Overnight Leave-in for Fuller, Denser Hair
Regrowth Serum is a complete and comprehensive treatment for stimulating fuller, thicker hair relying solely on clinically studied plant-based ingredients. It is an oil-based overnight serum for preventing the onset of hair loss or when thinning is detected. A cornucopia of safe, powerful, botanical phytonutrients—a hair care revival system in a bottle.
Place a small amount either on the fingers or upon the scalp and massage in for 1-2 minutes or longer. The scalp flourishes with gentle stimulation and it will improve the performance of Regrowth markedly. It can be washed off after 20-60 min but at night the scalp goes into repair mode, so it is ideally left on overnight and rinsed out in the morning if necessary.
A powerhouse, plant-based serum for stimulating healthier, fuller, denser hair. It contains twelve clinically studied ingredients that have been shown to be as or more effective than drugs. Each ingredient is included in effective, substantive amounts. Cultured basil leaf roots inhibit 5α-reductase and help activate hair growth in the papilla derma inside the follicle. Studies with 21 volunteers, 19 of whom were women, were conducted who were experiencing hair loss exceeding 100 strands a day. Basil root extract showed a 30.7% reduction of hair loss after two months, exceeding a control study using the drug Finasteride. The carefully formulated combination of essential oils is anti-oxidant, antibacterial, and anti-fungal, and contains vital phytonutrients that increase blood flow to the scalp and stimulate follicle health. And Regrowth Night smells divine on your hair.
For external use only. Rub a very small amount on the inside of your elbow area to test for any allergic reaction before use. Avoid contact with eyes, keep out of the reach of children. If pregnant, consult with your health care provider before use.
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