DS Laboratories Spectral.DNC-S: Advanced Hair Regrowth Serum 120ml

Product Description

Spectral. DNC-S is so advanced that it comes as two separate formulas until users combine them during application for maximum performance. Most treatments work best in the early stages of hair shedding, before the follicles have a chance to atrophy. But this advanced, dual-chamber system also performs well in latter stages of thinning due to the exhaustive research done by DS Laboratories. By packaging ingredients in two separate chambers, the delicate materials can be deployed in higher concentrations for higher performance. Many patients who perceive little or no growth or thickening with minoxidil do see improvement after as little as three months using Spectral. DNC-S. + Dual chamber allows additional molecules that could not be combined together to be delivered to the scalp + Opens ion channels in skin cells to improve the free flow of potassium ions across cell membranes for optimal hair health. + Suppresses DHT molecules which damage hair follicles + Anti-oxidant effect reduces oxidative damage on hair follicles from hair loss Usage: Shake well before use. Apply six sprays twice per day directly in the area of thinning hair. Rub in the liquid evenly & wash hands with soap & water immediately after use. Do not rinse. Spectral. DNC-S should be applied whether hair has been washed or not. Since no topical product yet devised cures hair loss permanently, this product, like minoxidil & other treatments, must be used continuously to receive its benefits. Active Ingredients: 1. Plant Stem Cells Spectral. DNC-S overcomes these hurdles by employing plant-based stem cells, which exhibit many of the same properties & much of the same plasticity as human cells. An evolutionary botanical agent derived from plant stem cells now shows evidence of protecting & stimulating human epidermal stem cells & preventing many of the signs of scalp aging. Current experimentation demonstrates in vitro that active phyto-compounds can stimulate the growth of human mesenchymal stem.