⚠ Scammers Alert
⚠ SCAMMERS ALERT
A Brand Is Copying Our Label, Recycling Our Reviews, and Selling Women an Under-Dosed Knockoff of Our Formula
Read this before you buy…
Dr. Patricia Sullivan
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Board-Certified Dermatologist · 20+ Years in Practice · Co-Formulator, Bloom & Bond
They matched our pumpkin seed oil. But on saw palmetto is where they scam you.
I
’ve been a dermatologist for over twenty years, and in all that time, I’ve never been one to point fingers at other brands.
If something helps a woman keep her hair, I’m happy for her. It honestly doesn’t matter to me whose name is on the bottle.
But a few weeks ago, I came across a pumpkin seed oil from a brand called Glov.
At first, I thought it looked a lot like ours. Same 2,000mg of pumpkin seed oil. Same promise to slow your shedding.
Then I did what I always tell my patients to do. I read the label all the way to the bottom.
And the more I read, the angrier I got.
Because what I found wasn’t just a weaker product, but a cheap knockoff of what we’ve spent years building…
So I’m writing this for every woman who was thinking about buying it.
Please read this first.
They Copied Our 2,000mg… Then Quietly Cut the Ingredient That Protects Your Hair
Let’s start with the part they got “right.”
Glov has 2,000mg of pumpkin seed oil. That’s our exact number.
Do you know why they copied that one? Because it’s the first number you look for. They knew you’d check it, see it match, and stop reading.
Here’s why you shouldn’t.
As your estrogen drops in your late 30s and 40s, a hormone called DHT starts attacking your hair from the root. It shrinks it a little at a time, until the strands come in thinner and thinner.
Stopping that takes two things:
Pumpkin seed oil lowers how much DHT your body makes.
Saw palmetto keeps the DHT that’s already there away from the hair you still have.
You need both. One without the other is like fixing a leak but leaving the water running.
Now, here’s what Glov’s own page says about saw palmetto:
“Saw Palmetto is what your follicles run on when DHT gets out of control.”
So they know how important it is.
And they still only put in 75mg.
While we put in 200mg.
Bloom & Bond
200
mg
Glov
75
mg
That’s not even half of what we use.
So yes, their softgel lowers some of the DHT. But the hair you’re fighting to keep gets a fraction of the protection it needs.
That’s not a mistake. That’s a choice. They kept the number you’d check and cut the one you wouldn’t.
Their Website Promises More Than Their Label Actually Gives You
I wish the saw palmetto were the only problem. It isn’t.
When I put their website next to their label, the two didn’t even agree.
Their website brags about four “key ingredients.” Their label says “Only 2.”
Pumpkin seed oil, saw palmetto, zinc and omega-6, each with its own big heading. But zinc and omega-6 aren’t extras. They come naturally inside the pumpkin seed oil, with no amounts listed. They took one ingredient and counted it three times to make the formula look bigger.
Their website says “cold-pressed.” Their label doesn’t.
The label just says “Pumpkin Seed Oil.” That’s it.
Their website says “clinically studied” over and over.
Go look. They don’t name a single study.
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Ours says the exact same thing everywhere you look: 2,000mg of cold-pressed pumpkin seed oil and 200mg of saw palmetto, in two softgels.
No padding. No guessing.
Oh, And Did I Mention They’re Not Even a Hair Brand?
Glov started in 2023 selling a skincare gadget, a little needle stamper for your face.
Since then they’ve added a weight loss “cutting mix,” a blood sugar supplement, an LED face mask, neck cream, eye patches… and now, pumpkin seed oil for your hair.
Whatever’s trending, they sell it.
And not once on their page do they tell you who made this formula.
No doctor. No dermatologist. No name at all.
Bloom & Bond is the opposite. I built it with one woman in mind: the woman over 35 whose hair started thinning when her hormones changed, who’s tried everything and is tired of being let down.
And every milligram is there for her.
Comparing The Knockoff Next To The Original
GLOV
Pumpkin seed oil
✅
2,000mg, cold-pressed on the label
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2,000mg, "cold-pressed" only on the page
Saw palmetto
✅
200mg
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75mg
Ingredients
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2, both at full dose
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2, sold as 4
Who made it
✅
A board-certified dermatologist
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Not named
Built for
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Hormonal hair thinning in women over 35
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One product out of 20+
Reviews
✅
Real women, in their own words
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Recycled, word for word
Guarantee
✅
90 days
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60 days
They copied the number you’d check, cut the ingredient that protects your hair, and dressed up the rest so you wouldn’t notice.
How to Tell If You’re Looking at a Knockoff
(Before You Pay for It)
I wish I could tell you Glov is the last copycat you’ll ever run into.
But as long as women are desperate for something that works, there will always be another one.
The good news? You don’t need to be a dermatologist to spot them.
Here’s what to look for:
1
Look past the first number.
Copycats always match the big number on the front, because they know that’s what you’ll check. Read the line underneath it. That’s where they cut corners.
2
Trust the label, not the website.
A website can say anything. If it promises more than the label shows, believe the label.
3
Read three reviews in a row.
Real women don’t talk the same way. If the reviews start sounding like the same person wrote them, there’s probably a reason.
They Also Stole Our Customers’ Words
Now when I was reading through Glov’s reviews, they sounded… familiar. Then it hit me.
They were our customers’ words.
GLOV · MELISSA T.
“every hair vitamin out there. Nothing moved the needle.”
BLOOM & BOND · ANGELA M.
“Biotin, collagen, Viviscal, all of it. Nothing moved the needle.”
GLOV · MELISSA T.
“Six weeks on this and my shower drain tells the whole story.”
BLOOM & BOND · MAUREEN T.
“Six weeks in, my shower drain wasn’t clogged anymore.”
GLOV · TIFFANY R.
“My stylist asked what I was doing.”
BLOOM & BOND · JENNIFER R.
“My stylist literally stopped mid-cut.”
And that’s not all.
Two of their own reviews say the exact same thing, just under different names.
MELISSA T.
"I'd tried biotin, rosemary oil, every hair vitamin out there. Nothing moved the needle."
TIFFANY R.
"I'd tried biotin, rosemary oil, every hair vitamin out there and nothing moved the needle."
Two different women. The exact same sentence.
They can’t even keep their review count straight. One part of their page says 9,042 reviews. Another part of the same page says 524.
Reviews are supposed to be your proof. When a brand recycles them, you’re left with nothing to go on but their word.
And when a brand has to borrow someone else’s words, it’s because it doesn’t have results of its own.
What Angers Me The MOST Isn’t the Money
I’ve spent twenty years telling women to use whatever works. If a cheaper product actually did the job, I’d tell you to go buy it. I’d put the link right here.
This isn’t that product.
Glov tells women they’ll see less shedding in two to four weeks. Hair doesn’t work that fast. It takes about 90 days to see a real change, and anyone who works with hair knows that.
So here’s what happens.
A woman buys it. She waits. She checks her brush every morning. She checks the drain. Nothing changes.
And she doesn’t blame Glov. She blames herself. She decides her hair is just a lost cause.
That’s what makes me angry. A knockoff doesn’t just take one sale.
It takes away the one real chance a woman gives herself.
Here’s Where To Get The Real Bloom & Bond (and Only Here)
If you want the formula that does both jobs, at full strength, here’s what you’re getting:
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2,000mg of cold-pressed pumpkin seed oil
✅
200mg of saw palmetto
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Made with a board-certified dermatologist
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Tested by an independent lab, every single batch
It’s sold in one place: trybloomandbond.com.
Not on Amazon. Not through a link in the comments. Not on any site that looks like ours but isn’t.
Give it the full 90 days, because that’s how long hair really takes. If your shedding hasn’t changed by then, send it back and we’ll refund every penny.
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Thank you for reading this far. Now I’m going back to work.
Dr. Patricia Sullivan
Board-Certified Dermatologist · 20+ Years in Practice · Co-Formulator, Bloom & Bond
Here’s What Real Women Say, In Their Own Words
“I had honestly given up.”
I’m 52 and my hair started thinning hard after menopause. I tried minoxidil for over a year. Nothing. Tried every supplement my dermatologist suggested. Nothing. My daughter saw an ad and made me order it. Six weeks in, my shower drain wasn’t clogged anymore. Three months in, my stylist could see baby hairs coming in along my part. I wish I’d found this five years ago.
Maureen T.
✓ Verified Customer
“My hairdresser noticed before I did.”
I’d been losing hair since my mid-40s and nothing any doctor gave me touched it. I was skeptical, but the 90-day guarantee made it low-risk to try. By month three my stylist literally stopped mid-cut and said “your hair feels completely different.” My part is narrower and my ponytail is thicker.
Jennifer R.
✓ Verified Customer
“I will be on this forever.”
I’m 48 and I lost probably 40% of my hair over four years. Biotin, collagen, Viviscal, all of it. Nothing moved the needle. Four months on Bloom & Bond and I can see new hair coming in all around my hairline, the whole crown. My husband noticed without me saying anything.
Angela M.
✓ Verified Customer
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