Seboradin FITO CELL products are preparations of the new generation that stimulate hair growth. The innovative formula and the perfectly composed composition with the addition of plant stem cells make that the products of this series effectively strengthen and stimulate the hair to grow, delay the aging process and inhibit its hair loss. Shampoo, mask and hair thickening serum are a rescue for weak, thin hair prone to falling out and requiring intensive strengthening and nourishment.
WHO IS SEBORADIN FITO CELL TREATMENT RECCOMENDED FOR?
Seboradin FITO CELL products– shampoo, mask and serum stimulating hair growth – are recommended for:
- people with the problem of falling, thinning hair,
- people who want to accelerate hair growth,
- people who want to thicken and improve the hair structure,
- women and men as a supporting agent in the treatment of androgenetic alopecia,
- women who struggle with hair loss after pregnancy,
- elderly people, in case of whom hair densification decreases with age.
Shampoo, mask and serum for hair growth is a set created as to achieve comprehensive effect. Each product work in a slightly different way, so it is necessary to apply a multi-stage treatment in order to achieve a fully satisfactory results: shampoo + mask + serum = visibly thicken hair. The complement to the hair care is hair supplements containing composition of minerals and vitamins that help to maintain beauty from the inside.
Effectiveness of regular use of full Seboradin FITO CELL treatment provide:
• thicker and stronger hair – 86%*
• reduced hair loss – 73%*
• improved hair condition, strength and looks – 82%*
• regenerated hair – 86%*
FITO CELL shampoo is also recommended for pregnant women from the 2nd trimester, during breastfeeding, in the perinatal period and for people after oncological treatment.
*Efficacy confirmed by an independent specialist research laboratory – self- -evaluation test conducted under dermatological control on 200 participants with the full treatment (shampoo, mask, serum) during 3 months.
