FAQ: Power Hair activating formula
What is Power Hair Activating Formula?
Answer: Power Hair Activating Formula contains Follicopeptide®, a Swedish-developed bioactive peptide that stimulates the hair follicles’ natural growth process. It works by activating the cells in the hair follicle and promoting the formation of stronger new hair strands – completely without hormones or surgery.
How does Power Hair Activating Formula differ from other products for hair loss?
Answer: Unlike many traditional treatments, the active ingredient Follicopeptide® acts directly at a cellular level in the hair follicle. It mimics the body’s own signals and strengthens the hair structure from within, rather than only affecting the scalp superficially.
Are the results clinically proven?
Answer: Yes. In clinical studies, the active ingredient Follicopeptide® has shown an increase in the number of hairs by up to 14% and an increase in hair thickness by approximately 13% after four months of regular use. The effect is based on measurable changes in hair follicle activity.
Is the product suitable for both men and women?
Answer: Yes. Power Hair Activating Formula is developed for both men and women who experience hair loss, thinning hair, or want to strengthen hair growth.
How should I use Power Hair Activating Formula?
Answer: In the evening before going to bed, apply 1–2 pumps per 10x10 cm on the scalp. Thicker layers do not provide better results. Apply either with your index finger or place the container directly against the scalp.
Massage in. Leave on for at least 1 hour, but preferably overnight.
How long does one package of Power Hair Activating Formula last?
Answer: One package (15 ml) lasts approximately 1–2 months depending on the treatment area.
Can Power Hair Activating Formula be used on the beard?
Answer: Yes, absolutely! Power Hair Activating Formula can be used anywhere on the body, but keep in mind there must be at least some fine hair in the follicle. Otherwise, the follicle is permanently inactive and Power Hair Activation Formula will not work. The only remaining option is then a hair transplant.
Are there any side effects?
Answer: No side effects have been documented. The formula is skin-friendly, vegan, and hormone-free. Some redness may occur at the beginning of use, which is normal and subsides as the skin gets used to it.
How long does it take to see results?
Answer: Most users notice a difference in hair density and strength after about 16 weeks (the hair’s natural growth cycle is 16 weeks), but results may vary. To achieve full effect, daily application is recommended for at least three months. Photograph the scalp (close-up) at the start of treatment and then after 4, 6 and 12 months of treatment.
Has Power Hair Activating Formula been tested on animals?
Answer: The active ingredient Follicopeptide® was initially intended as a prescription drug and, as such, must by law be tested on animals. The answer is therefore yes. No animals were harmed since the product has no harmful effects or side effects – however, the animals became very hairy.
Answer: Try applying earlier in the evening and in a smaller amount. A larger amount does not provide better results.
Answer: As with all skincare, the benefits are maintained only as long as you use the product consistently.
Answer: No. The product is clinically proven to work for 70% of users. That the remaining 30% do not see results is likely due to hair growth phases being volatile or out of sync in these users, or that the user’s routine has not been followed fully.
Answer: If you notice that you are losing a lot of hair and do not have an underlying medical cause, you can try the following measures: Make sure you have a balanced diet with sufficient nutrients, including iron, zinc, vitamin B12 and biotin, which are important for hair health. Power Hair Supplements 500 mg is a dietary supplement that ensures the conditions for hair growth are in place.
Answer: Iron deficiency is a common cause of hair loss, especially in women. Iron is found, for example, in liver, red meat, pork, poultry and green vegetables such as spinach and broccoli. Also eat berries and fruit that contain vitamin C, as the vitamin helps the body absorb iron.
Answer: The most common genetic condition is known as female pattern hair loss, or androgenetic alopecia. Women with this condition may notice thinning on the top of the scalp, often beginning in their 40s or 50s. You may experience this if you inherit certain genes from one or both parents.
Answer: Of all B vitamins, biotin (B7) is perhaps best known when it comes to hair growth. Biotin helps the body convert nutrients into energy and is important for the production of keratin – the protein that builds our hair. It is uncommon to be deficient in biotin, but it happens, and the person often has thin, brittle hair.
Answer: Alopecia areata. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that attacks the body’s hair follicles and causes patchy hair loss. Medications and therapies can help hair grow back, although severe cases may not respond to treatment.
Answer: There are different types of medications that are considered to cause hair loss, including:
• Acne medications containing vitamin A (retinoids)
• Antibiotics and antifungal medications.
• Antidepressants.
• Oral contraceptives.
• Blood thinners.
• Cholesterol-lowering medications.
• Medications that suppress the immune system.