Rene Furterer Triphasic Progressive Concentrated Serum for Hereditary, Hormonal Thinning Hair - Drug-Free - Receding Hairline - Leave-In - Sulfate, Paraben, Silicone-Free - 8 ct., 30-Day Supply

I have been using Triphasic for about 6 months now & I have seen a noticeable increase in hair regrowth. My hair is much thicker & there is less shedding. It's super easy to apply after shampooing & doesn't leave any sticky or oily residue on the hair or scalp.

So, got this for my wife when she said it had great reviews. After a couple of treatments, she's found that while she is not growing a lot of new hair, she also isn't losing any, which is rather remarkable. Instructions and information in the package are very good, easy to follow. And I have noticed that her scalp is more... well, full looking, even though the growth is not there yet. I think it takes a few treatments to get there. Will update once we have more results.

Bought this for my girlfriend who is 45 and she loves it. She noticed her hair thickening within a few weeks.

Couldnt be happier. The chemicals used at the parlor destroyed my hair and Rene Furterer repaired it in just a few months. Do not buy a lot though as the product expires.

Just started the 30-day supply — no dramatic changes yet, but my scalp feels healthier and there’s less shedding. Easy to use, non-greasy, and love that it’s drug-free. Excited to see more progress with continued use!

The treatment comes with an oil that says it contains “citrus bioflavonoids ( bitter orange) but it doesn’t smell like lemon or orange. It smells like those citronella candles you put outside for insects. It gives me nausea to smell it constantly after first use. I can’t stand it.

My hair is medium/medium and recently I've been experiencing a little extra loss of hair due to hormonal shifts (perimeno), so this was more of a preventative measure. I didn't want to dive right into minoxidil and thought this would be a good "starter" since you only need to use it 2X per week for the first month and then only 1X a week thereafter. Unfortunately, this felt more like a thickening serum than anything else. It left a filmy residue feeling in my hair, which in turn did in fact make it appear thicker, but that's not my goal. I do not like the feeling of something coating my hair strands, instead I like when the product "soaks in", if that makes sense. I can't speak to whether or not it actually stimulates hair growth after the 3 month period as stated.

Contrary to complaints that the product is difficult to apply, it's simple to use if you follow the directions. On the side of the box are illustrations that show exactly how to open the vial, release the powder, and apply with the applicator. Also, a video on You Tube shows exactly how to do it. The results can take up to 3 months. Some complain after using the first box they saw no improvement. That's because they didn't use it long enough to know if it works for them. If after 3 months you see nothing, stop using it. I took Nutrafol vitamins for 10 months with zero improvement. I'm willing to give it three months. Also, I smell nothing and neither does my husband. I don't understand why some consumers complain it smells awful.