Why our Growth Spray is effective?

Losing hair can hit your confidence hard. You try many treatments. You end up with greasy scalp or itchy skin. And too often, you see no change.

What if there was a natural routine that really works? One with ingredients you know and trust. One that uses a tool to help them sink in deep. A simple plan you can follow nightly. No fuss. Just real results.

Our key ingredients are ginger, ginseng, and vitamin E.

Ginger
Ginger contains cedrol, a compound shown to speed up hair regrowth in mice by activating follicles and reducing inflammation. In a 2024 study, oral cedrol cut down the time to black‐hair appearance and boosted follicle cell growth—outperforming topical use alone .

Ginseng
Red ginseng extract and its ginsenosides (Rb1, Rg1, Re) protect dermal papilla cells from damage, push follicles into the growth phase, and improve hair density in lab and mouse studies .

Vitamin E
Tocotrienols—a potent form of vitamin E—acted as antioxidants in an 8-month human trial. Volunteers taking tocotrienol capsules saw a 34.5% rise in hair count versus a slight drop in the placebo group .

To help these actives reach deep into your scalp, use a derma roller (0.50 mm). The tiny needles create micro-channels that let nutrients sink in. Studies show microneedling can greatly boost skin absorption of topicals . This means every drop goes straight to the root, helping you see thicker hair faster.

How to Get Started

1. Patch-test. Apply a drop behind your ear. Wait 24 hours.

2. Daily oil. Each night, gently massage 5–7 drops of the blend into your dry scalp.

3. Microneedle twice weekly. Roll the derma tool in horizontal, vertical, and diagonal strokes for up to 10 minutes. Follow with a light layer of oil.

Our formula skips heavy carriers and synthetic fragrances. We test for purity and make it safe for sensitive skin. Plus, we back it with a 30-day money-back guarantee—more hair or your money back.

Doubting the results? See the hair you want or get your money back in six months.

¹ Tao Li et al., “Cedrol in ginger… hair regeneration,” Bioorg. Chem. 151:107709 (2024).
² Cho HJ et al., “Effects of Tocotrienol Supplementation … Human Volunteers,” Trop. Life Sci. Res. 21(2) (2010).
³ Lee R et al., “Hair-Growth Potential of Ginseng…” Int. J. Mol. Sci. 19(9):2703 (2018).
⁴ Recent Advances in Microneedling… cosmetic applications, Cosmetics 11(2):51 (2024).