Phyto Phytocyane Anti-Hair Loss Treatment for Women

At the heart of the formula lies a patented innovation: a concentrate of natural actives delivering triple-action efficacy. Hair loss is slowed down, growth is stimulated, and beautiful, healthy hair is created. Patented organic maca extract, sourced sustainably, acts on the only pathway capable of activating and prolonging hair growth, directly targeting progressive hair loss at its source. Lupin hydrolysate, extremely rich in proteins, helps regulate the 5-Alpha Reductase enzyme, a key biological target in slowing progressive thinning, while patented tulip extract completes the blend for comprehensive care.

With 99% natural origin ingredients, this powerful yet gentle treatment supports the scalp and fibre without heaviness or residue. Applied directly and left in place, it allows the botanical actives to work continuously, complementing a complete anti-hair loss regime. The lightweight formula absorbs quickly, leaving no greasy film, so hair feels comfortable and looks naturally fuller throughout the day.

Clinical results demonstrate the treatment's impressive effectiveness. In a satisfaction test of 75 women after three months of use, 87% perceived a slowing down of hair loss, while instrumental measurement of the number of hairs per cm² revealed stimulated growth of 8,014 hairs. A further 92% reported overall product satisfaction. For women seeking a scientifically supported, natural-origin answer to progressive hair loss, Phyto Phytocyane Anti Hair Loss Progressive Treatment offers a potent path to more abundant, denser and thicker-looking hair.

How to Use:

After using the shampoo, on towel-dried hair, apply the entire vial section by section. Massage gently. No need to rinse. 3 months treatment course. 3 vials a week for 3 months.

Ingredients:

Aqua / Water / Eau. Alcohol Denat.. Hydrolyzed Lupine Protein. Panthenol. Pyridoxine Hcl. Maltodextrin. Lepidium Meyenii Root Extract. Ethyl Ester Of Hydrolyzed Silk. Sodium Benzoate. Tulipa Gesneriana Flower Extract. 1777.