Bioscalin TricoAge 50+ Anti-Hair Loss Redensifying Vials 8x3.5ml help prevent hair loss and the appearance of gray hair during pre-menopause and menopause.
Bioscalin TricoAge 50+ Anti-Hair Loss Redensifying Vials 8x3.5ml are ampoules that help support healthier hair growth and delay graying, being ideal for women in pre-menopause and menopause. This new and improved formula builds on the previous version with an innovative selection of ingredients, prolonged-release technology, and a simplified application routine for greater practicality.
So, the iSACTIF complex works on hair follicle metabolism by helping increase the follicle’s energy content, which supports the conditions needed for healthy hair growth. Bioequolo helps encourage proper hair follicle activity, while Chromafend™ helps protect the hair fiber's color. Then, methylspermidine adds a fortifying action that helps leave hair feeling healthy and strong over time.
Additionally, the new Controlled Release technology gradually and continuously releases the ingredients, helping to improve their availability. This also allows for fewer product applications, with the product now requiring only two applications per week. So, this makes the routine more convenient. All in all, this product is a good option for those looking to prevent hair loss and maintain a healthy hair appearance, especially during the pre-menopause and menopause phases.
Open one vial of Bioscalin TricoAge 50+ Anti-Hair Loss Redensifying Vials 8x3.5ml by twisting the safety tip until it detaches. Then, place the applicator over the opening and press to dispense the contents directly onto the scalp. Massage gently and distribute evenly, focusing on areas where hair appears thinner, until fully absorbed. Do not rinse. This product can be applied to dry or wet hair. Use twice per week for a recommended duration of three months.
In this section we answer frequently asked questions about Bioscalin TricoAge 50+ Anti-Hair Loss Redensifying Vials 8x3.5ml (8x0.12floz)
Progressive hair loss, also called chronic hair loss, has genetic and hormonal causes. It happens slowly, with hair getting gradually finer and less dense over the years, usually in specific areas.
Reactive hair loss can happen in response to a specific event, such as stress, illness, childbirth, a nutritional deficiency, certain medications, or a change of season. It tends to come on suddenly and all over the head, but hair usually grows back once the cause has passed.
When in doubt, consult your healthcare professional.