Positive effect: Shedding

• Increased hair loss is no reason to panic.
• Old hair that has finished its growth stage falls out and makes way for new hair.
• Once stagnant hair has fallen out, healthy hair grows back in abundance.
• In order to get through the shedding phase well, many people find it beneficial to consult a dermatologist.

Thiocyn customer service occasionally calls users who report increased hair loss while testing Thiocyn hair serum and want to get to the bottom of the cause. A more accurate term would be "shedding effect." "Shedding" is the English word for "shedding." More hair in the brush or in the shower in the morning raises some doubts for many women and men who want to reduce their hair loss with Thiocyn hair serum*. Here's the all-clear.

Shedding effect announces new hair

Shedding is a good sign, as it's not healthy hair that's falling out, but rather hair that's finished its growth phase and is in the telogen (resting) phase. Nevertheless, it's understandable that temporarily increased hair loss can initially cause concern. For this reason, we've summarized the most important information on shedding caused by hair growth products for you.

The next hair cycle begins

Due to the reactivation of the slowed, unbalanced hair cycle, shedding can occur two to six weeks after starting treatment with Thiocyn Hair Serum. Many hairs that have completed their growth phase fall out at the same time. This is generally a very good sign, as it means that users are responding to the treatment with the patented thiocyanate active formula.

New, regrowing hairs displace the "old" hairs from the hair follicle. With the onset of a new growth phase, the next hair cycle is initiated hair by hair. Anyone using Thiocyn Hair Serum should not be discouraged by a temporary increase in hair loss. Within a few weeks, many new hairs should appear on the head.

Shedding effect? ​​Please be patient

The main problem is that many sufferers draw the wrong conclusions. For example, when the shedding effect occurs, they think the active ingredient used is working in exactly the wrong direction. Hair loss seems to be getting worse: what now? Anyone considering discontinuing treatment would also be giving up the stabilization of cellular metabolism, the normalization of the hair cycle, and the chance of increased and, in a few months, clearly visible hair growth.

Hair loss* unsettles

The onset, duration, and severity of the temporary shedding effect can vary between women and men, but there are no noticeable gender-specific differences. Anyone suffering from hair loss* should be aware that the key is the medium- and long-term improvement in hair density, not the number of hairs lost per day. Nevertheless, those affected are naturally not at all happy with the shedding effect and are considering discontinuing use.

Medical follow-up checks help

To successfully navigate the shedding phase, many who want to reduce their hair loss* and are hesitant about the process find it beneficial to consult a dermatologist. These hair specialists can answer any questions that may arise and dispel many doubts. Not only will they accurately diagnose hair loss, but they also have the opportunity to objectively document the success of the thiocyanate treatment over many months through regular checkups, such as the Trichoscan. This motivates affected women and men to continue treatment, even during a difficult phase that seems long to them but lasts only a few weeks.

Patience is measurable: four to six months

The patented thiocyanate formula in Thiocyn Hair Serum can only be effective if used regularly over a long period of time. Application should continue for at least four to six months. After this period of use, a realistic assessment of whether Thiocyn Hair Serum is effective in combating hair loss can be made. One bottle lasts for six to eight weeks, depending on the size of the affected area. However, initial results can be seen after just a few weeks.