, or holistic practicing dermatologist who has experience in hair and scalp care. Another friendly reminder that the FDA only requires to put a certain amount of ingredients on labels. Meaning that if theirs a tiny ingredient that has a huge side effect, its not on the label. Also mass production is notoriously known to use generic ingredients, which lead to hair loss. Harsh sulfates and parabans in shampoos can cause major dehydration which can lead to excessive shedding or worse. Lastly, i recommend to use professional lines created by PROS in the hair industry that have their own labs and manufacturing facilities that are heavily supervised. If you want to go the black owned route, INFLUANCE, AND DESIGN ESSENTIALS just to name a couple are excellent to try out. They are og's in the game and haven't failed myself nor my clientele.

[@kmags8065]

could u list a few of these professional lines please ? It’s hard knowing which ones to choose

[@gigimacon8210]

My stylist put me on design essentials…freaking love it!!!

[@se2664]

Since you specialize in trichology how can I regrow my bald spot that ripped at the nape of my head 5 years ago? It was from a weave ponytail that was too tight

[@owusuacofie]

I felt that “ I just be using stuff” cause girl same 😂😂

[@silentbahamabeauty]

Before Mielle partnered with P&G, at the height of its popularity on social media, their rosemary oil was said to have had a poor reaction in some people's hair (head/scalp). Although, rosemary oil is powerful and can be quite irritating. I use some products from Mielle's Pomegranate & Honey line and have used it for about 8 months and I have noticed no unusual shedding or irritation. So it's all fascinating to me. I am hoping Mielle is being honest regarding its product composition.

[@lm9712]

People are still continuing to use the Pom & Honey line so I continue to order and stock that line. I have had conversations on whether or not the RM line has changed. I tell them I'm a shop owner and do not know.

[@valencia9981]

I used the leave-in from that line and I didn't like it. The rosemary mint line.....I just say beware.

[@TheSomethingnew1]

You’re supposed to treat that like protein. Too much of it will make your hair dry and brittle.

[@valencia9981]

@@TheSomethingnew1 I'm not sure if your response was for me but from the first use of the rosemary masque, I had a horrible experience. I have used it twice since buying and i've had it for months. If that's the case, they need to state it, especially for the leave-in conditioner. Most ppl would use the leave-in every wash day as that's what leave-ins are for.

[@MONET8iAM]

I too have been using a couple of their products from their Honey and Pomegranate line as well as the peony leave in and the babassu mint deep conditioner for years with no problems. I’ve others years ago that didn’t work well for me, so I stick to what works. But from what I saw being shared about the Rosemary oil you’re speaking of, it appeared to be non-black women discovering the oil and complaining about it. They eventually released a lighter version of it.

[@violetrosequast340]

Thnak you for the insitful video. I would like to add though. I was doing some research and I came across a video of someone who is a chemist explaining how to use rosemary oil properly. Rosemary oil is an anti-inflammatory for the scalp, however, it has the potential to grow fungi when left exposed. Same thing goes for rosemary water. The quality of the Rosemary oil also matters for how long it takes for product to grow fungi. Most preservatives can't stop this, especially when it comes to oils. Rosemary oil should be only used once to twice before you wash your hair. What may cause hair loss is dermatitis caused by fungi from using the oil too frequently. Especially if you're only washing your hair every two weeks to a month. Another thing that could have also caused the hair loss like I stated beforehand is a change in the quality of the oil.

[@violetrosequast340]

I would also like to add that people may be protien sensitive and do not realize that every single product in the line contains high amounts of protien. Using only this line if you have low porosity hair may cause your hair to fall out. This line is much better for people who have high/medium prorosity hair (like me!) and even then should be rotated with other products.

[@lm9712]

Quality of oil is important, especially when the numbers of production increase. To accommodate the demand after expanded interest, the company may have sourced oil from a variety of vendors. This is the same thoughts I had when Shea Moisture interest expanded.

[@perdybirdie]

​@@violetrosequast340 I think this is a huge thing too. They marketed the line for everyone, but it's NOT good for low porosity hair.

[@violetrosequast340]

@@perdybirdie it's marketed to everyone but clearly states that it is high in protein. That's like me picking up a tgin rosewater product as a person with high/medium porosity hair, using it to often, and then complaining that it made my hair mushy. Am I gonna start a lawsuit? No because it was my fault for not doing any prior and accurate research.

[@donnaimanbrown]

I understand the frustration with the direction of “go to the doctor”, cause that’s generally easier said than done (especially in the US), but that’s literally the only way you’d get movement. A professional with credentials who is willing to prove a correlation, is the only thing the brand would take seriously. Otherwise they’ll just handle the bad word of mouth with PR.

[@jandnoc]

A hair product only got one time to give me a problem... I'll drop an entire brand quick. ✌🏾

[@kmoney1007]

honestly a lot of bw need to examine their haircare practices. so much misinformation is going on in the natural hair community we cant even come together to discuss whats a good basic routine half the time. i hope people find products they can enjoy and routines that fit their lifestyle. the scalp is skin and when something burns my face, i wouldn't use it again. same w my scalp. i used to love their honey n pom line i just naturally stopped using it.

[@cherrynoire13]

I’ve been using Mielle for years & still do…I’ve had zero problems. My hair is bleached & thriving.

[@EB-sl9nk]

i never heard about Ouai. I know that Olaplex has some drama but I think it ended up being user error. The only successful lawsuit I recall on hair products was waaaay back to Wen products

[@Chee235]

Oh the Deva Curl class action lawsuit

[@x0xmadix0x]

this isn’t true, there’s been quite a few more recent lawsuits like the brand ogx

[@MsBrittChannel]

My thing Is how loud and blown up this issue is 😢, if your hair is shedding then stop using it. Simple..TikTok is in complete shambles every other video was a black woman dragging the brand for filth, regardless of the merger Mielle is still a black owned an operated brand. You mentioned Olaplex, and I honestly had no idea, because it’s so quiet ..it seems as if we are always our own downfall 😢 It’s kind of sad to witness

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

The way Mielle deals with controversy has always been unsettling to me. I remember how her husband harassed a KZbinr for a review many years ago for a constructive review they didn't like. That never sat right with me. Anyway not a concern for me as I've never shopped this brand due to how rude the founder & her husband were to that creator.

[@Heyy_Sirii]

I remember that too.

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

@@Heyy_Sirii Yes it was very unprofessional. There is something really low class about being OK as a woman with your husband talking badly to any woman. I would never be OK with that.

[@se2664]

Yes she was foul for that and that’s ghetto behavior

[@Literallyay]

THIS. it was odd to me the way people kept supporting her brand considering she’s rude to customers too not just influencers. The Linda Lynn situation was so out of pocket and showed Monique’s true character.

[@SolarVixen]

@@Literallyaywhat’s funny is when she first came on the scene I was looking at her products but I remember looking at her photo on the website and thinking it was very smug in most of her photos idk but that’s what I got and why I never purchased and too many ingredients in the hair oil

[@Choklatekisses1]

Glad to have your weigh in on this matter. I’m loc’d and have only used the rosemary oil and unfortunately, it did cause my scalp to burn. Those burns took me back to the days when I was relaxed and kept the relaxer on too long or irritated my scalp before the application. I had no idea what or caused the burns until a week or so ago after hearing some of the backlash. I threw the bottle in the trash and that’s that. Oops let me also add, I purchased my bottle from Amazon so that could also be apart of the problem I was having.

[@Brina21232]

Same thing happened with Olaplex which was really frustrating because you could see in a lot of the videos, people were using it wrong. Also, like you said, people could have been allergic to some of the ingredients & didn't realize it. So after that whole fiasco, I now take these type of scandals with a grain of salt.

[@Heyy_Sirii]

6:10 years ago there were a lot of instances of her and her husband being accused of harassing content creators for not having a favorable opinion of their products.

[@GenX_Creator]

I always appreciate your perspectives and I'm glad to see your videos in my feed again. In re Mielle, I stopped using their products after their harassment of Black women reviewers a few years ago. I remain surprised at folks who continue to use brands that denigrate their primary audience/customer. There are just too many other Black-owned brands out there with excellent quality and customer service to spend my coins on brands that continue to play in our faces. Just my two pennies.

[@Paineismyhero]

Their pomegranate and honey line still gets me right. I honestly feel that the issues are the rosemary line. Once I implemented that line into my hair routine I lost the hair in the middle of my head and had to cut it. I've stopped using the rosemary line and no issues since

[@gingersnaps997]

I think what people are failing to realize is hair and scalp needs change. So, a product may work for you for a period of time and stop because hair changes, especially as we age. I used Mielle when I transitioned to natural and it worked well until my hair changed. I got it colored. As a result of this, the porosity, etc. changed and the products no longer met my needs so I switched. The issue with this entire situation that I have is there is NO ACCOUNTABILITY on the customer's part. Whose to say these women aren't doing crazy things with their hair..constantly mixing hair products..and not taking proper care of their hair in general. I think many of "us" need to step back and truly analyze the situation instead of blaming Mielle haircare products, especially if YOU HAVE NOT seen a dermatologist.

[@Deenique16]

Yep same reason why I stopped using shea moisture

[@MONET8iAM]

I saw a twitter thread that included a video that I believe came from tiktok of a girl showing her journey using the hair oil and how it was growing and then started thinning and falling out. The thin balding hair was also now colored and straightened with highlights. So I was wondering what else went into this person’s hair care regimen to get there?

[@carriefernandez8705]

re: the 2c girlies being the ones to have problems - I think you're very much on to something. as a 2c girlie myself, I grew up in a "wash your hair everyday with Prell" household, so my metric of "how much hair should I see coming out in the shower" was based on only one day's worth of shedding. one of the biggest adjustments of moving to a more curl-friendly routine was the idea of *not* washing your hair every day. (side note: this doesn't work for every curly-haired person and that's okay too! listen to your hair, if it wants to be washed daily, wash it daily. my hair needs to be washed every other day at least.) if these 2c girlies are also newbies to curl-friendly styling, especially the kind started by the type 4 girls where you wash more like 1-2x/wk, then yes they're going to see "more" hair loss because the less frequently you wash, the more shed hairs are backed up to pull out in the shower. they aren't actually shedding more hair, they're just seeing 3-4 days' worth of shedding all at once. and no, brushing/combing *will not* get all of the shed hairs out on their own. the type 2 texture holds oils very differently from the type 4 texture, and you need the grit and grippiness of freshly-washed hair to really be able to get all of the loose hair out. I've combed and pulled out as much hair as I can pre-showering, but there comes a point where your hair is just too oily & slick for the combing to get anything.

[@Faith4ever70]

Honestly, I thought the feedback swirling around about Mielle’s products was false. I recently purchased their hair oil for my locs and noticed my hair became extremely dry. At first, I thought it could be seasonal related until I saw something about issues others had. I discontinued use of the products and my hair is somewhat returning to its normal appearance.

[@marisawhitneyy]

I have 3c-4a hair and I have been using Mielle’s hair products for the past 6 years. My hair started to fall out at the end of last year, but I put it down to grief hair loss. I recently stopped using Mielle’s products and my hair has stopped falling out, and my bald patches have started to grow back. Whilst I’m sure that grief was the main reason for my hair loss, the products that initially helped grow my hair to my elbow crease no longer work in the same way that they once did for me

[@valencia9981]

I don't have a confirmation bias. I bought this product looking for a good treatment and leave-in, they were horrible. I'm not unwell and it isn't age because my hair had been thriving, even when I had braids because I have learnt how to take care of my hair. I also did my medical executive summary at the end of last year. Prior to using the product, i had some allergy issues. My dermatologist made me do blood tests and a skin biopsy, I was healthy. I drink a lot of water, i eat my veggies and fruits. They need to find out why so many ppl are having issues with their hair. I make my own rosemary tea rinse in the past and I didn't have any issues. I won't be buying from them again.

[@Flowetress06]

Mielle responses, especially the past owner/Ceo responses have always been bad. Her prior issue is why she had stepped back and they were supposed to have PR in place. Honestly with some of these hair brand issues I am kind of on more of a user issue, failure to fully research products, possible health issues, etc. There are so many brands and products out there and a lot of ppl just use what is the new craze or whatever and completely ignore signs if products are even a good use for them. Could it be the product, possibly, but it could also be hundreds of other things. I feel bad for anyone experiencing hair loss as it is a shame buy solely thinking it's due to a product seems like an easy out.

[@basiqueopulence888]

Thank you for using your platform to bring more awareness to this issue. I did a deep dive into the Rosemary Mint line and posted a vid today detailing the formulation issues, toxic ingredients and why some are experiencing issues and others are not. Stay safe out here sistas.

[@MzAbstractMind]

Years ago, when I started my hair journey, it was drilled in to look at the ingredients. Know what my scalp hair liked/hated/reactions. I was using the ORS mayo treatment. I saved the old jar. When I bought a new jar it said “new look same formula”. I checked the old jar to the new jar, there was ONE new ingredient and the order of some ingredients changed slightly. My hair said “Nope, take it back” 😂 they changed back to the original. As weird as it might seem, the ratio of ingredients really do matter, even 1 change can cause havoc! 😵‍💫 Always keep a pic of the old container list of ingredients/look to reference.

[@akatobi2002]

This whole saga was hilarious. Ppl were getting back to back boho knotless all summer then jumped to silk presses, not surprised by this at all ....I think there was some resentment from the rosemary oil thing too lol

[@lgfuad4lyf]

I think it’s true. I couldn’t figure out why my hair was falling out 😩 I noticed shedding from stress and bought her products. then the hair fall out doubled

[@Deenique16]

Have you noticed a change since you stoped using it ?

[@Kay.122]

My hair was breaking off so bad and coming out in clumps. I have stopped using the products over a month now and I no longer have hair coming out in clumps or breakage.

[@EBONY_HD]

I think the main issue with Miele and other natural hair products is that it’s user error and it’s not the users fault totally. The natural Hair community has been convinced that we need to leave our hair wet and put a bunch of oils and things on the scalp to make it grow and that combination is probably why peoples hair is falling out in the first place. People do not need extra oil on their scalp because adding more oil to the scalps microbiome creates buildup and bacteria that actually contributes to hair loss. When it comes to the rosemary oil, rosemary oil wipes away all the good or bad bacteria on your scalp. If you had a mild scalp infection, then you would want to use those drops for a week or so until things get better, but the fact that people are claiming that that grows hair when in reality all it is doing is messing up the scalps healthy soil for hair to grow. I blame the natural hair community and companies like mielle for totally miseducating folks about basic hair science so that we. As black Women can continue to be a pay day for them. The market was oversaturated with a bunch of products and things we didn’t need and now it’s creating more problems than solutions.

[@KSP30]

Agreed!

[@perdybirdie]

Agree

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

Leave hair wet? The people I follow don't advocate that.

[@valerieherron4185]

Don’t agree

[@RoseDsables]

Mielle rosemary and mint is soooo good, I have multiple sclerosis and the treatment that I had before this one that I have caused so much hair loss and mielle rosemary and mint makes my hair much better and grow faster!

[@kimban5434]

I absolutely love the Rosemary mint line, although I’ve never used the scalp oil, but my 4c high porosity hair loves it! Just so sorry so many women are suffering hair loss!💜

[@leafygreenbriar2200]

I haven't experienced hair loss, I only used rice water and pomegranate line. I used to love it but it definitely now makes my hair dry and brittle feeling which is unsettling because I do steam treatments monthly and deep condition each wash day.

[@edo4896]

Ur hair might be too healthy for the products we're using during its prior condition. Or its a formula change.

[@camarathomas6552]

My hair has been coming out excessively for the past six months and lo and behold I’ve been using the Mielle conditioner…

[@yahainHotPink]

Thank you. I need answers. I use it weekly

[@karynbrooks9920]

They also had a big controversy with a content creator

[@nicrose9300]

Ok so I have been using mielle for a while partially the honey and pomegranate line (the pink line) for about a year now and no my hair did not fall out from the root but my ends broke off like crazy. I had to cut my hair in bob just 2 weeks ago to make it even. I didnt use the oil but the honey and pomegranate leave in ( mainly what I used every week) and curl gel was my favorite but yes it broke my ends off bad. Now I have very healthy natural 4c hair and when I mean that stuff broke my ends off girl I looked like chunky the doll before my bob cut 😂

[@Shanygne]

Not Chucky 🥴

[@ZurieRae]

Listen, In my opinion and personal experience Mielle product definitely thinned out my hair. I went to the shop to get a wrap after wear protective styles braids/glueless wigs. The only new products I introduced was Mielle shampoo: conditioner and rosemary scalp oil. Baby my wrap was thin as hell. Back to basics. I’m done trying new products. Done first Olaplex now Mielle, I stand by Carols Daughter, and Shea Moisture and Alikay products. I also don’t mind Main Choice.

[@KoYaMiLeS08]

"If you notice that, no you dont, ok!?" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jeneanmcnear3367]

I have never used the drops but I have been using the Pomegranate and Honey Shampoo, Conditioner, leave in conditioner, and curl refreshing spray and the formula and my hair don’t get along no more. It shredded my hair up and I am beyond pissed. I swear to god I would cuss this woman out if I seen her in person. But I pray and am thankful that it will grow back and to have other hair care options out in the world.

[@NadeKoils]

It's tragic what's going on with our black owned brands giving up and selling. The hair and skin care industry has never focused on the unique needs of the black community! and when these brands sell to companies that have never catered to us... It's heart braking. With that said.. It is their choice to decide to continue being a business owner or wanting to grow and possibly sacrificing the quality and ingredients that work best for our hair. It is "Our" responsibility as consumers, to learn how to read labels, to question ingredients in our products, and to stop use if it doesn't work for "you". I own a hair care company and we will! continue to provide for our community and figure out how to scale without sacrificing.

[@Kedesh14]

At first I thought this may have been an overreaction of the Mielle fiasco however upon further examination I realize even though ingredients may not have change I do believe they could have changed the quality of ingredients as persons described. Also in recent times they have been having regular ($6/$7) sales whereas before it would’ve been specific period throughout the year…

[@Kedesh14]

… which can very much be a marketing strategy to enquire more sales at lower cost by “cheapening” the ingredients.

[@MONET8iAM]

I started using Mielle around 2017, I believe. I’ve tried various products over the years, and not all of them worked, so I just eventually stuck with their Pomegranate & Honey and White Peony leave in conditioners, as well as their Babassu & Mint deep conditioner. I had a reaction to their Mint Almond oil, not on my hair or scalp, but my sinuses. Years later, for a different reason, I found out that I have a minor almond allergy. I have noticed for years that certain people haven’t really supported Mielle because of the owner’s hair type and phenotype. I’ve also noticed at different points people have tried to discredit this brand as well as others for whatever reason, and others online seize the opportunity to dogpile in these situations. Another thing I noticed recently was that they were selling a lighter strength version of their Rosemary Mint oil that went viral on tiktok amongst non-black communities, who in turn complained about hair loss from the same oil. Everyone’s experience is different, and not everyone has positive experiences, but I hate to see people just lie to feel included.

[@Kay.122]

The breakage I experienced was so bad . my hair is completely broken off in the back and i had clumps of hair coming out. I have been trying to figure out what has been causing it. I was using the the rosemary oil, shampoo and conditioner. I have stopped using it about a month and the breakage has stopped and I don’t have clumps coming out. I believe it was the mielle products I cannot believe so many people had the exact same experience as me and were using the products. It could also be that the concentration is too high in the rosemary oil products.

[@activeobserver1150]

Hi, what hair are you wearing. Very nice

[@katelynfunches4165]

I remember trying out their products a few years ago, and it made my hair fall out, and i ended up returning it the next day.

[@TheSomethingnew1]

I’m not denying that your hair fell out but it normally takes longer than a day to determine if a product did it.

[@mzlaniet82]

I used their products twice… twice. The first time was fine nothing amazing but okay. but the second time my hair was DRY!!! I mean out in the woods for 3 days dry! That was all I needed to know. Also they had some bullying controversy that was interesting too which is why I think this backlash is coming from.

[@wakeuppeople777]

I tried the rosemary mint shampoo and conditioner and it made my hair very tough and dry. Only used it once. Tossed it, deep conditioned and regained the moisture after following my usual routine. I know it would have had an adverse effect if I continued to use it.

[@BrittniMint]

The viral rosemary oil didn’t work for me. Allergies … o well…

[@sewgeekdesigns9113]

I’m going to say this I’ve used Meielle since 2015 I got a reup on my pomegrate leave in and said they changed it… it was oil based but the new one was water based. My hair got so damn crusty I had to stop using it… I just threw my oil out just to be safe… and it was my favorite brand especially since they had the holiday bundles at target 😢

[@flesh8595]

I’ve used their clarifying shampoo, their twisting crème and their pomegranate leave in conditioner. I have beautiful mid back 2B/2C hair I’ve been natural over 20 years. I’ve never had any problems with the product. I never used their oils but I’m not prone to using essential oils in my hair unless I make the oil. However I am a firm if their smoke it’s fire. I’m sorry to hear this company is being linked to hair loss 😢 we as black women work so hard to curate healthy hair.

[@LuvBugs822]

No mater what, when AA companies sell out, they loose me as a customer. For Me ONLY.

[@violetrosequast340]

It's very interesting to see this reaction because here in Canada when Mielle sold to P&G all of a sudden they became way more inclusive to black customers outside America, which is something a lot of black owned companies sometimes miss. For example, here in Canada, we have very limited access to companies like the Doux and Uncle Funky's Daughter which are only usually only available at non-black owned beauty supply stores and Camille Rose is usually $30+ at Walmart. Keep in mind I'm also right outside Toronto, which is very inclusive.

[@kerri6011]

@@violetrosequast340well it’s not easy to expand country wise as an indie company P&G is basically a monopoly something like that is easy for them, they go out of their way to buy these smaller businesses especially targeted to black people because as an insatiable monopoly even though they own like all hair products they want a piece of a pie for all demographics no matter how small

[@MsBrittChannel]

Sad to see 😢unfortunately a lot of Black Brands that you say “sell out” is mostly because they can’t afford to stay afloat without funding from the bigger Brands like PG. Of course it’s other options such as a significant price increase, instead of a $9 shampoo it will be a $18 shampoo, then black people of course would complain and not support, so they get help from PG and we still complain.. Damn if you do, damned if you don’t..either way We’re doomed 😢

[@sisisimss]

@@MsBrittChannelexactly. Its so sad we just cant get on one accord and support eachother sometimes

[@Chee235]

When something burns your scalp, then it can cause hair loss. It’s not just diet. I’m not sure what’s confusing about that. Many of us have had relaxer burns and suffered some hair loss. Well rosemary can be irritating also, and essential oils can cause burns. I hope that makes sense. I’ve never used this stuff but I don’t want to discredit these women who may be on to something.

[@Shanygne]

It’s not just diet. It could be an allergy, alopecia, aging, medication, anemia, covid, user error, pregnancy or actually these products. Not everybody who said they had hair loss said their scalp burned. Which is the point of professionals saying get it checked out because it’ll all be speculation until someone does.

[@brandijones461]

Has anyone ever addressed which line of Mielle is making peoples hair fall out? Mielle has two or three different product lines, one of which was all the rage a few years ago. I've only recently heard this issue since Mielle has been around for quite some time ijs

[@Shanygne]

Most of what I’ve seen has been about the rosemary oil

[@valencia9981]

I think it's the rosemary line. From my experience, it was horrible and I only used it 2-3 times.

[@ladykadiijha]

Protein enriched hair products with break off low porosity hair easily

[@jasonv2375]

I never lost my hair but I HATED the most recent Mielle product I bought. The Hair Milk was really good but then they switched up and did some Mint Avocado moisturizer, it was straight ass

[@brittenyevans1101]

As a user of her products , I can honestly say that after she sold the company. The products did change. And my hair fell out. which is why I stopped using her products. ..I will also like to add that everyone's hair care routine is different.

[@Literallyay]

Mielle and Ms.Monique have BEEN problematic not just product wise. I’m genuinely surprised people continued to support after the Linda Lynn situation… Monique has been the queen of gaslighting for years.

[@AdoseofAlana_]

She sold the brand to p&g but is still the CEO* so it’s not black owned.

[@nevillatyrell5464]

it's a partnership - and Mielle Beauty is a a subsidiary og P&G, meaning it absolutely it still is black-owned

[@makeupqueenroo]

There’s too much herd thinking on the internet and it’s annoying. Also I have noticed that when a black brand gets funding then there’s always an uproar. Instead of being happy for them that they can now do things on a bigger scale, people be wanting to take them down but then get mad if they are to shut down because they don’t have the financial backing. I try a lot of brands because I just like to try new things. I do use mielle and I liked that the owner is a nurse. I haven’t had any issues with them but I’m the kinda person of I use a hair product and my hair don’t agree with it, I just stop using it.

[@ZurieRae]

Has anyone tried Fenty hair care? They could have paid homeboy to get in line. lol. Love Beyoncé but she can keep those prices I have my limits. I will say my hair is fine def not 4C. So user error is possible.

[@asia_may]

I think his name is pronounced like “ja-vaughn” like King Von. I’m sorry that’s the only example I can think of right now 😂

[@Deenique16]

Yes it's Javon Ford

[@kiwicree]

Mielle doesn't say Organics anymore. Allot of ppl haven't noticed that yet.

[@Sabrielaaa888]

❤ you're beautiful

[@Shanygne]

😊 thank you

[@13ikea]

I thought it was only the oil everyone was complaining about.

[@Deenique16]

It was the Rosemary line as a whole, the oil and the line

[@tanyapollar3931]

It was wen hair care products that was accused of making woman hair fall out not ouia.

[@Shanygne]

Wen was not only accused they settled their class action lawsuit in 2016. Ouai was accused of causing hair loss late 2023/early 2024. Multiple hair brands have been accused of it.

[@469ka37]

Mielle products have always dried out my hair so I don't use the products. I don't know why someone would continue to use a product that has any negative effect. But I also understand the frustration, however I'm always of the mind that it's a me problem instead of they problem because my hair is finicky and likes certain things.

[@jlkitz1775]

READ the ingredients, talk to a professional about YOUR hair needs. Do YOUR homework & don't jump in just because it's a B.O.B... it's good to support, but do what works for YOU ✌🏾

[@Tmac19635]

I don't know much about this brand

[@miab3637]

Listen…. I PROMISE that Pomegranate line made my hair fall out!!!!! I used it for yearssssss and never had a problem. Then, all of a sudden, when I tell you my hair started SHEDDING like no bodies business. Just clumps and clumps of hair falling out every wash day. Also, the leave in that used to have my hair moisturized and thriving, suddenly had my hair feeling like STRAW and clumped up the very next day after wash day. I stopped using the leave in, and suddenly my hair is FINE. I know many of yall believe that this is all cap, but I’m a regular smegular chick, no social media presence what so ever, not looking for ANY clout….. but I’m here to tell you that leave in CHANGED. Like I said, I used it for YEARS…. Then all of a sudden… my hair is tore up!!!!!

[@TheMissNewNew32]

Miele was filth, I love Camille Rose though.

[@Shanygne]

Haven’t tried either but I’ve been seeing more of Camille Rose lately

[@Marigoldflute]

Camile Rose, ASIAM, Curls. All good stuff.

[@Deenique16]

@@Marigoldfluteas I am has my favorite leave in and Camille rose mousse is top tier

[@Chee235]

Eh idk if a beauty chemist is the best professional to listen to. Maybe a dermatologist?

[@Shanygne]

Lol I’d say a beauty chemist is someone worth listening to when one of the main concerns is the product’s ingredients. I’ve yet to see any dermatologist speak but agree ppl should seek one out to see what’s going on.

[@fruitmonsterfly1]

They are the best people to listen to bc they’re the ones who actually make the products and research the ingredients and how they affect the body.

[@kmoney1007]

definitely validity hearing out to a cosmetic chemist who is not actively pushing product. he oftentimes talks about how we can do better. but for our actual day to day issues people should seek a derm they can afford.

[@TheSomethingnew1]

In order for a dermatologist to speak, someone would have to be willing to have their scalp evaluated. The beauty chemist judges the product and ingredients.

[@donnaiara]

I'm getting 2020 flashbacks. No accountability for anything. EVERYONE doesn't have the same problem. So glad I stopped supporting this brand. Good luck to them going forward.

[@MrSincerity88]

This is Tommy Hilfiger all over again

[@valerieherron4185]

Girl bye

[@Shanygne]

Bye pooks!

[@serenityjoy1872]

I was gifted a Mielle gift set and I also bought the rosemary oil. I'm going to pay extra attention to if my hair gets messed up (I haven't been consistent with using the oil -I'm a little scared to use it moving forward)

[@Colipopkola]

Thanks for this update cause I've been wondering. Cause I use some mielle products and got very concerned!! Even though nothing has changed with my hair so far.

[@Shanygne]

We’ll pay attention chile, if anything starts seeming off stop using immediately lol

[@Colipopkola]

@@Shanygne I agree! All this news has made me cautious but I've been using these products for years and thankfully haven't had any issues!!! It makes me wonder if I should switch my routine just in case...