Multi-Peptid-Serum für volles Haar - Haarserum

I wasn’t expecting much, but this serum really surprised me. After about 6–8 weeks of consistent use, I started noticing small baby hairs along my hairline — something I haven’t seen in a long time! It doesn’t feel heavy or greasy, and it absorbs well into the scalp. I’m honestly impressed, especially for the price. I’ll definitely be repurchasing and keeping it in my routine.

Consistency pays off

Been using for a few months along with nioxin for light thinning hair routine and am seeing great results - will take a while but consistency is key 😝

Love it! Recommend

I like it so far and want to buy second one. I wish this goes on sale cause I feel like it’s a bit pricey :(

Used this product over the last 6 months, and I feel like for my hair (fine, medium thickness, naturally wavy) it has been the most effective I’ve tried for making my scalp less visible. I use it a few times times a week before bed and use a silicone scalp massager for a few seconds to rub it in.

Just started using the product but literally love it! my hair feels so much thicker and it doesn’t maw my hair feel oily after using!

Awful smell, I could not keep it in my hair

I really wanted to like this product but the smell is so overpowering that I had to rinse it out of my hair after 30 minutes. Even a day later, the smell still lingered on my hairbrush and I had to wash it. Unfortunately I am

Worth it

Lightweight, non-greasy, and super easy to use. I’ve been applying this serum nightly, and after a few weeks my hair looks fuller with less shedding. It’s not instant, but with consistent use the results are worth it. Affordable, effective, and gentle on the scalp — definitely recommend!

Not working for me

I’ve tried this product several times in different periods of the year. No results, not even a small difference. I would not recommend.

DO NOT USE IF YOU HAVE FACIAL NERVE PAIN

So to start I have a few health conditions that limit what I can use (can’t use rogaine because it interacts with blood pressure) and one health condition means I take a medication to prevent migraines called carbamazepine (aka tegretol). I noticed my hair was looking less dense after the five years of being on it and hair thinning can be a side effect so I thought to try this. I did a tiny section above my ear as a patch test and within 10 minutes I got it tingling on that side of my face like to be expected, but it triggered the nerve pain I get in my face only on that side (at first). If you take blood pressure meds and have ever tried the medication Midodrine the tingling feels like that (before it flared my nerve pain). Pretty unpleasant. I did have an allergic reaction to it which NEVER has happened to me before and had to wash it off after an hour and a half on, along with taking a Benadryl because my throat felt weird. I get Botox for muscle spasms and once it made my throat numb for like 3 weeks and it feels exactly like that which is scary. And now I’m going to take a second Benadryl and stay up to monitor myself just in case it gets worse because even though I washed it off, I’m still having mild chest tightness but thankfully it’s improving and I live five minutes from the hospital in Canada and have an EpiPen at home in case I need it because my mom has many allergies. I am positive it was triggered by this because throat immediately improved after shower, still have nerve pain and now a NASTY headache with tmj pain though :( Maybe if you didn’t have an allergic reaction to it it wouldn’t flare your nerve pain and tmj, but it was the initial tingling that set it off and I wouldn’t risk it if you deal with that too. Thankfully I’ll be fine but the nerve pain? No thanks

Inutile

Inutile je n’ai vu aucune différence

Grew my moms hair back

Bought this for my mom and it definitly helped grow her hair back thicker!

it's a skip

I'm in my early 30s and bought this product to promotes hair growth by the hair line. Used the whole bottle, but I dont see any visible differences. My scalp is less dry, but that's about it. Rosemary oil is doing a better job.