The Science

The hair growth cycle

Anagen (growth) is the period of active cell division and noticeable hair growth. Throughout hair cycling, about 90% of all follicles are in the anagen phase and can remain in this phase anywhere from 2 to 8 years.

Catagen (regression) Over 2 to 3 weeks, cell production is halted, and the hair follicle shrinks. The hair shaft begins to separate from the bottom of the follicle and forms what is referred to as club hair.

Telogen (resting) Derived from the Greek telo meaning end and gen meaning produce, telogen is marked as the end of hair production as the follicle undergoes dormancy or cell quiescence. The follicle can remain dormant for up to 3 months with the hair club intact.

Exogen (shedding) Coupled with the telogen phase, exogen is when the hairs fall out of the follicle, during which new hair begins to grow in the follicle as it returns to the anagen phase.

- What the studies say -

We have developed the Grow formula, the ingredients have been clinically tested in several independent third-party studies.

Growth + DHT block

Capilia Longa™

13.500 new hairs.

strength + dht block

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-27% hair loss.

DHT Blocker

Saw Palmetto

83.3% of users noticed thicker hair.

growth

Rosemary Oil

82% noticed less hair loss in 180 days

DHT inhibitor + GROWTH

Cafeine

As effective as Minoxidil

Stimulate

Glycerin

Hydrates the hair