haiRos+ Hair Growth Shampoo

For external use only. Use daily or every second day. Rub gently into your scalp and allow to remain in the hair for 2-3 minutes before washing out.
If your hair becomes thicker in texture or dry, use your regular shampoo in between washes.

Store in a cool, dark place below 21°c. Colour and clarity may differ between products due to natural content. 

A: Minoxidil works by improving blood flow to the area in which it’s applied. Simply apply it to your scalp during regular hair washing process. Results prove that used regularly it improves the supply of blood and nutrients to hair follicles. It also can improve hair density and over time increases the rate of hair growth.

A:  Minoxidil is an FDA approved over the counter medicine.

Q: What are the phases of hair growth?
A:  Hair goes through several phases as it grows. At first, it enters into an anagen phase. This is the period in which the hair grows. After this, it goes into the catagen and telogen phases, in which it shrinks and detaches from the follicle and is replaced by a new hair.

Finally, each hair enters into the exogen phase, during which it falls out from your scalp and is replaced by the new hair.

With haiRos+ and Minoxidil it is thought to induce an early anagen phase when it’s applied to your scalp during your wash process, meaning it can cause hair follicles to go through the rest of the growth process prematurely before starting to grow again.

With haiRos+ you are developing an ideal growth environment for your exiating hair follicles to enter a new growth phase.

Q: Does haiRos+ work for everyone?
A: Minoxidil works for about 2 out of 3 people. It’s most effective if you’re under age 40 and have only recently started to lose your hair.

Some users can experience slight hair shedding when first using minoxidil. As hair follicles go through the growth process and enter into the anagen phase, old hairs can fall out, making it seem as if you’re losing more hair than normal.

Q:  What is Harakeke?
A:  Harakeke is the Maori name for New Zealand flax, which can be used as a luxurious botanical moisturiser that is packed with linoleic acid. It is used in hair care products as a natural conditioner.