Description
Specially formulated for those with fine or thinning hair, Hair Thickening Serum offers a non-invasive alternative, or complement, to conventional treatments. NeoGenesis patented S3RM® technology works to help reduce shedding, add noticeable body, shine and density, and renormalize the hair follicle. This allows the natural hair growth process to flourish.
BENEFITS:
Helps to increase the appearance of hair density
Supports hair health
Can be used daily
Dermatologist recommended
Oncology friendly
Why It Matters
Hair thickening serums can help support the appearance of fuller, healthier hair during regrowth. It’s a small step that can help someone feel more like themselves again as they move forward in recovery.
Specially formulated for those with fine or thinning hair, Hair Thickening Serum offers a non-invasive alternative, or complement, to conventional treatments. NeoGenesis patented S3RM® technology works to help reduce shedding, add noticeable body, shine and density, and renormalize the hair follicle. This allows the natural hair growth process to flourish.
BENEFITS:
Helps to increase the appearance of hair density
Supports hair health
Can be used daily
Dermatologist recommended
Oncology friendly
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