Plantur 39 Caffeine Brown Shampoo Brunette Hair 250ml | Conceal Hairline Prevents and Reduces Hair Loss | Unique Formula Supports Hair Growth

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Some people have claimed Plantur 39 products are expensive, and not worth the price. Others say that their hair loss continued despite using these products. Below is a summary of the main positive and negative points that users of Plantur 39 have highlighted online. The Good

Before the menopause, hair roots are protected by high levels of female hormones (estrogen). After the menopause, estrogen levels will decline and the impact of male hormones (testosterone) will increase. Plantur 39 claims that its products keep hair from falling out, and provide support and protection for damaged and stressed hair. Yes. Plantur 39 is safe for both men and younger women. Some women go through early menopause. Other women struggle with hormonal imbalances at early ages. Because of its active ingredients, Plantur 39 should work just as well for younger as well as for older women. Is Plantur 39 Okay for Men? For a clinical-grade caffeine shampoo for treating hair loss that does not break the bank, Plantur 39 is an attractive choice. Setting marketing claims aside, it will likely work equally work for both men and women.

A few reviewers even reported new hair growth while using the product, usually around the hairline. Plantur partly bases their claim for caffeine on studies that show the hair follicles retain caffeine up to 24 hours after using the shampoo. They stop short of actually suggesting the shampoo can cause hair growth. In male AGA, there is an established link between the male hormones (androgens) and hair loss. The main culpable androgen being DHT. Men who due to genetic mutations cannot synthesize DHT never go bald. Most researchers agree that androgens contribute to around one-third to one-half of female AGA cases. Yet even in these cases, there are probably other factors that scientists have not yet identified (1). This is the reason why anti-androgen medications are not the first line of treatment. It also explains why the FDA never approved finasteride for female AGA. Having said that, menopause is a time when many women will start to develop female AGA ( 3). It is possible that among this group of women, hormonal changes, including an estrogen/androgen imbalance, may play a role in hair loss. Why Caffeine?

Nature’s phyto active ingredients help the scalp protect itself from the consequences of decline estrogen levels. The caffeine in this shampoo prevents premature exhaustion of hair growth caused by the impacts of testosterone. A combination of natural wheat extracts and provitamin B5 condition, repair and protect coloured and stressed hair. The damaged hair structure is smoothed and the hair is provided with intensive shine.Most of the Plantur products contain synthetic caffeine, and they are all targeted at women over 40. Why?

Pe măsură ce înaintează în vârstă, organismul femeii trece prin multe schimbări – care afectează inclusiv părul. Hormonii feminini intră în dezechilibru, afectând creșterea părului. Rezultatul este subțierea firului de păr și căderea sa prematură. La vârste mai tinere, rădăcinile firelor de păr ale femeilor sunt protejate de nivelurile crescute de hormoni feminini (estrogeni). Pe măsură ce înaintăm în vârstă nivelurile de estrogeni scad, iar influența hormonilor masculini asupra rădăcinilor firelor de păr crește. Consecința posibilă: căderea părului*.For the Plantur 39 tonic, the makers recommend using it daily, because the tonic stays effective only for a 24 hour period. However, due to the way caffeine acts on the hair follicle, it should work equally well for male and female androgenetic alopecia. This means that men can safely use Plantur 39, and women can safely use Alpecin. Setting psychological factors aside, both sexes are likely to get essentially identical results from either product. How to Use Plantur 39