Folligen Review
Folligen uses skin remodelling
copper peptides as its principal active ingredient to restore healthy hair. It comes in three forms: cream (which should work well on hairlines), lotion (suitable for denser areas) and spray. In the past Folligen was mainly used as a skin-repair cream. Folligen products are meant for both men and women.
Folligen was derived from Tricomin. Copper peptides are proven to be strong anti-inflammatories and help repair scalp damage. In addition, they are believed to be potent DHT inhibitors and thought to lengthen the growth cycle of hair. Folligen lotion and cream also contain saw palmetto, which is often described as a natural safe alternative to finasteride. Despite the fact that nobody knows whether saw palmetto can help treat baldness, it is a popular key ingredient in many natural hair loss remedies.
The manufacturer claims that Folligen works best in combination with minoxidil. This claim sounds reasonable as minoxidil often causes redness and dandruff that puts off many of its users and this weakness could be rectified by employing Folligen. Customers give credit to Folligen for its ability to heal the tiny scars but only a few people have reported new hair growth. Folligen seems to work well in restoring healthy hair in conditions other than male pattern baldness. In treating male pattern hair loss it seems to be suitable mainly as a complementary therapy to minoxidil for patients with sensitive and irritable skin.
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March 23, 2008