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Version 2.8.2 · 2026-07-09
-Fixed minor bugs
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The store currently lists version 2.8.2, updated 2026-07-09.








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Transform your hair journey with Tresslog, the ultimate hair diary designed to help you understand what truly works for your hair.
Track your routines, products, progress photos, and hair health all in one place—whether your hair is straight, wavy, curly, coily, natural, relaxed, bleached, or chemically treated.
Stop guessing. Start logging. See real results.
TRACK YOUR HAIR JOURNEY
Log every part of your routine, including:
• Wash days
• Deep conditioning
• Styling routines
• Protective styles
• Treatments and trims
• Scalp care and more
Document each routine with notes, photos, and custom tags so you can identify patterns over time.
SEE REAL PROGRESS
Your hair changes slowly—photos help you notice what mirrors miss.
Track:
• Hair growth progress
• Length retention
• Damage recovery
• Definition and frizz control
• Before & after transformations…
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-Fixed minor bugs
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