Like most people, they heard the story as kids. But never did they imagine that Rapunzel was a real woman—who worked hard to earn those locks with a magical secret potion that turned out to be Dr.UGro Gashee.
A balding Prince Charming wants the magic of healthy ongoing hair growth which belongs to Rapunzel. He tries to win her favor with his dashing smile.
In his sneaky-minded scheme to take her hair potion, Mr. Prince Charming tries to distract Rapunzel.
Noticing her long, gorgeous hair Mr. Prince Charming, who, by the way, suffers from male pattern baldness, is lured by the magic of her miraculous growth. He becomes obsessed with the thought of having her secret potion for himself.
As Rapunzel looks out the window, the Prince grabs her Dr.UGro Gashee hair potion.
Now that he has the Dr.UGro Gashee magic hair potion, the sneaky bandit of a "Prince Charming" then abandons Rapunzel and uses her long hair to climb out the window to start a new life without his androgenic alopecia (i.e. genetic pattern baldness).
The Prince has a hidden dark side that story-lovers never knew about. He woos the beautiful Rapunzel and diverts her attention towards the window. As she looks away, he quickly grabs her magic hair potion and makes off like a bandit for the hills. Rude—yet, somehow still dashing. That’s the power that Dr.UGro Gashee™ has over Rapunzel's bandit prince.
The Prince happily gallops away, excited to now have the power of Dr.UGro Gashee within his grasp. Rapunzel is furious!
Thankfully, Rapunzel's story was just a television commercial. However, the story is still a shock to audience viewers.
Watching Prince Charming run off with Rapunzel's secret UGro Gashee hair serum, brought on a moment of clarity for Jodie and Carla. They had to find a way to simplify their hair care routine.
Fiction, or just a commercial? Carla and her best friend Jodee were left speechless when they learned about Rapunzel's story on television. They wanted to have long lush tresses themselves. And in that department, the two lifelong friends were certainly lacking. Carla’s strands began to say “see ya” after extensions tugged at her roots for years, causing her to lose her edge. Thanks to "traction alopecia." And ever since going bleach blonde, Jodie’s tresses began to see trouble thanks to harsh chemical damage. As soon as Carla and Jodie saw what made Rapunzel let down her long hair in the first place, they clutched their sparse scalps in shock.
Rapunzel and her Gashee Bandit Prince
BFFs do everything together, so Carla and Jodie had tried everything in the book to bring their roots back. Hair masks worked for some time but never lasted. And the supplements were chewy and sweet, but never resulted in any real growth. That’s when they knew they had to get their hands on one thing—Gashee!!.
