Phito - Phytostim Spray - for thinning hair in men + gift shampoo

Does the hair fall out? Scientific experiments conducted in France have shown that  Phytostim spray, a herbal and new hair treatment product from Phyto-Paris laboratories successfully inhibits hair thinning and encourages new hair growth in a condition of hair loss in men. Some call it a revolution, but the term evolution or evolution is the more appropriate term: two patents confer phytostrice spray has unique properties, a logical result of 30 years of research. At first, it was an idea, an intuitive feeling that became a belief. 

When hair is thinning it means that the hair is no longer nourished properly. It is, therefore, necessary to return watering and fertilization to the hair root, thus stimulating the capillaries of the arteries and veins to curb hair thinning and encourage growth. We will see later that the most up-to-date histological studies have recently confirmed this theory. 

Already about 30 years ago this dominant theme, which is the main factor that guided all our research, was clearly outlined before us. In addition, we had a solid foundation for research: essential oils that speed up metabolism and increase blood flow. At that time there was a turning point in popular beliefs, and for the first time in all times, laboratory experiments were conducted at the St. Louis Hospital in Paris with a natural preparation for thinning hair. The results were promising. The first effective treatment was put on the market shortly after. It was followed by other formulas, all based on 100% herbs, and all tried to strict standards. Clinical trials have shown a success rate of up to 83%, but this was not enough.

Today Phytoxil reached a peak with 86% success, and this dominant issue is still of great interest. 

Strengthening therapeutic spray with herbs

Contains Shiitake Mushroom, Grape Seed, Cinnamon Oil, Potato Glycoproteins, and Rosemary (40%). Intended for massaging, strengthening, and stimulating the scalp and thus helps to thin hair. Extraction of the shiitake mushroom with procyanidins from grape seeds and Kananga oil protects the hair follicle and stimulates the scalp. Potato glycoproteins directly affect the hair follicle to strengthen. Photostats strengthens, adds volume, and protects from external stressors. It is recommended to wash with Phytolium shampoo.

User manual: 

Use the spray 2-3 times a week. Shake well, spray 8-10 presses on the scalp, and massage. Do not wash.

Thinning hair or alopecia can be compared to an accelerated aging process

The process is characterized, among other things, by the proliferation of the number of hairs of the telogen phase and continuous periods of dormancy between hair loss and hair that grows back. Experiments in people treated with phytoalexin show that the relative amount of hair from the telogen phase is gradually reduced by 30% - on average after 56 days of using phytoalexin.

Is it a complicated treatment that helps in the condition of hair loss in men?

No, on the contrary, the treatment is very simple: the product should be treated once a day on the scalp. The substance does not leave a greasy feeling in the hair and does not require rinsing at all. For the first month of use, it is recommended to put the material three times a week. Then for the next few months, it should be put on only twice a week. The recommended duration of treatment is three months twice a year. 

What is the active molecule that ensures its potency? In the Parisian suburb of Bezons, a group of scientists including doctors, pharmacists, biochemists, engineers, and botanists tries to find answers to these questions on a daily basis. The Phytosolva research team is working to develop new active ingredients in close collaboration with independent laboratories, important science departments, and the National Research Center in France CNRS. Each year the group devotes an average of 4% of its revenue to thorough research. Phytoaxil was developed in these ultra-modern laboratories which are equipped with the latest technology.