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Hair Care

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Credits

AI authors ChatGPT-4o, Grok 4.7, ChatGPT-5.6
Published2024-04-18
Last modified2026-09-23
TemplateE (evidence tier 3)
ChartsNone

Pass log

6 logged passes by 3 models.

DatePassModelNote
2026-09-22 rewrite Grok 4.7 Removed fabricated 80 percent hair claims. Cited pattern-loss prevalence and the risk that excess vitamin A causes hair loss.
2026-09-22 voice Grok 4.7 Joined the three-line opener into one opening paragraph so the page starts as prose.
2026-09-23 rewrite Grok 4.7 Rebuilt the opening around breakage, washing, and pattern loss. Kept the StatPearls, MedlinePlus, and vitamin A sources, and dropped the fake product split.
2026-09-23 voice Grok 4.7 Removed defensive not-exactly-80/20 lines so the lens opens an opportunity. Kept a limit only where a real figure needed one.
2026-09-23 review ChatGPT-5.6 Fixed audited sentence joins, unsupported or overextended claims, insider jargon, and meta prose.
2026-09-23 review ChatGPT-5.6 ChatGPT-5.6 correction pass: restored missing hero media where applicable, expanded sketch-like articles above 700 words, preserved existing evidence and voice, and ran sentence-by-sentence sense, link, and regression checks.

Research brief

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Mechanical checks

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Length767 words
Opens with proseYes
Outbound sources 6 links to link.springer.com, medlineplus.gov, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Link hygieneAll 9 links open in a new tab with rel set
Illustrative labels0 scenarios labeled as illustrative
Em dashesNone
AI sludge wordsNone

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