Trump comments on hair-enhancing products during Garden City law-enforcement speech
President Trump told a gathering of police officers in Garden City that some pharmacy items are marketed to make hair appear slightly fuller.
Addressing police personnel in Garden City, New York, President Trump raised the issue of pharmacy merchandise that is displayed behind locked glass and advertised as providing a small boost to hair thickness. He asked why such products are secured and why consumers are charged for a benefit he described as making hair look about four percent fuller. The president connected the topic to a broader critique of criminal activity and pricing practices.
In the same speech he made a comment about “young, beautiful girls.” Observers noted that his hair has been a focus of coverage after a Las Vegas appearance where it appeared different in texture and shade. Earlier medical disclosures listed the anti-balding drug Propecia, though it has not appeared in recent reports released by the White House.
Why it matters
The president's remarks spotlight consumer-product marketing and draw public attention to his personal grooming choices.
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