Speaking to Patch about his experience appearing on “Shark Tank,” Max Valverde, who started Morninghead through Kickstarter, said, “Filming ‘Shark Tank’ was a blast — it’s a great show and I feel honored to be part of it.” Although “Shark Tank” didn’t pan out, he told WCVB-TV, “At the end of the day, it’s 7.5 million viewers. It’s marketing you can’t pay for.” But after the episode aired, Morninghead has kept a low profile. Its social media pages, including Instagram and Twitter, have not been updated since 2014. However, its website is still up and running.
That said, the only way to get your hands on this hair product is by purchasing it on Amazon. Morninghead retails for $10.99 and is rated 3.3 stars out of 5. A review from 2020 states, “Wow! I couldn’t believe how fast the Sharks had dismissed this and just had to try it. I was so glad to find it on Amazon. I was right they should have jumped on it. The cap does everything it’s supposed to do and more.”
Others said that the product had its faults. In 2015, one individual wrote, “This works pretty great if you can find the perfect amount of water to put in it otherwise, water will either run down your neck if you put too much or your hair won’t get wet enough if you use too little.”
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