Reasons2Believe
Scientifically proven to work
The patented pharmaceutical formulation of Sofnfree free2GRO™ Follicle Boosting Growth Tonic Spray is scientifically proven to regrow hair in 6 weeks through its super-10 formula comprising Actigro™ (our unique patented formulation of seven hair growth-enhancing actives) and three scalp hydration actives. To discover the many compelling reasons for you to believe why it could almost certainly also work for you, read on.
Clinical study shows impressive results
A clinical study conducted for 56 days on volunteers with mild to moderate hair loss showed that the natural active ingredients (found in free2GRO™ Follicle Boosting Growth Tonic Spray) can reduce hair loss, in that:
By reactivating hair growth this natural active ingredient* helps the hairs to keep their original density and thickness, and:
What the clinical study revealed
By reactivating hair growth this natural active ingredient* helps the hairs to keep their original density and thickness, and:
What the study volunteers thought
At the end of this clinical study, the volunteers were also asked to answer a questionnaire to establish their perceived improvements after 56 days treatment. Results showed that:
Understanding your hair matrix
Your hair matrix (made up of epithelial cells) is the most active part of your hair and the powerhouse of your hair growth cycle. Located in the deepest part of the hair bulb, your hair matrix is one of the most rapidly proliferating tissues in your body. It is a part of your epidermis layer containing keratinocytes, and embedded inside it is a tiny ball of specialised dermal cells or dermal papilla that play a major role in your hair follicle development and growth by initiating the growth of a new hair in two ways:
Understanding your hair growth cycle
The 3-stage growth cycle of your hair follicles is both fascinating and complex. Your hair follicles undergo cyclical (or regular interval) growth, as well as asynchronous growth, meaning each follicle waits for its own previous growth cycle to be complete, before regenerating again.
The three stages of your hair’s growth cycle are anagen (growing), catagen (transitioning), and telogen (resting), and each hair passes through these phases completely independently of its neighbouring hairs.
Understanding the reasons for hair loss
Hair loss is caused by many factors. If you have healthy hair, around 85 – 90% of your hair is in its growing phase and around 10 – 15% of it is in its resting phase. When this hair growth cycle is out of balance, due to androgen metabolism, genetics, or stress, or even a combination of these factors the result is hair loss, also known as alopecia.
In essence, hair loss happens when the ideal proportions of hair in their growing phase and hair in their resting phase changes:
Understanding hair loss in men and women
At least 50% of men and around 25% of women face hair loss by the age of 50, and in women aged 70, this increases to 40%. Women tend to lose the hair on the top of their heads, and it’s more diffuse hair loss. Men experience much more extensive hair loss, mostly around their temporal areas and the top of their heads.
Rebalancing the hair growth cycle
Rebalancing the hair growth cycle is critical when it comes to stimulating hair growth and fighting hair loss. Using the DNA microarray technique it was shown that this natural active ingredient* does exactly this in that it activates the dermal papilla to stimulate hair growth through:
The above results were confirmed using the phototrichogram technique: After 6 weeks treatment, the natural active ingredient* was found to reduce hair loss and increase hair vitality, in that and the density of growing hair was increased while the density of resting hair was strongly reduced.
What our own study revealed
In an independent consumer research test, begun in October 2020, we asked 44 South Africans experiencing hair loss to help us test our free2GRO™ Follicle Boosting Growth Tonic Spray by using it twice-daily for the required 8 weeks. Here are some of the key outtakes: