If you are thinking about making a Procerin purchase, be sure you are confident in your decision.
There are a ton of products in the hair treatment industry that can be extremely effective in helping you treat your hair, and there are also other products that are a waste of both your time and money.
I did research to figure out if Procerin actually came through with what it advertised, or if it was just another scam.
Described below are my findings.
How it stacks up with other hair products Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is a chemical that resides in your scalp.
It's the main agent which stops your hair growth.
It attaches to your hair follicles and thins them, stopping their growth.
There are many products that offer to block DHT, yet are made up of different components.
There are prescription drugs such as finasteride (Propecia) that blocks DHT pretty well.
The reason why I don't recommend these types of products is because since they are medical drugs, many experience intense side effects.
The most common is sexual side effects which include a loss of sex drive, problems with achieving an erection, and a loss of seamen count.
Procerin has received so much buzz because it stops DHT using natural ingredients.
This means you can treat your hair just as effectively as Propecia, but without having to deal with any of the nasty side effects.
Does it work? I researched a ton of different resources such as forum conversations, user reviews, and general review sites and I only really heard positive things being said from past users.
It seems the large majority of customers of Procerin started to see results within the 1st and 2nd month, many even before that.
However, I did read that it didn't work for everyone that used it.
For those who had hair loss due to chemotherapy, scalp trauma, alopecia areata, and other non-DHT related causes, it didn't work out for them.
Yet for those that didn't have these types of conditions, it showed them great results.