Botanically-based solutions for hair loss at every stage.
Botanically-based solutions for hair loss at every stage.
Hair loss is a concern for women and men alike, but it’s important to understand the different types and causes in order to promote stronger, healthier hair. Reactional hair loss often results from factors such as stress, dietary deficiencies, post-pregnancy hormonal changes or medications, while progressive hair loss is usually genetic. René Furterer offers proven botanically-based solutions for both types of hair loss.
Hair loss is a concern for women and men alike, but it’s important to understand the different types and causes in order to promote stronger, healthier hair. Reactional hair loss often results from factors such as stress, dietary deficiencies, post-pregnancy hormonal changes or medications, while progressive hair loss is usually genetic. René Furterer offers proven botanically-based solutions for both types of hair loss.
Our hair is constantly renewing itself. A single hair emerges, grows, then falls out, as part of a hair cycle that repeats itself about 25 times during our lifetime and occurs in three stages:
The anagen phase, or growth phase, lasts about 2 to 3 years in men and 6 to 8 years in women. Under normal conditions, about 85% of our hairs are in the anagen phase. During this phase, the vascular network that supplies the hair root is particularly well-developed around the follicle.
The catagen phase, or regression phase, which is fairly brief (2 to 3 weeks), during which the hair follicle becomes inactive. The matrix dies and although the hair does not grow any more, it remains rooted in the follicle.
The telogen phase, when the hair is in its rest phase. The hair is shed and replaced by another hair, whereby a new anagen phase begins. This period of renewal lasts approximately 3 months and explains why we normally lose around 100 hairs every day.
Sudden, Temporary
Usually becomes visible 2-3 months after a specific event.
Hairs abruptly enter the catagen phase before completing the growth phase causing hair to shed.
More prevalent in women and can occur on the entire head rather than being isolated to certain areas.
Hereditary, Hormonal
Often takes up to six months to become noticeable and is generally genetically predetermined.
Women tend to experience a widening of the part and hair loss patches.
Men tend to see hair loss around the hairline and on the crown of the head.
Sudden, temporary hair loss usually becomes visible two to three months after a specific event, which causes hairs to abruptly enter the shedding phase before completing the growth phase. This type of hair loss is more prevalent in women, and can cause sudden hair loss on the entire head.
Reactional hair loss has three underlying causes. Because it can be difficult to determine which is primarily responsible, it is best to address all causes.
Triphasic Reactional Concentrated Serum addresses the underlying causes for this type of hair loss with just one 3-month weekly treatment. Formulated with natural ingredients, this potent serum invigorates the scalp and creates a healthy hair and scalp environment, leaving hair stronger and thicker.
88% Felt hair had vigor and vitality1
87% Felt hair was more resilient2
+ 10% Skin microcirculation after a single application combined with massage3
1 % satisfaction after 1 month of use. Consumer usage test carried out on 99 subjects. 2 % satisfaction after 3 months of use. Consumer usage test carried out on 99 subjects. 3 Significant average increase in skin microcirculation at the scalp after a single application combined with massage. Study conducted on 22 subjects.
Progressive hair loss has three main underlying causes. Because it can be difficult to determine which is primarily responsible, it’s best to address all of them.
*Does not contain minoxidil or finasteride.
**Results on the number of new hairs from the first course of treatment (3 months). Clinical study conducted under dermatological supervision on nineteen men with chronic hair loss, from stage III to IV on the Hamilton classification. Evaluation by the leading method: the Phototrichogram. Average value of hair for the alopecic area (40% of the surface of the scalp on average).
*** Clinical study under dermatological control. average number over entire scalp surface. Test carried out on 51 women with sudden hair loss after 3 months of use.
***** Usage test carried out on 51 women with sudden hair loss (% perceived) after 1 month of use.
