False Advertising to sell products

My decision to buy these products was purely based on the descriptions advertised on the packaging of the Hask Argan Oil Repairing Shampoo, Hask Argan Oil Repairing Conditioner and the Hask Blue Chamomile & Argan OIl 5-in1 Leave In Spray and because of the reputation of the store being a well known and reputable store (Clicks, Meerensee, Richards Bay, South Africa). The promise is along the lines of leaving hair looking shiny and healthy and more manageable in general. However, after several attempts at using all three of these products religiously and as directed on the packaging, I am terribly disappointed that I spent this money on these products because these products did not do any of the things that it said it would do. Totally the opposite happened. My hair became untouchable, brittle, dull, more damaged and completely unmanageable. This is false advertising and it is shameful to con people out of their money by using false advertising text just to sell a product and a leading chain store like Clicks should be more attentive to ensuring that they investigate their suppliers a little better before they stock their shelves with products that are no good.