THIOCYANAT BEI HAARAUSFALL | 20. November 2023

Incorporating Thiocyn products into your hair care routine: Step-by-step instructions

Thiocyn products are easy to integrate into your hair care routine. The serum can be applied to freshly washed, damp hair or dry hair, regardless of how often you wash it. The included applicator allows you to apply the serum to specific areas. For optimal results, it's important to use the serum daily for several months.

Incorporating Thiocyn products into your hair care routine doesn't have to be complicated. Here's a detailed guide on how to incorporate Thiocyn products into your existing routine for best results.

Step 1: Local application

Which areas are affected?

Identify the area of ​​the scalp that needs to be treated with Thiocyn Hair Serum. The serum is applied topically to the scalp, and it's important to know exactly where to apply it.

Step 2: Washing frequency and Thiocyn

You can apply Thiocyn Hair Serum to freshly washed, damp hair and then style it as usual, or apply it to dry hair. How often you wash your hair doesn't affect the application of the serum.

Step 3: Use correctly

To use our serum, screw the included applicator onto the bottle. This makes it easier to apply the serum to the areas affected by hair loss . Pour the serum directly from the bottle onto your scalp and gently massage it in for a while. Allow it to absorb briefly and then proceed with styling your hair. Applying it once a day is sufficient. Please note that it may take several months before you see results. Until then, the serum should be used daily and consistently.

Step 4: Long-term care and results

Achieving the maximum effect from Thiocyn products requires a little patience and consistency. Use the products regularly according to the instructions on the packaging. Since hair growth is a natural process, the first results may take some time. Keep track of changes and progress over time. It's best to document the changes in your hair growth with regular photos taken under similar environmental and lighting conditions.