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Step 1: ThriveCo Hair Healing Shampoo
Shampoo does not stop hair fall, but supports scalp health. There is no use of spending on expensive hair fall shampoos.
You can continue to use your regular shampoo.
Hair loss in Females · Male Pattern Hair Loss · Telogen Effluvium/ Diffuse Hair loss regime
This 4-step regime treats diffuse and early stage pattern ed hair loss in men and women using ThriveCo products. The main product, ThriveCo's Hair Growth Serum, contains Redensyl®, Procapil®, Capixyl®, Baicapil®, and Anagain™, which work by activating hair follicles and inhibiting DHT. Adding Tab Perfectil further…
Step 1 (AM)

Shampoo does not stop hair fall, but supports scalp health. There is no use of spending on expensive hair fall shampoos.
You can continue to use your regular shampoo.
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Conditioner does not treat hair loss — you can use your regular conditioner or this one; either works to support strand health.
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ThriveCo Hair Growth Serum is a multi-pathway formulation for early-stage hair thinning and chronic hair fall.
Key Ingredients
Redensyl® — activates follicle stem cells, shortens the resting phase
Procapil® — boosts scalp microcirculation, mildly blocks DHT
Capixyl® — reduces DHT sensitivity, strengthens follicle anchoring
Baicapil® — extends the growth phase, boosts cell metabolism
Anagain™ — pea sprout–derived, promotes density and reduces shedding
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Key Ingredients:
Biotin (B7) — keratin production; deficiency causes thinning
Zinc — follicle repair; deficiency linked to telogen effluvium
Selenium — antioxidant protection; supports thyroid function
Iron — scalp oxygen delivery; low iron is a leading cause of hair loss in women
Vitamin C — boosts iron absorption, supports scalp collagen
Vitamin D — regulates follicle cycling; deficiency linked to alopecia
Niacin (B3) — improves scalp circulation
Pantothenic Acid (B5) — supports hair structure under stress
Copper — supports melanin production, hair structure
MSM — sulfur source for keratin strength
This regime is educational content reviewed by a dermatologist. It is not a prescription and does not replace an in-person consultation. Some links may be affiliate links.