Men have a serious uphill battle when it comes to hair loss. The reality is if you're a guy, there is a very good chance you will experience male pattern baldness in your twenties or later on. For many men, this happens sooner than they realize. One morning you wake up, take a look in the mirror, and your forehead is bigger. You may take a peek at the top of your head and notice that the hair is thinner up there as well.
DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S is a hair loss treatment for guys. It is actually one of many options you can use morning and night, at home. According to DS Laboratories, this product is the most advanced hair loss treatment to date. However, I have noticed that opinions vary, and different topical treatments work better for different guys. First things first, the price tag on DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S is $56 (four fluid ounces).
This hair loss treatment is actually two different formulas that combine when sprayed onto the scalp. You simply massage the treatment into the crown area, and allow it to dry. You are encouraged to use DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S in the AM and PM, six sprays each time. Therefore you should not expect this product to last very long.
What are the ingredients used in this product to help your hair? Well, Spectral DNC-S does not contain the gold standard Minoxidil. However, it does contain Azealic Acid, Peptide Complexes, and Pine Bark Extract. Together these ingredients are supposed to make your hair look and feel fuller and thicker. But, you should not experience any side effects, as some guys experience with Minoxidil.
DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S is intended to block DHT or dihydrotestosterone, which is what causes male pattern baldness. This treatment has an "advanced ion channel delivery system" that allows the key ingredients to penetrate the scalp. Just so you know, it may take three months before you start seeing any real results.
There are certainly some mixed customer reviews for this hair loss product. Since I have not tried this one, I cannot comment on how effective it is or isn't. I can comment on the price, which I believe is quite high. If you are using 12 sprays a day, I doubt a bottle of DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S will last more than one month.
DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S is a hair loss treatment for guys. It is actually one of many options you can use morning and night, at home. According to DS Laboratories, this product is the most advanced hair loss treatment to date. However, I have noticed that opinions vary, and different topical treatments work better for different guys. First things first, the price tag on DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S is $56 (four fluid ounces).
This hair loss treatment is actually two different formulas that combine when sprayed onto the scalp. You simply massage the treatment into the crown area, and allow it to dry. You are encouraged to use DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S in the AM and PM, six sprays each time. Therefore you should not expect this product to last very long.
What are the ingredients used in this product to help your hair? Well, Spectral DNC-S does not contain the gold standard Minoxidil. However, it does contain Azealic Acid, Peptide Complexes, and Pine Bark Extract. Together these ingredients are supposed to make your hair look and feel fuller and thicker. But, you should not experience any side effects, as some guys experience with Minoxidil.
DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S is intended to block DHT or dihydrotestosterone, which is what causes male pattern baldness. This treatment has an "advanced ion channel delivery system" that allows the key ingredients to penetrate the scalp. Just so you know, it may take three months before you start seeing any real results.
There are certainly some mixed customer reviews for this hair loss product. Since I have not tried this one, I cannot comment on how effective it is or isn't. I can comment on the price, which I believe is quite high. If you are using 12 sprays a day, I doubt a bottle of DS Laboratories Spectral DNC-S will last more than one month.
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