Is Halo Beauty Private Labeled? Is it TRULY Clinically Proven? & Other Research Based Answers!

PART 2 - Halo Beauty Hair Skin and Nails Booster is the first product launched by Tati Westbrook's (GlamLifeGuru) new brand. Armed with information from scholarly articles and other reputable sources, I'll answer questions like: What is Ceramide RX? Is Halo Beauty private labeled? Is Halo Beauty clinically proven to work? Is Halo Beauty a rip off in price? I'll also give you my opinions on the launch, the website, and on the supplement itself. Please watch the first 7 minutes of https://youtu.be/LF76TKFC7a0 first before watching Part 2! *Though I worked very hard to provide you with the most accurate info possible in this video, I am not a medical professional. Halo Beauty now has a breakdown of ingredients on their website. You can find it here: https://halobeauty.com/pages/ingredients *Time Stamps* Intro 0:00 Clarification on Saw Palmetto from Part 1: 1:28 Clarification on Biotin and Lab Tests from Part 1: 2:50 Clarification on costs of vegan vs. other supplements: 3:33 My take on results reported from customers so far: 5:12 Ingredient Analysis Resumes: 6:42 Amla: 6:53 Grape Seed Extract: 8:55 Pumpkin Seed Extract Powder: 10:32 Ceramide RX: 12:14 Is Halo Beauty Clinically Proven? 15:30 Why isn't there a clinical study on Halo Beauty? 21:35 Horsetail: 23:11 Astaxanthin: 24:39 L-Glutathione: 26:00 Alpha Lipoic Acid: 27:24 Is Halo Beauty Overpriced? 28:58 Is Halo Beauty Unique in the Market? 30:52 Addressing misconceptions (axrevolution) 33:01 - Changing ingredients on th