Champô com cafeína

How does caffeine work on the scalp?

Caffeine is known for its stimulating properties. When you massage the shampoo into your hair, the caffeine comes into contact with the scalp and hair follicles. Research suggests that caffeine may be involved in signals linked to the hair growth phase.

Regular washing with this shampoo also helps to:

• keep the scalp clean
• remove excess oil
• maintain a fresh, healthy base for the hair

A healthy scalp is important for hair that feels stronger and keeps its volume.

Does caffeine shampoo work against hair loss?

A caffeine shampoo can support the scalp, but it is not a medical treatment for hair loss.
With hereditary hair thinning, hormones play a role. In the scalp, testosterone is converted into DHT. Some hair follicles are sensitive to DHT. Over time, this can cause them to become smaller and produce thinner hair.

In a laboratory study by Fischer, Hipler and Elsner (2007), hair follicles from men with hereditary hair loss were examined. The researchers observed that testosterone slowed the growth of sensitive follicles in this test setting. When caffeine was added, the activity of the hair cells remained higher and the follicles performed better under laboratory conditions.

This research suggests that caffeine may influence processes linked to hormone-sensitive hair follicles. It describes a possible mechanism, but it was carried out in a laboratory and not as a medical treatment in people.

In everyday use, a shampoo works locally on the scalp. With thinning hair, consistent use is important. A shampoo is often the first step in a broader hair care routine and can help keep the scalp in good condition so hair feels stronger.

What can the Neofollics Hair Growth Stimulating Shampoo realistically do?

In a cosmetic user evaluation, participants used the shampoo for 90 days, on average four times per week.

• 80% reported a visible improvement in hair condition
• 70% said their hair felt fuller.
• 80% noticed an improvement in scalp condition
• 90% were satisfied with using the shampoo

These figures are based on user experiences within a controlled evaluation and suggest that consistent use can contribute to a more cared-for appearance of hair and scalp. Results vary from person to person. The shampoo is intended as cosmetic care and not as a medical treatment for hair loss.