The Most Powerful Peptide Infusion Hair Regrowth System

A 2022 study by Aditya K. Gupta found that microneedling significantly increased total hair count.

Microneedling works by triggering the wound-healing cascade, increasing growth factors and improving blood supply to hair follicles - while also enhancing transdermal delivery of active ingredients directly to the follicle.

Based on studies:

• Gelfuso et al. (2023): A novel ionic liquid-based microemulsion system for Copper Peptides in hair loss treatment
• Yokoyama & Kitano (2017): clinical trial for male pattern hair loss
• Lee et al. (2016): Copper Peptides and 5-ALA complex for hair regrowth

Effectiveness in Hair Growth:

• Copper Peptides activates hair follicles, enlarges follicle size, and extends the hair growth phase (anagen phase).

Safety Profile:

• Across trials, Copper Peptides showed minimal to no adverse effects, such as hormonal imbalances or scalp irritation.

Licorice root contains 18-β-Glycyrrhetinic Acid, which was shown in a 2024 study (Hagiwara et al.) to inhibit 5-alpha-reductase - the enzyme that creates DHT - and support hair-follicle growth.

A 2018 peer-reviewed study shows ginsenosides in Panax ginseng (like Ro and Rg3) inhibit 5α-reductase — the enzyme that creates DHT — helping protect follicles from androgen-driven thinning.

Caffeine has been shown to directly support hair follicle growth and counter androgen-related suppression. In an in-vitro study by Fischer et al., human hair follicles exposed to testosterone showed significant growth inhibition, which was reversed by caffeine. Caffeine not only counteracted testosterone-induced suppression but also independently stimulated hair shaft elongation, confirming its role as a follicle-activating ingredient in androgen-related hair thinning.

Niacinamide has been shown to improve skin barrier function and hydration. A clinical study by Draelos et al. demonstrated strengthened barrier integrity and reduced dryness supporting a healthier, follicle-friendly scalp environment.

Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5) has been shown to penetrate the hair cortex and bind to hair proteins. A mechanistic study by Marsh et al. found this interaction increased tensile strength and elasticity, helping reduce breakage and structural stress on hair.

Camellia (Green Tea–derived) extracts have demonstrated protective effects against DHT-induced follicle stress. Research shows Camellia compounds help reduce oxidative stress, inflammatory signaling, and androgen-related damage in human dermal papilla cells, supporting overall follicle health.