The 'unbeatable' cell-signalling hair loss treatment that delivers results in SIX weeks: 'My hair line is filling in'
A research-driven advanced hair system designed to optimise hair follicle function is producing noticeable improvements in just six weeks, with users saying it 'actually works'.
The Calecim Advanced Hair System is a six-week hair restoration program supported by clinical trials, which reveal visible results in just six weeks. And it's had the backing of loyal users too.
Calecim Advanced Hair System
The Calecim Advanced Hair System is a six-week hair restoration program that uses an active ingredient PTT-6 to harness the body's natural mechanisms of regeneration.
Research has shown that this stem-cell-based ingredient supports the optimal function of hair follicles, addresses thinning to improve scalp health, and increases hair volume and density.
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Formulated to spur new growth and leave your hair thicker and fuller over the course of six weeks, the stem cell formula essentially reactivates your follicles, signalling to them that it's time to begin regenerating new strands
Helping to stimulate hair growth by activating the hair follicles, and managing signs of inflammation that cause hair shedding, it's one to have on your radar if you're battling hair thinning.
The market is saturated with lotions and potions touted as a solution to thinning, dry and brittle hair, but in reality, many are not backed up by solid scientific evidence.
The Calecim Advanced Hair System is an evidence-based cell-signalling hair loss treatment that uses an active ingredient PTT-6 to harness the body's natural mechanisms of regeneration.
Combining derma-stamp microneedling with Calecim Professional's hair serum, it contains over 3,000 proteins, including growth factors, cytokines and exosomes that signal cells to regenerate, which in this case encourages the growth of new hair.
While there isn't a cure for hair loss, there are effective medications and hair restoration treatments like the Calecim Advanced Hair System that have been proven effective when used consistently over time.
The Calecim topical serum has been used by men and women with thinning hair and can be applied to the scalp at home or in a clinical setting. Unlike a lot of hair growth treatments, this has been supported by clinical trials, which revealed visible results in just six weeks.
Better still, the pink-looking product, which is applied directly to the scalp for maximum efficacy, was also found to have produced thicker hair after 12 weeks.
As it triggers your own stem cells that sit within the hair follicles, many have found you'll get less inflammation, which is an underlying cause of many types of hair loss. The process also accelerates follicle cell growth for better length and volume, too.
As well as impressing in clinical trials, shoppers who have faced challenges with their hair have left increasingly positive reviews for the Calecim Advanced Hair System too. And while an investment priced at £295, the at-home treatment has had the backing time and time again by loyal users who hail it 'unbeatable'.
'Calecim is unbeatable. The one and only product that works on growing new and improving density. Absolute gem', raved one user.
Another agreed, adding: 'I found Calecim growth products and am happy that I did. I no longer have the bald patches that were in the front of my line. I love the way my hair line is filling in and hope that the bald patches will continue to keep filling in with this product. Thank you for giving my confidence back.'
To use, the brand recommends applying twice a week with the derma stamper, using half an ampoule each treatment, and one ampoule each week. One box of ampoules will last six weeks.
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