Alpecin Caffeine Liquid Hair Tonic 200ml | Against Thinning Hair | Natural Hair Growth for Men | Energizer for Strong Hair | Hair Care for Men Made in Germany

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T. W. Fischer, E. Herczeg-Lisztes, W. Funk, D. Zillikens, T. Bíró, R. Paus, Br. J. Dermatol. 2014, 171, 1031-1043. Alpecin’s study was conducted using extracted human hair follicles, and performed in vitro (meaning outside of the body). This means the results of their research can’t necessarily be applied to real-world hair loss, as how hair follicles react on your head is very different to how they react in a Petri dish.

According to the brand, the caffeine used in their product can help to reduce hair loss when used regularly. Should you use Alpecin every day? Alpecin shampoo is one of the most well-known on the market specializing in caffeine-based hair care products.For this reason, the UK Advertising Standards Authority ruled that Alpecin could not advertise products as reducing hair loss. They came under scrutiny for only using male patients in studies who suffered from androgenic alopecia and for using unorthodox measuring practices. Some studies also did not have control groups for comparison. Hair follicles were completely submerged in caffeine for 5 full minutes to see improvement in hair loss

Some people have reported increased hair fall and thinning after using Alpecin products. A possible cause of this is the presence of synthetic preservatives. These include propylparaben, methylparaben, sodium citrate, and sodium chloride. From what I understand know, inflammation is potentially the root cause of many if not all forms of alopecia. And inflammation can be reduced by either vasoconstriction (what Alpecin does) or vasodilation (what drugs like minoxidil do as a hair loss treatment). The difference is, vasoconstriction will eventually deprive the hair follicles of vital nutrients and oxygen — all the stuff it needs to produce hair.Conducted at the Clinic for Dermatology and Dermatologic Allergology of the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany. Although Alpecin has helped improve thousands of people’s hair density, there are some side effects customers have reported that you should be mindful of.

Caffeine may also strengthen hair structure, including the roots and hair shaft, reducing the amount of breakage on your scalp. Improves scalp health

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I decided I’ll try one of Alpecin’s new products (at the time at least) which was Alpecin Liquid, an after wash liquid that you apply and massage to your hair. I’d seen quite a few adverts and knew some men who used it so the solution seemed obvious. For more severe hair loss, consider an alternative hair loss treatment like Minoxidil, Finasteride, or laser regrowth therapy. These solutions are proven to be effective for people experiencing pattern baldness. Hair transplantation

After about 4 days of daily bleep tests to about level 11, the colour of my face totally changed. It became brighter and fresher, which obviously meant circulation had improved. If it can reach the small capillaries in the skin of my face, it’s not a stretch to say it would be reach the scalp too. Long-term use of Alpecin may also fade your hair colour or turn it brownish. Especially if you use colourings in your hair, you may want to avoid using caffeine-based shampoos. Reduced efficacy over long periods The central ingredient in Alpecin shampoo is caffeine. Studies show that caffeine can stimulate hair follicles and promote new hair growth in people suffering from hair loss and male pattern baldness (androgenic alopecia).Alpecin has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority from making the claim that its shampoo “helps hair loss”, as they deemed the clinical evidence as ‘not adequate’. Are you worried about hair thinning? Caffeine shampoos like Alpecin aren’t always the best way to counteract hair loss, especially if you have coloured hair or a sensitive scalp. There are a lot of claims that caffeine is an effective treatment for male pattern baldness – but is it fact or fiction? Caffeine-based shampoos have become quite popular recently over the long-held belief that they can help stimulate hair growth, strengthen fine and weakened hair, and prevent further thinning.