Hair loss affects one in two people during their lifetime, and with the multitude of treatments available, the question keeps coming up. A good anti-hair loss serum can be recognized by five specific criteria — and our Tricho-Boost Anti-Hair Loss Serum has been formulated to meet them.
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What makes a good anti-hair loss serum?
Unlike shampoo, which is rinsed out in three minutes, a serum remains on the scalp. It is this prolonged contact time that allows for a real action on the follicle environment — and this is where the quality of the resulting hair is determined.
- The composition and its transparency — Are the assets named, and where do they appear in the INCI list?
- Tolerance — without alcohol or perfume, a serum limits irritation on a scalp that is often already sensitive
- The level of evidence available — Clinical trial, ex vivo test, internal study: the method matters more than the percentage shown
- The instructions specified — frequency and duration of treatment indicated
- A course of treatment lasting at least three monthsthe duration of a hair cycle
The best serum is the one you apply consistently three times a week for three months. I've seen remarkable formulas fail because they were only used for two weeks, and simple formulas transform hair density because the person persevered. Consistency is just as important as the ingredients.
Our Tricho-Boost Anti-Hair Loss Serum
Formulated in a French laboratory, it was designed to meet these five criteria:
- 98% ingredients of natural originalcohol-free and perfume-free
- A leave-in serum, which remains in contact with the scalp
- A tolerance designed for sensitive scalpsincluding reagents
- A precise instruction manual three applications per week, minimum three-month course
- Data from an ex vivo test on follicular growth markers — Ki67, β-catenin, IGF-1
It can be used for hormonal as well as reactive, postpartum or post-transplant hair loss, provided it is associated with the corresponding protocol.
Which protocol should be used depending on your type of fall?
Even an excellent serum only reaches its full potential when integrated into a routine tailored to the cause of hair loss:
- Hormonal drop — Widening part, thinning hair: serum + internal action on DHT conversion + exfoliation + pH 5 shampoo
- Reactive fall — Diffuse hair loss after stress, fever, or deficiency: serum + reactive anti-hair loss supplement + scrub + pH 5 shampoo
- Postpartum hair loss — serum and topical treatments during breastfeeding, supplements afterwards
- Post-transplant — serum over time, in accordance with the practitioner's protocol
- Slowed growth without fall — serum alone, for maintenance, with weekly exfoliation
Verified review
"I had been using minoxidil for years but with many side effects. I tried this
I tried the serum, thinking it wouldn't work... and yet! The bald spot on the back of my head has clearly filled in. Amazing!
Julien S., a customer for 4 months
Discover the solutionHow to apply an anti-hair loss serum?
The application technique is crucial to the results. Three times a week, on a clean, dry scalp, apply one pump per parting, massaging for one minute with your fingertips to distribute the product and stimulate microcirculation. The serum is not rinsed out.
Allow three months before making any assessments, and six months to judge density: a hair grows approximately one centimeter per month. To increase penetration, the micro-infusion should be used once or twice a week, with the serum always applied afterward.
Tricho-Boost Anti-Hair Loss Protocol
Alternative to Minoxidil
To remember
- A serum remains on the scalp: this is what allows it to work.
- Five criteria are used to evaluate a formula, including the level of evidence
- The protocol depends on the cause of the fall
- Three applications per week, for a minimum of three months, without rinsing.
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