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Hair Restoration

Hair restoration,
built on evidence.

A complete routine for thinning hair: two clinically studied topical actives, a daily hair-nutrient gummy, and scalp care that supports the results.

Pharmacy-grade · designed for the Egyptian market

The routine

Three steps, one system.

  1. Treat

    Two topical actives, applied to the scalp: finasteride to lower DHT where thinning starts, minoxidil to keep follicles growing.

  2. Nourish

    A daily gummy with biotin, zinc, vitamin D and folate — the nutrients hair is built from.

  3. Care

    Sulfate-free shampoo, silicone-free conditioner and a leave-in scalp serum, so the scalp stays clean and calm between treatments.

Why it works

Thinning has a mechanism. So does the routine.

In pattern hair loss, follicles sensitive to DHT shrink cycle by cycle until the hair they make is too fine to see. Finasteride lowers DHT at the scalp; minoxidil lengthens the growth phase so each follicle produces a thicker, longer hair; nutrients and scalp care remove the everyday obstacles. Used together and consistently, they address the cause, the growth cycle and the environment.

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  • 3–6 monthsbefore results are judged — hair grows about a centimetre a month
  • Once or twice a daya routine that fits before work and before bed
  • Pharmacist-designeda routine put together by pharmacists, with the prescription product kept under pharmacist advice

Questions

Before you start

How long until I see results?

Hair grows slowly. Expect the first signs — less shedding, finer hairs thickening — after 3 months of daily use, and judge the routine properly at 6 months. Stopping returns the scalp to where it was.

Can I use finasteride and minoxidil together?

They work on different mechanisms and are commonly used together. Apply one, let it dry, then apply the other. Your pharmacist will confirm the combination suits you.

Is topical finasteride the same as the tablet?

Same active, applied to the scalp instead of swallowed. Much less reaches the bloodstream, which is the reason people choose the topical form. It remains a prescription medicine.

Who should not use these products?

Topical finasteride is for adult men and must not be handled by women who are or may become pregnant. Anyone with a scalp condition, or taking other treatments, should ask a pharmacist or doctor first.

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Ready to begin?

Start with the science, then pick the steps that fit your routine.

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