Hair Genesis for Hair Loss
The use of shampoos to
promote hair loss prevention and regrowth is generally rare, as the function
of most shampoos is limited to cleansing and toughening of existing hair
strands. There are quite a
number of reviews on Hair Genesis that focus on this aspect of the product
alone, which is perhaps unfair, considering that the Hair Genesis system is
comprised of four separate products – a softgel tablet, a shampoo, a
conditioner and a topical serum.
Each of these products is designed to work in conjunction with the other to
provide an optimal environment on your scalp for staving off further hair
loss, and encouraging the growth of new hair.
The ingredients found in the Hair Genesis system are all-natural, and
include conventional hair loss staples such as niacin, biotin, and the
ubiquitous saw palmetto berry extract.
The products also include an assortment of exotic oils, such as
borage oil, which promotes self-healing of the body, evening primrose oil,
which is a natural source of essential fatty acids that may assist with hair
growth, various tea extracts for their antioxidant content to protect
against the damaging effects of oxidation on hair cells, and keratin, a
protein derived from non-animal sources, which helps with the formation of
new hair. It thus seems at first
glance that the makers of Hair Genesis tossed every possible element that
they could into the mix, maintaining an emphasis on natural remedies, while
at the same time making sure that every potential treatment option extract
was included in their product system.
The review of the
shampoo and conditioner are for the most part encouraging, as the general
consensus is that they perform the function they were made for, which is to
remove sebum and toxins from the scalp so that new hair can grow, and old
hair can remain. In addition,
essential nutrients are lathered into the scalp, providing further
advantages against hair loss.
Many consumers report that, with regular use of the shampoo and conditioner,
further hair loss is suppressed, and their scalps typically feel more
comfortable, without itchiness or inflammation that plagues most hair loss
treatment users.
The theoretically more
potent elements of the Hair Genesis system, that is, the tablets and the
topical serum, are open to some dispute as to their actual effectiveness.
Some dissatisfied reviewers have panned Hair Genesis for the foul
smell of the serum, the lack of desired results in spite of use of the
product for months, and occasional side effects, such as stomach trouble and
a breakout of rashes on the scalp and forehead.
One of the top concerns is that the company behind Hair Genesis seems
to be very strict about its refund policies, which is a definite drawback
considering that the entire system is a very expensive investment.
Other reviews, however, say quite the opposite, and extol the virtues
of the Hair Genesis system for not only inhibiting further hair loss, but
also boosting the growth of short, small hairs after continued use for a
number of months. As such, it is
difficult to come up with a conclusive assessment of Hair Genesis, but the
positive reviews generally outweigh the negative ones and are more detailed,
so make of that what you will.
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