Hair Growth for Women - 30 softgels

Support healthy hair growth cycle, density and volume with wheat phytoceramides

In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, participants between the ages of 24 and 64 took either 30 mg of wheat phytoceramides or placebo for 84 days.¹

Results were measured on days 56 and 84 via expert-administered hair analysis, including a pull test evaluating hair fall, clinical scoring of hair density and volume, self-perceived efficacy, evaluation of hair cycle, hair diameter and growth and scalp sebum content.

Expert evaluation of the wheat phytoceramide group saw that up to 64% of the women taking this extract saw improved hair density and volume compared to baseline.

For the self-perceived efficacy questionnaire, up to 90% of women taking the wheat phytoceramide extract felt they had less shedding, faster hair growth and healthier hair after 12 weeks.

The results were similar in both pre- and postmenopausal women.

Fuller hair appearance with saw palmetto

In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study, participants took either a special, standardized saw palmetto extract or a placebo. Analysis of this study indicates that the saw palmetto extract group had positive results in hair shedding and hair falling via the hair comb test (where a comb was pulled through hair and loose hairs then counted) and the hair pull test, respectively.²

Results were measured at intervals of 8 and 16 weeks via an expert-administered hair count (including hair comb and hair pull tests), self-evaluation and photographic assessment.

For the self-assessment questionnaire, a variety of appearance-related scores were collected, the saw palmetto group reported an improvement in the appearance of hair thickness.

Effects on DHT

In the same study, researchers sought to measure saw palmetto’s effect on dihydrotestosterone, or DHT. The result: the saw palmetto extract helped maintain DHT levels within the normal range throughout the study.²