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What it is: A biotechnology-derived compound made from plant molecules (like larch tree and green tea extracts) combined with amino acids and zinc.
Benefits: Reactivates dormant hair follicle stem cells to trigger a new growth phase (anagen phase).
Facts: It contains DHQG and EGCG2 molecules that target the roots to increase hair density and reduce shedding. Users typically see visible improvements after 3 months of daily use.
Awakens sleeping follicles
Published Studies
In a randomized, single-blinded, vehicle-controlled study of combined Redensyl and Sepicontrol A5 in AGA, 41 patients were randomized to apply the active lotion or the control, twice daily for 24 weeks. The median anagen-to-telogen ratio in the active group increased from 2.25 to 4.00 to 6.02 at weeks 0, 12, and 24 which was significantly more than the control group.
Published studies in dermatological journals demonstrate significant improvement in hair growth metrics.
+17,800 new hairs after 3 months in controlled studies.
| Topical Agent | Parent Company | Constituents | Mechanism of Action | Studies | Highest Level of Evidence | Market Formulations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Redensyl | Induchem/Givaudan | DHQG, EGCG2, Glycine, Zinc | Targets hair follicle stem cells (ORSc), promotes cell division | 3-month placebo-controlled clinical trial | Level II-III | Serums, shampoos, scalp treatments |
What it is: An organic pea sprout extract rich in phytonutrients.
Benefits: Stimulates specific signaling molecules in the dermal papilla to kickstart hair growth.
Facts: It shortens the resting phase and prolongs the growth phase of the hair cycle, helping to restore hair thickness and vitality
Nature's renewal mechanism
It is a water-soluble extract prepared from edible organic pea sprouts (Pisum sativum L.). Pea sprouts are a rich source of various nutrients such as biotin, L-arginine, and isoflavones
The effects of anagain on hair growth were evaluated on 20 volunteers suffering from mild to moderate hair loss. Four percent of anagain gel was applied to their scalps twice a day for 3 months. Anagain significantly decreased the density of telogen hair and increased the density of anagen hair, thereby improving the A/T ratio.
In a study by Grothe et al., 2% pea sprout extract was applied on the scalp of 10 volunteers. It increased the expression of FGF-7 and noggin, by 56% and 85%, respectively. Furthermore, an interventional nutrition study of 21 volunteers proved that pea sprout extract is also effective as a dietary supplement (100 mg). No adverse events were reported.
| Topical Agent | Parent Company | Constituents | Mechanism of Action | Studies | Highest Level of Evidence | Market Formulations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AnaGain | Mibelle Biochemistry | Pea sprout extract (Pisum sativum) | Activates dermal papilla cells, prolongs anagen phase | In vitro and ex vivo testing | Level III-IV | Hair tonics, conditioners, growth serums |
A natural plant extract from the Rosmarinus officinalis herb.
Benefits: Improves scalp blood circulation, reduces inflammation, and protects hair follicles from damage. Studies show it performs comparably to low-strength minoxidil for hair growth with less scalp itching.
Facts: It helps block DHT (dihydrotestosterone, a hormone linked to hair loss) and nourishes the hair roots. [1]
Ancient wisdom, proven science
Rosemary® — 6 Actives. One Mission: Re-Grow
The major volatile components of rosemary oil include 1,8-cineplex, Borneo, bornyl acetate, camphor, alpha-pinene, and beta-pinene.
Backed by Research
In a randomized controlled study, 100 patients with AGA were assigned to apply rosemary oil or minoxidil 2% for a period of 6 months. Both groups experienced a significant increase in hair count at the 6-month endpoint compared with the baseline and 3-month endpoint. No significant difference was found between the study groups regarding hair count either at month 3 or 6. Scalp itching, however, was more frequent in the minoxidil group at both assessed endpoints
| Topical Agent | Parent Company | Constituents | Mechanism of Action | Studies | Highest Level of Evidence | Market Formulations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rosemary Essential Oil | Various suppliers | 1,8-Cineole, Camphor, α-Pinene | Improves microcirculation, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory | 6-month RCT vs minoxidil 2% | Level II | Hair oils, shampoos, scalp treatments |
What it is: A patented vitamin-peptide complex combining biotinoyl tripeptide-1, apigenin (from citrus), and oleanolic acid (from olive leaves).
Benefits: Strengthens hair anchorage in the scalp and fights follicle aging caused by poor microcirculation and DHT.
Facts: Oleanolic acid blocks the 5-alpha-reductase enzyme that creates DHT, while apigenin improves blood flow to the roots.
Procapil™ — Root Reinforcement, Redefined
The Science of Procapil
Proven by Science
It was applied as 3% alcohol lotion twice a day for 4 months. Thirty-five male subjects presenting with more than 20% of their hair in the telogen phase were included. Out of the 18 volunteers in the procapil group, 67% showed significant improvement in the mean anagen/telogen ratio.
| Topical Agent | Parent Company | Constituents | Mechanism of Action | Studies | Highest Level of Evidence | Market Formulations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Procapil (3%) | Sederma, France | Peptide Biotinyl-GHK Apigenin, a citrus extract Oleanolic acid, extracted from roots of Loveyly Hemsleya | Increases adhesion proteins for hair anchoring Vasodilation effect Inhibits production of DHT via 5α-reductas | Proof-of-concept clinical trial (procapil) RCT (redensyl + procapil + capixyl) versus minoxidil 5% Prospective cohort study (combined formulation: Oleanolic acid, apigenin, biotinyl tripeptide-1, diaminopyrimidine oxide, adenosine, biotin, and ginkgo biloba | combined formulation | Hair lotion, serum, shampoo |
