Three countries in one wave: Bloom Robbins generated 843 published reviews for two products
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Case studyAugust 2026

Three countries in one wave: Bloom Robbins generated 843 published reviews for two products

Markets CZ / SK / HU · February–March 2025 · hair care. Six simultaneous campaigns for shampoo and serum — and 843 published reviews across three markets.

Campaign results

843
Published reviews

420 for shampoo and 423 for serum — on Testuj.to, in the Heureka Group, and on the client's e-shops.

281
Reviews from 281 testers

Each review was written by a different tester.

4.5 / 5
Average rating

Average of 9.02 out of 10; 93% of testers would recommend the product.

7,971
Completed questionnaires

Approximately 27 applicants per testing spot.

94%
Review submission rate

Out of 298 selected testers, 281 submitted a review.

448
Photos from testers

Content licensed to the client for their marketing activities.

About the client

Bloom Robbins is a hair and body care brand. The Growth line focuses on promoting hair growth and scalp care; the formula is vegan and free of sulfates and silicones.

Industry
Hair and body care
Size
Bloom Robbins
Testing country
Czechia, Slovakia, and Hungary

Campaign overview: two products, three countries, one deadline

Bloom Robbins Hair Vitamins in a basket with strawberries

In February 2025, Testuj.to by FRENX executed six concurrent testing campaigns for Bloom Robbins: hair growth and renewal shampoo and hair and scalp serum, each launched separately for the Czech, Slovak, and Hungarian markets.

Each campaign offered around fifty spots, totaling 298. A total of 7,971 people completed the questionnaire — the highest absolute number among all campaigns in this set of case studies.

The challenge: three markets at once means three communities, three languages, and three sets of destinations

Launching a product simultaneously in Czechia, Slovakia, and Hungary looks like a single campaign on paper. In practice, it involves three recruitment drives, three language versions of questionnaires and reviews, and three different sets of review destinations.

Furthermore, interest varied fourfold across markets — in Czechia, 2,364 people filled out the questionnaire for the shampoo, compared to 730 in Hungary. Yet a smaller market needs the same number of reviews to make the product page look credible.

The third complication was the nature of the product. Promoting hair growth is difficult to evaluate in just a few weeks, and testers mentioned this in their reviews — including those who saw no change.

Completed questionnaires by product and market
Roughly 50 spots per campaign · n = 7,971 completed questionnaires across three markets.

The solution: equal capacity in every market, regardless of demand size

We set the capacity equally at roughly fifty spots across all three markets, even though demand was incomparable. As a result, the Hungarian product page received practically the same number of reviews as the Czech one, even though only a third as many people applied in Hungary.

The testing period was set to one month so that testers could assess changes that aren't noticeable after just one week. Every approved review was published on Testuj.to, on the client's e-shop, and a large portion on the Heureka Group network.

Results in numbers: 281 out of 298 selected testers submitted a review

Two products across three markets in six campaigns. 7,971 completed questionnaires (meaning 27 applicants per spot), 298 selected testers, and 281 reviews from 281 unique testers — a 94% submission rate.

A total of 843 published reviews: 420 for shampoo and 423 for serum across Testuj.to, the Heureka Group network, and the client's e-shops. Average rating of 4.5 out of 5, recommended by 93% of testers, with 448 user photos added. The client holds licenses for all platform reviews and can use them in their marketing activities.

Campaign funnel from questionnaires to published reviews
7,971 questionnaires · 298 selected testers · 281 reviews · 843 published placements.

What testers appreciated: scent, packaging, and post-wash feel

In the Czech market (100 reviews), scent was the most frequently mentioned positive feature — cited in 62 reviews. This was followed by packaging and design (43), hair care and lathering (28), sulfate- and silicone-free formula (21), easy application (20), and a specific visible effect: reduced hair loss, density, shine (18).

Feature ratings on a 5-point scale: design 4.79 in Czechia and 4.74 in Slovakia; post-application feel 4.64 in Hungary and 4.61 in Czechia; efficacy 4.51 in Hungary and 4.38 in Czechia and Slovakia. The highest-rated product was the scalp serum in the Slovak market (4.73 out of 5), while the lowest was the shampoo in the Czech market (4.37).

Average feature rating by market
n = 708 feature ratings across 281 reviews · converted to a 5-point scale.

What bothered testers: divisive scent, price, and oilier hair

The scent is the most interesting finding in this data. On one hand, 62 out of 100 Czech reviews highlighted it as a positive; on the other, 12 reviews noted it as a drawback ('strong scent, bordering on chemical') — and the measured scent attribute in the Czech market scored 4.07 out of 5, by far the lowest of all measured attributes. In the Slovak market, the same attribute scored 4.48. This is not a contradiction: the fragrance is distinct, and opinions among testers were divided.

The most common single complaint was price (15 out of 100 Czech reviews). Twelve reviews noted that their hair became oily faster after using the shampoo, and twelve criticized the package size — specifically for the serum, stating that it only lasts a month.

Twenty-five reviews out of 281 (9%) ended up with a rating of 6 out of 10 or lower, and nineteen testers would not recommend the product. For a hair growth product, this is expected — some testers noticed no change after a month and stated so. Conversely, 38 out of 100 Czech reviews contained no complaints whatsoever.

What testers praised and what they criticized
n = 100 Czech reviews · coded by keywords from open-ended responses.
Distribution of overall ratings from testers
n = 281 approved reviews across three markets · average 9.02/10 = 4.5 out of 5.

Where the reviews landed

The hair growth and renewal shampoo gained 420 published reviews, and the hair and scalp serum received 423 — totaling 843. Reviews were published on Testuj.to, the Heureka Group network, and the client's e-shops across all three markets.

Methodological note: Data originates from the administrative database of Testuj.to by FRENX, calculated as of August 22, 2026. 'Review' refers to an approved review; ratings on a 1–10 scale are converted to a 5-point scale. Pros and cons themes are coded using keywords from one hundred reviews in the Czech market, as Slovak and Hungarian responses are in different languages; a single review may fall into multiple categories.

Sample reviews

Sérum pro vlasy a pokožku hlavy

Tereza
Pros
  • Easy application
  • Pleasant light scent
  • Beautiful glass bottle
  • Does not irritate the scalp
  • Natural and vegan formula

It really works — after less than a month, my hair genuinely stopped falling out and looks stronger and nourished."

Shampoo for hair growth and renewal

Michaela
Pros
  • Beautiful packaging
  • Pleasant scent
  • Economical dosage
  • Formula free of parabens, silicones, and sulfates

Hair is visibly and immediately hydrated and nourished, even though a small amount is enough."

Sérum pro vlasy a pokožku hlavy

Petra
Pros
  • Easy application
  • Doesn't affect extension bonds
  • Does not make hair greasy
  • Vegan formula

I use it even with hair extensions and it doesn't affect the bonds. It doesn't make hair greasy and you can tell it works."

Shampoo for hair growth and renewal

Jana
Cons
  • Hair gets greasy quickly

The scent and efficacy are fine, but my hair gets greasy quickly after using it. Rating 3/10."

Shampoo for hair growth and renewal

Lucie
Cons
  • Strong scent
  • Hair gets greasy quickly

The scent felt strong, almost chemical, and my hair was immediately greasy. Rating 6/10."

Sérum pro vlasy a pokožku hlavy

Alena
Cons
  • Dry scalp
  • Dandruff formation
  • No visible effect

In my case, it caused dry skin and dandruff; I didn't notice any change in hair growth. Rating 6/10."

We set the capacity equally across all three markets, even though only a third as many people applied for the Hungarian campaign compared to Czechia. A smaller market needs the same number of reviews for the product page to look trustworthy."
Testuj.to by FRENX
Campaign Team
Testuj.to statement

Source: business.testuj.to

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