Clinical study results Neofollics Hair Growth Stimulating Lotion

The Neofollics Hair Growth Stimulating Lotion has been extensively researched and tested. The clinical study explains about the efficacy of the product. The role of each ingredient is also described.

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Clinical study results Neofollics Hair Growth Stimulating Lotion

Clinically proven

All our products contain ingredients with a scientifically proven effect, in an optimal concentration.

Continous research

We continuously research the operation and user-friendliness of all individual products.

Actual results

We study the real-life results of both individual products and complete routines.

Clinical study results

Cell growth

The Neofollics Hair Growth Stimulating Lotion’s active ingredient is Neoxyl®. In an in-vitro study by a third-party laboratory, the effect of Neoxyl® based topical product was measured on the proliferation of hair follicle dermal papilla cells. In the study, it was observed that Neoxyl® was found to be 41% more effective than Minoxidil.

Effectiveness

This is because it was found that Neofollics Hair Growth Stimulating Lotion remarkably promotes the proliferation of hair follicle dermal papilla cells.

Proven ingredients

In individual scientific studies, ingredients such as Aminexil, Adenosine, and Copper Peptide have shown potential for stimulating hair growth and enhancing the overall health and appearance of the hair.

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After

Results may vary per person.

Liam

After 6 months of consistent use of the Neofollics Hair Growth Stimulating Lotion in combination with the Neofollics Hair Growth Enhancing Scalp Roller, the hair has become visibly fuller and stronger, with new hair growth as a result.

User results

The results are based on studies on the active ingredients and user experiences with the products they contain. Individual results may vary depending on personal factors and usage.

92%
of the users saw an overall improvement
76%
experienced a reduction of hair loss
75%
also experienced an increase in hair growth