I used it for 15 days and my hair started falling out, fortunately I realized it and threw it away, from me it's a zero, it's a shame because I bought it for 20 euros

Since I started using it, twice as much hair stays in my hand as before....I stopped and threw it away as is natural

I absolutely trust this product and consider it the best for dealing with hair loss. The dermatologist in Corfu, 15 years ago when I was working seasonally, recommended it to me along with the pill and since then I haven't had a problem.
If something worries me, I take the pill

It visibly reduced hair loss, smells great, but leaves your hair greasy. It's meant to be applied at night and you definitely need to wash your hair in the morning. Even after washing, when the hair is wet, it doesn't spread enough to avoid greasiness. Maybe I'm using too much, what can I say, but how else can it go everywhere?

Quite a good lotion as a base and fragrant. I use it as a base for a recipe my dermatologist gave me and it is quite good.

It costs about 20€ and is almost below average. It is not cost-effective. Otherwise, in combination with the shampoo from the same line, it helps.

It may do the job, I still don't have an opinion because I have been using it for a week, but what is certain is that it smells SO strongly that it gives me a headache! I would prefer a more subtle/neutral scent. Also, it slightly irritates the scalp in the first applications.

Usually, I only have positive comments to leave. Very rarely, if at all, something negative happens on the Scroutz platform! Christ has risen and congratulations!

It needs every time you wash it definitely 2-3 times a week, otherwise it's hairless. The secret is the massage, it definitely needs 6-8 minutes on the whole hair for the root to oxygenate. Without massage, nothing works. In a month, the difference is huge.

I have used it for 2 days....and the hair that I remove is indescribable....is it definitely for hair loss or suitable for baldness????
Stay away.. 18 euros wasted

Well, for male hereditary hair loss, it doesn't help. The solution is minoxidil 5%, which you should use daily and, of course, if you stop using it, any progress you had will go away. It contains the active ingredient minoxidil, which activates the hair follicles by reducing the arterial pressure at the point where you apply it. It is a liquid and you apply it to your scalp. Personally, I use Kirkland minoxidil 5%. I remind you that it is recommended only for men with hereditary hair loss and not for women. Ask your dermatologist or do a little research on the internet. All other types of herbs and organic products cannot correct hereditary male hair loss, so don't waste your time for nothing.

I just started it, so I don't have an opinion yet. However, why is it in such a bottle when the liquid only reaches halfway?

I was using the corresponding shampoo for hair loss. I decided to also get the lotion for better results. I have the impression that since I started using it, my hair is falling out more. I'm not saying that the lotion caused it, but it seems like it didn't do anything either.

I have the feeling that after using it, my hair was falling out more. My dermatologist recommended it to me, but it seems that it didn't work... I had intense hair loss for 3 months for sure after giving birth. Something normal after childbirth, as my dermatologist told me, but unfortunately, I didn't find a solution in this lotion.

Together with the corresponding shampoo and mask, from the very first weeks, I personally saw results. New hair sprouts are starting to appear and it helped my hair look shinier and fuller.

The itching and irritation stopped, but probably for hair growth enhancement, it should be combined with another product/substance... Also, because it makes the hair sticky, you need to wash it more frequently.

Compared to other products I have tried (Veleda, Apivita, not the one with sea buckthorn, but the one they unfortunately discontinued with rosemary), this product is unacceptable. It seems to make the hair oily and, as I can see from other people's reviews, they agree that it weighs the hair down, doesn't provide hold, so it can be combed, and of course, it doesn't stop any hair loss. Maybe it can work for women, since female hair loss is caused by different factors. Some say it can be used in combination with other products, but again, what's the point of buying it and not using the other product directly? Now, as for those who saw effectiveness, what can I say... Companies should respect people's money and each individual's "problem"... At least it didn't work for me.

Certainly helps partially restore the lost hair from hair loss but requires a comprehensive treatment with finasteride.