Jerry G type DIY Method FAIL Due to damaged hair

  

This is how you fail from Jerry g  DIY "method " 

 

 So for now im just posting some user comments regarding jerry g method which is basically a macujo with bleaching .  

The main thing for you to understand is these methods are of random items, random applications better refereed to as GUESSING . I think the idea is just apply whatever until you cant stand the pain or hair all falls out.    Very scientific right ?

Understand the majority of folks who claim any method "worked" is due to low use and over application of hair destructing agents .  Only Hair Razor conducts a consultation to ascertain your treatment level need so their is no guessing involved .

 

 

during a consultation person was stating  

Cocaine 1gram almost daily everyday for past several months

I Bleached and dye at least 5x in past 2 weeks with MM method everyday for past 4 days

initially told them no point in doing a consultation as your going to fail due to hair damage  and i was correct

SENT  11-30-20
Well my test results came back...

The sample submitted could not be tested due to severe cosmetic damage😁 I'm pretty sure that was from bleaching alone as I had only done the other method 2 maybe 3x in the days leading up to the test. The day before and day of test I also used stat detox shampoo and ultra clean. I bleached my hair at least 5 or 6x in 2 wks and dyed it 3x

 

 Typically the collector knows by look feel color you did this so its notated on the form and lab simply does a methlyne blue stain and thy can SEE how damaged it is and they simply fail you or rather tell you its too damaged to test 

 Now for all the cost they could have just gotten consultation, performed needed Hair Razor treatments base don their use and been done. These are the crazy lengths people go to to try and beat cocaine and even if they had tested it it would still be their .

 

 

Taken from a consultation about result from a "method"  Trying to treat meth

ABOUT 3 WEEKS AGO  PRIOR TO TAKING   THE HAIR TEST  I WENT TO A FRIEND WHO OWNS A SALON AND HE BLEACHED MY HAIR THEN DID TWO MALIBU TREATMENTS THEN DYED IT BACK THE NIGHT BEFORE THE TEST.

THE DAY OF THE TEST I SOAKED IN VINEGAR FOR 15 MIN THEN ADDED THE PINK ACNE 2% FACE WASH AFTER 15 MIN AND LEFT THAT IN TOGETHER FOR ANOTHER 15 MIN THEN WASHED IT OUT WITH TIDE + TOOTHPASTE + T GEL (coal tar shampoo).  

I did this 4 times then dyed again with just for men hair dye. Put in BED HEAD leave in conditioner and drove an hour to the collection lab. They cut it at the front side and back.  

My result for all this   method Nonsense ?      FAILED with 1454pg levels ! ​​

And this is for meth which is the easiest for Hair Razor Detox to break down at only 1 treatment per gram  literally 40.00 treatment and DONE 

 

 Post found on reddit 

Macujo Method Failed (Hair Test)

Just informing yall I was an all day everyday weed smoker. I smoked / vaped THC carts and smoked bowls / blunts every few days as well. I learned my job was going to hair drug test so I quit smoking and ordered the Aloe Rid from the official Macujo method website. I used nearly the entire bottle over the course of a month. I had a tad bit left - My hair was cut more than half way (from about 2.5inches to a half inch) the day I learned of the upcoming test to rid myself of as much unnecessary polluted hair as possible. I then washed it and bleached it several times each week. By the time I took the test, my hair was way light[er] and felt like straw. A week and a half passed after my sample was taken and I felt sure things had gone my way. 10 days after the sample was taken I received a call from the lab giving me notice that they detected Marijuana. I was sure I was going to pass after everything I put my hair through. I'm not here to say you can't possibly pass a hair test by essentially killing your hair using the Macujo method, but I want to make sure my results are shared. I regret ever spending $200 on a shampoo and Zydot that didn't help me land a very good job (60k/yr starting). I was so sure I had taken the right measures that I went to CDL truck driving training school and put myself on the line for over $6,000 if that shows you how serious i was about passing.

Conclusion: If you can, just stay clean, cut your hair often, and wait until you have completely clean hair before taking a hair test if you can. If its freedom or jail (like a probation hair test), by all means, do whatever you can... I guess.. but you might wish later you had saved that money for your commissary.. But if it is for a job or something like that, don't waste your time money and hope on products to do what only time will really do for you. Had I just been patient and waited another month, and cut my hair a second time (I didn't to prevent it being too short), I would probably be sitting pretty right now. If it means anything, being clean isn't all that bad. I smoked daily since age 18 (23 now), and regularly since 15. Plus a boatload of other drugs im not proud of. Ive always felt sobriety is misery. And it is kind of, but always being fired from random drug tests and having to jump thru hoops to pass pre employment urine tests was pretty miserable (and sad) looking back. I'm staying clean here on out personally. I never again want to lose such an amazing opportunity because of an expensive hobby, if you will. If you have one coming up, best of luck. I truly wish better results for you. But if you can, just get clean, stay clean, and pass it. If you wanna go back to drugs after, do you. You might find its a little better to ride the sober train for a bit longer. Who knows. Take care all.

6 months later
I still have a spot on my head the size of a nickel that won't grow hair and has a weird never-ending scab. Sometimes I wonder if it isn't skin cancer lol But for real, I highly advise AGAINST the methods like I used. It isn't worth the potential physical consequences.

 

Just a sample of what we see every day  failing for damaged hair due to panic bleaching and playing with TIDE AND ZIT WASH  to make up for some BS ALOE RID scampoo 

 

To effectively treat your hair for meth  , cocaine , opiates or THC  simply get a hair razor detox consultation and learn what you need to pass your drug test .

pass your hair follicle  drug test with Hair Razor Permanent Detox

Why Commercial “Detox Shampoos” Don’t Remove Drug Metabolites

 

Commercial detox shampoos—including “Aloe Rid style” products and knock-offs—do not chemically destroy drug metabolites in hair. Most claims rely on outdated marketing myths rather than real chemistry or laboratory science.

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The Reality of Hair Drug Metabolites

Hair drug tests work because drug metabolites become embedded inside the hair shaft as hair grows. Once incorporated, these compounds are difficult to remove without specific chemical treatments designed for the metabolite involved.

This is why a standard cosmetic shampoo—even one marketed as a detox product—cannot reliably remove metabolites from inside the hair structure.

Many detox shampoos are simply commercial cosmetic products marketed with exaggerated claims rather than scientifically supported treatment processes.

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The Propylene Glycol Myth

One of the longest-running marketing myths in the detox shampoo industry involves Propylene Glycol.

Some sellers claim that:

• “Old formulas” contained higher levels of propylene glycol

• Propylene glycol helps remove drug metabolites

• Their shampoo replicates this supposed formula

These claims are misleading.

In reality, propylene glycol is simply a wetting agent and solvent used in many cosmetic products. Its role is to help ingredients spread through hair and skin, not to break down drug metabolites.

It does not chemically destroy or remove drug metabolites from hair.

When a seller heavily promotes propylene glycol as the key ingredient, it usually indicates marketing rather than chemistry.

More on propylene glycol  and what its really used for   

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“Old Formula” Marketing Tricks

Another common tactic is claiming to sell an “old formula” detox shampoo.

This claim is often tied to the propylene glycol myth and is designed to make buyers believe the product is similar to earlier versions of detox shampoos such as Nexxus Aloe Rid.

However, if the product is not actually that shampoo, the claim of an “old formula” is usually just a marketing narrative used to create credibility.

 

ALL GREEN ALOE SHAMPOO IS THE SAME FORMULA  

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Different Drugs Require Different Chemistry

Another major problem with detox shampoo claims is that different drugs behave differently in hair.

For example:

• **Methamphetamine metabolites bind differently in hair than

• **THC metabolites

• **Oxycodone metabolites behave differently again

Because of these differences:

• Each metabolite may require different chemical processes

• Treatment effectiveness can vary based on drug type

• Usage history and dosage also matter

• Multiple treatments may be necessary depending on contamination level

A single generic shampoo cannot realistically address all drug metabolites.

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Why Many “Success Stories” Are Misleading

Another issue with detox shampoo claims is the lack of pre-testing.

People often claim they passed a hair drug test using a shampoo or method, but they rarely confirm whether they were actually positive beforehand.

This frequently occurs with low-level cannabis users, because:

• **THC transfers into hair less efficiently than many drugs

• Occasional users may already be below testing cutoffs

• Thin or highly active individuals may show lower metabolite levels

In these cases, someone may believe a shampoo worked when they were never likely to test positive in the first place.

This situation is very different from individuals using heavier drugs or higher doses.

 

REAL REVIEWS From users showing lab results  

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Real Consultation Example

Below is a real consultation example showing that commercial shampoo use did not prevent a positive result.

“Oxycodone 30 mg almost every day for the first 2 months, most recent month 60–90 mg a week.
Recently took a hair follicle test after using an aloe shampoo (old formula) purchased from an Aloe Rid style seller for 7 days, twice daily prior to the test, plus **Zydot Ultra Clean on test day.
I had been clean for 15 days before the test and still tested positive for **Oxycodone with a level of 975 pg/mg.”

Despite multiple shampoo treatments, the metabolite level remained well within the positive range.

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Key Takeaway

Most detox shampoos rely on marketing myths rather than chemistry. Removing drug metabolites from hair is complex and depends on the specific drug, exposure level, and chemical treatment method—not simply washing with a commercial shampoo.

 

What im posting here is going to be a ongoing place for readers to post how they got scammed by various aloe shampoo peddlers .

 9-3-2021 PEOPLE STILL BEING TRICKED TO THINK THEY ARE BUYING ALOE RID 

 

EXAMPLE RECENT EMAIL PEOPLE STILL FALLING FOR MARKETED CONFUSION  

 I have attached a copy of my order confirmation from test clear.  I spent over $200 on aloe rid and it did not work.    I failed it.  

I saw something on your website that you would make a deal if someone can prove that we tried aloe rid.

Please see attached document.  I’m trying to get as much money together so I can order a half set, so any deal or discount I can get would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Jacey  

NOTICE HOW THIS PERSON SAID I ORDERED ALOE RID ?  THIS IS WHAT I MEAN THAT COMPANY DOES NOT SELL ALOE RID NOT THAT IT MATTERS ALOE RID IS JUST COMMERCIAL SHAMPOO

This company is deceiving you making you believe you are buying aloe rid by nexxus well,... nexxus stopped making aloe rid in 2005 !  you can sue these people for that damage of the deception  

they are trying to su me for exposing them   and they are going to fail  just like tier bullshit scampoo

 

ENFORCEMENT AND RECOVERY OF FEES AND COSTS

"As noted by the case referenced above, action can be taken by a person who believes they have been a victim of deceptive trade practices.   Those actions include bringing a claim which states that an action may be brought by any person who is a victim of consumer fraud, including a “deceptive trade practice as defined ...

 provides that if the claimant is the prevailing party the Court shall award any damages the claimant has sustained, any equitable relief that the court deems appropriate, and the claimant’s costs in the action, including reasonable attorney’s fees.

 IM BETTING THERE ARE THOUSANDS WHO SPEND HUNDREDS ON A COUNTERFEIT PRODUCT 

Crating and filing a motion against these people is easy to do you can find the information online , type it up and serve it 

The other day i was doing a Hair Razor Detox consultation  and was told the following statement

.........I'm hurting financially pretty bad I got duped at *******(reviewer censored by editor so as not to hurt aloe rid knockoff promoter  )

Paid for 2 bottles of aloe shampoo  and the zydot and 130.00 for Saturday morning delivery when I didn't realize I could put the test off It NEVER came . He never sent tracking and said he would refund me. It's been a couple weeks with no info from him at all.

Then he emails that he refuses to refund because it's not his fault it got lost. Sounds like he is now scamming people !I had to go through my bank and it'll be a couple weeks before those funds are back in my account :( the guy I believe his name is Daniel but I can double check . 

Oh trust and believe I will be all over every forum complaint board etc

He scammed me out of 700+ dollars , I paid almost 200 of that for delivery alone.

He guaranteed it would be here the next day and then never shipped

He's a terrible human.

Thank you for running such an amazing site and doing consults so people don't waste their time

Sent from my iPhone

 

" Used the Aloe Rid shampoo formula 10 times and Zydot ultra clean once, Still failed hair test . See hair confirm test results below " 

• AnonymousSeptember 26, 2017 at 6:42 PM

We ordered off EBay. It was $110 and had "correct" barcode bla bla bla. It was "eBay insured" so we got our money back. They issued us a fake tracking # and never got a response back from seller when we asked about the status of our order. I then googled "nexus aloe rid barcode scam" and realized we've been scammed, and also found your blog, Blessing in disguise!

ReplyDelete

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AnonymousOctober 10, 2017 at 7:26 PM

NO S _ _ T! WTF?

That is what I thought. But I have bought 12 boxes of Ultra Clean Shampoo & Conditioner + Paul Mitchell #3 Shampoo and Neutrogena T/Sal 3%, due to the fact that the research paper which you referenced - Int.l Journal Of Legal Medicine, showed 36% reduction with one use of Ultra Clean. So - 36% reductions each time and wearing a clean skull cap after each wash and then the final few washes also put on latex gloves, only new combs????????

The fail came from Quest Diagnostics - I requested that my prospective employer request the values of the test results and send to me.

I sent Psychemedics a hair sample off the opposite arm and should have been delivered on 10/06/2017 and hope to get the value of these test results soon.

I will share the test values when if I get them.

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AnonymousNovember 6, 2017 at 10:39 AM

(OMITTED ASSHOLES ALOE RID SCHAMPOO SELLERS )  should be put out of business. $400+ later in Old Style Aloe Ridd, 2 boxes of Zydot shampoo + treatment, and expedited shipping, I still FAILED my hair follicle test with THC levels of 12 pg/mg, which the Hair Razor consultant says is a lot for THC. I am so disgusted with (OMITTED ASSHOLES ALOE RID SCHAMPOO SELLERS )  MULTIPLE assurances to me that their products would help a heavy user of THC pass a hair test, but I am even more disgusted with myself for thinking Aloe Ridd was the way to go and not researching harder to find Hair Razor with more time to spare before my test. I'm now scrambling to finish enough Hair Razor treatments before my test when I could have had weeks to prepare. (OMITTED ASSHOLES ALOE RID SCHAMPOO SELLERS )  is a complete joke, Aloe Ridd + Zydot is a useless method for heavy THC levels, and I should have known something was up because (OMITTED ASSHOLES ALOE RID SCHAMPOO SELLERS )  only lists 28 reviews for Aloe Ridd on their site as opposed to Hair Razor which lists many more from throughout years. Don't fall for (OMITTED ASSHOLES ALOE RID SCHAMPOO SELLERS )  bullshit like I did.

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AnonymousJanuary 4, 2018 at 10:02 AM

Hi just wanted to update you on my hair test.

I failed my first hair follicle test that I had done on 12/4/16 after doing 10
macujo treatments and the zygot right before going to the lab.

Then did the PDT 90 self test after doing 3 jerry G treatments basically mac method thing with
bleaching and re-dye 3x. Also failed for thc.

Then found Hair Razor Detox
did two hair razor detox treatments of the 13 recommended before hair started to melt off ( didnt divulge i used bleach or as they told me later they normally wouldnt sell it to me ) .

Sent 3rd self hair test out after this got results back yesterday passed negative for thc.

I'm thinking it was the razor detox since I failed twice doing the other methods.

Wish I had found this product first before destroying my hair.

Sent from my iPhone

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danielleApril 28, 2018 at 5:36 PM

hello I bought the (omitted name of schampoo  )  shampoo and ultra clean, it was expensive even the shipping was costly, did 20 treatments prior to test day. I read all the comments on the (OMITTED ASSHOLES ALOE RID SCHAMPOO SELLERS )  site and had convinced myself id pass, I was a light user with maybe 2 grams a month and clean for week and half. test came back positive for marijuana, testing at 0.6. tried to put review on there site it wont post so I'm not convinced the fake reviews to get others to believe and buy. don't waste your money!

Mac Method Hair Detox Explained & Exposed

method

[meth-uh d]

noun

orderly or systematic arrangement, sequence, or the like.

 

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The Truth About the "Macujo Method" and Other Hair Detox Myths

Introduction: When Pseudoscience Meets Shampoo Marketing

Recently, I came across yet another post promoting a so-called hair detox treatment called the “Mac Method.” The author proudly listed random household and acne products — and, believe it or not, even suggested using Spic and Span. It’s amusing how every few years, this method reappears, slightly modified, with new buzzwords or ingredients.

Welcome to the internet, where people try desperately to appear smarter than they are. One self-proclaimed expert lists random ingredients and calls it a “method,” while another tweaks the recipe to seem original, creating a never-ending cycle of misinformation. Some “purists” even defend the “one true version” of this nonsense — and yes, they deserve special mention for preserving absurdity online.

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What Is the “Macujo” (or “Mac”) Method Supposed to Be?

Search Google and you’ll find endless variations of this home “detox” recipe under names like Macujo, Maccujo, McCujo, Maccogo, or the Mac Method. There’s even the infamous Jerry G Method, which adds bleach and hair dye into the mix (because apparently, bleach makes everything more scientific).

All these so-called methods have one thing in common: they were invented to sell overpriced “detox” shampoos, not to detoxify your hair.

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Common “Mac Method” Variations Found Online

Here’s a small sample from the first page of Google results. You’ll notice that every version changes ingredients but keeps the same nonsense premise:

1. Aloe Rid shampoo (fake version – the real Nexxus Aloe Rid was discontinued in 2005) + Clean & Clear Pink + Tide + Heinz vinegar

2. Folli-Kleen Intense Hair Cleanser + ZYDOT Ultra Clean + Neutrogena T/Sal Shampoo (3% salicylic acid) + Apple cider vinegar + Baking soda

3. Vinegar + Clean & Clear + Tide + Paul Mitchell Shampoo Three + Bleach and Hair Dye

    

   CLINICAL STUDY SHOWS ZYDOT (SAME FORMULA AS ALL GREEN DETOX SHAMPOOS) IS NO BETTER THAN HEAD AND SHOULDERS  

If you’re wondering how any of these combinations could “scientifically” remove THC or drug metabolites from hair, the answer is simple — they can’t.

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The Original “Mac” and “Jerry G” Breakdown

Step by Step (and Why It’s All Nonsense):

• Nexxus Aloe Rid (Discontinued): Originally a clarifying shampoo containing EDTA and propylene glycol — neither proven to remove drug residues.

• Tide Detergent: High pH may strip oils but has no detoxifying effect. It’s for clothes, not hair.

• Heinz White Vinegar: Creates acidity, maybe irritation, but not detoxification.

• Clean & Clear Pink / T/Sal Shampoo: Contains 2–3% salicylic acid — too mild to “open” or “break” hair cuticles.

Some posts hilariously claim that vinegar and acne cleanser “open pores” and “crack” the hair to let toxins out. In reality, this would only damage your hair’s structure. Even if propylene glycol (a wetting agent) could “open” the cuticle, nothing about this step actively removes THC metabolites.

In short: the chemical logic isn’t just shaky — it’s nonexistent.

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The Jerry G Variation: Now with Bleach and Damage!

The so-called Jerry G method takes the chaos a step further. It uses random “detox shampoos” (often fake Nexxus or Zydot formulas), combined with hair dye and bleach. Supposedly, the dye opens the hair with ammonia before bleaching removes residues.

Unfortunately, bleach does more than that — it fries your hair. Users often end up shaving their heads after their hair breaks off in clumps. Technicians also flag this kind of over-treated hair during testing. Labs can identify damage under a fluoroscope or methylene blue stain, meaning you’ll likely fail due to “insufficient hair” or “adulteration.”

Any site that promotes using 20–40 volume bleach to “pass” a test is not only misinformed — it’s being dangerously irresponsible.

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Why the “Methods” Don’t Work

Every claimed ingredient — vinegar, Tide, baking soda, detergent, or shampoo — gets labeled as something that “opens the hair shaft.” Even if true, opening hair does nothing by itself. What matters is what penetrates afterward and actually breaks down metabolites, which none of these ingredients do.

These routines are pseudoscience at best and self-inflicted hair damage at worst.

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What the Science Actually Says

Reliable studies show that THC does not easily bind to hair unless you are a regular, heavy user with low overall metabolism or physical activity. Most casual users who “passed” after using detox shampoos likely would have passed anyway.

A 2022 clinical study comparing Zydot Ultra Clean and Head & Shoulders found no statistically significant improvement with “detox” shampoos — both reduced THC by about 52% on average, but these differences were not meaningful.

That means the supposed detox products are performing no better than ordinary store-brand clarifying shampoos.

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A Smarter (and Evidence-Based) Alternative

With most over-the-counter “detox” kits costing more than $150 and offering nothing beyond placebo value, a more effective and controlled option exists: Hair Razor Detox.

The Hair Razor Detox system uses targeted cleansing agents that are stronger, safer, and scientifically formulated to minimize scalp irritation. A complete 20-treatment set costs just $80, making it far more affordable than ineffective “DIY” concoctions.

Professional consultants analyze your personal situation — including substances used, timing, and usage frequency — to recommend the right number of treatments for you. This personalized approach works better than generic “methods” circulating online because it’s matched to real data, not guesswork.

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Final Thoughts: Stop Falling for “Scampoo Science”

The endless variations of the Macujo, Jerry G, and other “detox” myths exist solely to sell expensive bottles of glorified clarifying shampoo. Don’t waste your time or your hair trying download-era recipes from internet forums.

If you truly want a method that makes sense, stick with science — not someone’s kitchen experiment.

 

 

HAIR RAZOR FOLLICLE DETOX