Fans were shocked to see Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s shampoo line at Target; some even questioned whether the bald celebrity was the best person to launch a haircare company.

The 51-year-old celebrity unveiled Papatui, a men’s skin care line that was available at Target locations around the US, last month.

According to the actor, he thinks that his company will help remove the stigma associated with products for male hygiene. He offers shampoo and skincare products for men.

But many were left scratching their heads when they saw the actor’s shampoo on Target shelves. Some even claimed that because Dwayne was bald himself, he had “no business” promoting a shampoo brand.

Fans have been left shocked after coming across Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson ‘s shampoo line at Target as they questioned if he was right candidate for the job since he is bald

The 51-year-old superstar launched the men’s skin care line Papatui, which launched last month at Target stores nationwide

But many people raised an eyebrow when they saw the actor’s shampoo at the store, arguing that Dwayne ‘had no business’ endorsing a shampoo brand because he is bald.

The concept gained traction after a TikTok user posted a video of herself and her boyfriend perusing the merchandise at Target.

Boy, this man isn’t supposed to be in the shampoo department. He’s also advertising his Papatui here. Can I trust The Rock to give me hair care advice?

In no way am I recommending this product. “I just thought this was hilarious,” the woman remarked.

The video’s title says, “Take notes from the rock if you ever felt like you weren’t meant for the job.”

As they enthusiastically shared their thoughts about the goods in the comments section, people couldn’t stop giggling.

It was said, “He has no business.” 

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People couldn’t stop laughing as they poured their opinions about the product into the comments section.”I wonder what they were thinking,” was written by another person. ‘His isn’t locked up, cuz they know a hair shampoo from a man with no hair won’t get stolen,’ wrote another person. “Just remember Dwayne Johnson uses images of himself to advertise hair shampoo if you ever feel disqualified or have a bit of imposter syndrome,” one user wrote in a comment. He revealed in an interview with People that he wishes he had made amends with his father before launching his collection, and he talked about the new items, all of which cost less than $10 each.”Welcome to the world of my @papatui_ men’s care,” he wrote as the caption for his Instagram picture. As you are all aware, I am a strong supporter of males taking better care of themselves, wellness, and grooming. And although if we don’t always discuss it, we all want to feel and look better.”I’ve worked closely with world-class scientists and experts at Papatui to ensure that all of our products are of the highest caliber, work well, and are within everyone’s budget,” he continued.

When he launched his line, he spoke with People about the new products, all of which are under $10 apiece, after revealing he wished he had reconciled with his father

In order to bring his Papatui range to reality, the actor continued, he assembled “a group of very highly talented scientists and skin care experts.”

“Most importantly, I wanted to deliver a line of products that you can trust,” he said, adding that you should look, feel, and smell amazing.

In the video, the actor said that he was thrilled to be able to finally offer these products after years of development and testing on countless numbers of male subjects.

The actor went on, “I put together a team of incredibly highly talented scientists and skin care experts” for his Papatui brand.

Although he acknowledged that parabens, sulphates, dyes, and PEG (polyethylene glycol) are “bad and in a lot of products out there that is not in Papatui,” he went on to assert that no Papatui product contains any of these substances.