Alopel Hair Loss Foam is a hair loss formula intended for both men and women. It is enriched with glycerine, chamomilla flower extract, arnica montana flower extract, and lemon peel extract that helps protect and repair hair follicles and offers hair regrowth. Alopel Hair Loss Treatment revitalise and regenerates hair growth by minimising the damaging effects of oxidative stress produced in the hair follicles. Utilising cutting-edge molecular activation techniques, it provides a natural means of protecting your hair and scalp from damage and oxidative stress in the cells that make up your hair follicles and scalp.

• Aids in the maintenance of healthy hair.
• Alleviates the hair follicles' oxidative stress.
• It increases hair health and results in hair that is healthier and longer.
• Helps cleanse the scalp, allowing more nutrients to enter the hair follicle and promoting faster and more efficient hair growth.
• Strengthen the roots and improve the condition of the hair.

First, wet your hair with a little water. Pump the foam onto the scalp and spread to the scalp with the help of your fingertips. Massage your hair for 2-3 minutes and leave it for atleast 3 hours and then rinse the hair with water.

Side effects

Alopel Hair Loss Foam is generally safe to use. If you notice any unusual symptoms while using the foam, consult your doctor.

• Before using the foam, let your doctor know if you have any skin allergies or reactions.
• If you experience any unusual symptoms or allergic reactions while using this, please discontinue and consult your doctor immediately.
• Do not exceed the recommended dosage.
• Keep it out of reach of children and pets.
• For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes, ears, nose and mouth.
• Store in a cool, dry place, protected from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight.

FAQs

Question: How does the Alopel Hair Loss Foam work? 

Answer: Alopel Hair Loss Foam helps protect and repair hair follicles and offers hair regrowth.

Question: Is there a simple way to diagnose clinical hair fall?

Answer: Yes, there is. It is called the tug-and-pull test. In this, you can simply tug at about 40 strands (a section) of your hair and pull it. If six or more strands come out, you can diagnose it as a clinical hair fall.