Why do we say that our '5' hair loss serum is the best?

April 09, 2025 Finola Fegan

It’s All About Natural but Potent Ingredients — And What They Can Do for You

To help your hair loss, you have to understand why it happens.

For young men losing their hair, it’s primarily because of the male hormone, testosterone.

Testosterone, depending on your genetic makeup, is converted into DHT (dihydrotestosterone) — which shrinks hair follicles and leads to hair loss.

And that’s why we include in our serum the following powerful, natural ingredients:

Caffeine

Caffeine is a powerful ingredient for combating hair loss in men.

It stimulates hair follicles and promotes hair growth by prolonging the growth phase of the hair cycle.
It also helps block the effects of DHT, reducing the hormone's ability to damage hair follicles and mitigating hair loss.

Saw Palmetto

Studies have shown that it reduces levels of DHT — a major cause of hair loss in men.
It has also been shown to improve hair growth.

Red Clover

Contains isoflavones that can help inhibit DHT, promoting healthier and stronger hair.

Turmeric

Turmeric works in multiple ways.

Its active compound, curcumin, has strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, creating a more conducive environment for hair growth.
Curcumin also helps inhibit the activity of DHT, the hormone linked to hair loss.

Rosemary Leaf

Stimulates blood circulation in the scalp
Helps prevent hair follicles from being starved of the blood supply they need to thrive
Supports overall hair growth

Our Natural Base Formula

We’ve put all of the above into a natural and healthy base, including:

Nettle Extract

Contains silica and sulfur, making hair shinier and healthier
Improves scalp health by reducing inflammation and blocking DHT

Castor Oil

Boosts blood circulation to the scalp
Has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, improving scalp health and reducing hair loss

Peppermint Oil

Enhances hair growth by increasing blood flow
Stimulates hair follicles and provides a cooling effect that helps reduce inflammation and dandruff

Backed by Science

Everyone uses Google – but if you want properly researched scientific papers, check out Google Scholar. That’s where you’ll find published studies and peer-reviewed information.

All of the ingredients above are backed by scientific research, published in journals like:

The Journal of Trichology
The British Journal of Dermatology

Example:

“According to several studies available on Google Scholar, caffeine has been shown to have positive effects on male hair loss. Research indicates that caffeine can stimulate hair follicle growth by prolonging the anagen phase (the growth phase of hair).

In a study published in the International Journal of Trichology, researchers found that caffeine counteracts the suppressive effects of testosterone on hair growth, helping to combat androgenetic alopecia (male pattern baldness).

Another study highlighted in the British Journal of Dermatology showed that caffeine stimulates hair follicles and enhances hair shaft elongation, resulting in thicker and stronger hair.”