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HAIRCARE

MIXED

Redensyl for Hair Growth

RESEARCH

  • Moderate hair regrowth in studies
  • Works better combined with other treatments
  • Results take several weeks to months
  • Limited independent clinical evidence

COMMUNITY

  • Visible results in 2+ months
  • Weak against aggressive hair loss
  • Company-funded studies questioned
  • Works better than placebo for some

SAFETYGenerally safe for topical use; check with a dermatologist if you're using other hair loss treatments.

WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS

ALL 5 ON PUBMED ↗
BASED ON 5 PUBMED STUDIES

COMMUNITY SENTIMENT

45% positive

Its pure snake oil and the studies are total BS as they have been produced by the company making and selling the stuff, so there are not independent and no proper placebo controlled studies. For Pete's sake don't be conned and waste your money. If it was that good we would all throw our Minox bottles away - tried it for 9 months, not one single new Fcuking Follicle

U/ITSNEARLYGONE

It's great that things are working for you. I've seen male family members struggle with hair thinning so I understand the mental toll it takes. I haven't been blessed with great hair sadly, and have started using minimalist hair serum which has other actives with redensyl as well. It's working great for me, I can feel my hair slightly thicker and very evident baby hair. Been over 2 months. Whatever works I guess😊

U/NO_IMPORTANCE5260

Yeah 3%, or 5%, won't do much. Redensyl works by activating bulge stem cells in the follicle, but it's nothing more than a growth stimulator. It doesn't affect DHT whatsoever and unless your hairloss in minimally aggressive, most serums with Redensyl won't do much at all. Fortunately pure Redensyl is already a liquid that has very effective transdermal permeation, so a 100% solution would at the very least stop shedding for most, and stimulate regrowth in some. I've had some first-hand experience with the pure compound and was pretty surprised.

U/BANJOBONGOBOYO

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