Do anti-gray hair products really work?

According to Advanced Dermatology, 30% of Americans surveyed say they spend the most money on hair color when it comes to their looks. There are many serums or supplements promising to reduce or delay gray hairs, but do they really work? NBC’s Vicky Nguyen reports for TODAY on what you need to know before adding any products to your daily routine.

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[JoeCannon]

I've reviewed several gray hair supplements and potions over the years. I don't have faith in any of them.

[chucalissa]

Why is it the reporter ask a question to the professional? And answer it, for her" what's the use of the interview ?🤦🏽‍♀️

[maddie]

Yikes, the "study" this is based on couldn't be weaker and more meaningless. 15 people over 3 months, no further details about the subjects. They were just asked if they saw less gray hair...it's not surprising that more than half (64%) reported they did see less gray hair since they were expecting or hoping for that result. I'm sure that using water would get similar "results". This is no better than an ad, I bet that the company paid "Today" to be featured.