[Hair Loss Shampoo & Tonic] It's about caffeine and hair loss

This is the information I saw while looking for information on hair loss. Originally, I was using alfecin as a tonic, so I knew roughly about it, but I can trust it more to hear that there are experimental results like this. He's not related to an importer of alfecin at all LOL If you're buying Alpesin, buy it from Amazon in Germany. It's 9,000 won in Germany for over 20,000 won in Korea..
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Caffeine is said to be effective for hair loss.%% Generally, sugars, hyperfat, and caffeine are classified as enemies of hair loss. Do you say caffeine is bad because caffeine-containing foods such as cola and chocolate have sugar?

Or does it mean that caffeine itself is bad?




But the latest clinically proven fact is that caffeine itself promotes growth in hair roots ^^ Caffeine's Clinical Effectiveness in Suppressing Testosterone When caffeine extract was applied to a skin model weakened by testosterone, surprising results were found.

Caffeine regenerates the skin's natural protection.

The "loss of moisture through the skin" returned to normal levels despite hormonal attacks. The harmful effects of testosterone have been completely eliminated.


Caffeine enhances the regenerative capacity of cells.

If you apply caffeine, cell division is definitely activated, as the graphic shows.

Conclusion: Caffeine protects against the harmful effects of testosterone. When applied regularly, the natural protection of the skin maintains its function and strengthens the regenerative power of each epidermal cell.

Wirksamkeit von Coffein-Kplex bei androgenetischer Alofozie In the case of male hormone-induced hair loss, the clinical effect of caffeine-composite is the result of a test of a skin tissue culture model conducted by the Department of Skin and Skin Allergy at Friedrich-Schiller-Universitaet Jena - Dr.T.W. Fischer and Dr. Elsner - ▶ The structure of the hair tissue culture model and male hair loss caused by actual hair follicle genetic hormones (androgen) are the solution. Cosmetics and medical products currently on the market show very different results in clinical and side effects.

Since the heredity of hair loss itself caused by hormones cannot be prevented, any substance that has clinical effect should immediately suppress the genetic effect on the hair roots. Treatment of hair loss caused by male hormones presupposes long-term research in that attention must be paid to the safety and side effects of treatments. This means that the future is guaranteed only when the therapeutic material has no side effects and has a clinical effect free from hormonal dysfunction.

Since testosterone is one of the essential factors in the progression of hereditary hair loss, the effect of testosterone on hair was tested through the Hair Tissue Culture Model (HOKM).

For the test, human hair was extracted and incubated in the laboratory for 6-10 days. The hair and roots (frontal roots) for the test were taken from young men who began genetic hair loss, which was intended to make the cultivation in the laboratory as similar to the actual patient's situation as possible, thereby increasing the reliability of the results.

Approximately 20-30 follicles were isolated from the test skin tissue, and approximately 600 follicles were consumed in the entire test.

According to the report, you need to drink 40 cups of coffee for caffeine to affect your hair, which is silly, and vitamin C is good for your skin, but it's good for you to apply it yourself^^ Like that, tonic or sampu that you spray on your hair or scalp will be an alternative.

Caffeine's Influence In finding new mechanisms of action to prevent hair loss caused by male hormones, the results of caffeine's efficacy in stopping the negative effects of testosterone in the skin were surprising. The results suggested that there are still undiscovered properties of caffeine in addition to generally known blood circulation facilitation. Accordingly, we investigated how caffeine works on the hair follicles of men with alopecia caused by hereditary hormone secretion.


According to the chart on the left, when caffeine is administered, growth in the root of the hair is noticeably increased, with 46% positive growth in the individual test group.

The test model excludes caffeine's ability to promote blood circulation. This is because, unlike actual skin tissue, the hair tissue culture model only shows the direct effect of caffeine on the exchange of substances in the roots of the hair.

Another thing to note is that caffeine intensively promotes the vitality of hair roots, and according to the results measured throughout the entire culture period of hair follicles in the Hair Tissue Culture Model, caffeine administration increased hair survival by about 37%.





▶ Caffeine's Testosterone Impact Suppression The negative effect of testosterone on inhibiting the growth of hair roots and the promotion of growth by caffeine's efficacy were investigated through individual tests, and through a mixed model containing caffeine and testosterone, whether caffeine could suppress the negative function of testosterone was investigated.

The results in the left chart show that caffeine prevents testosterone-induced degradation of hair growth, and in some cases can promote growth above normal standards.

The test through the Hair Tissue Culture Model proves that caffeine blocks the influence of testosterone, which destroys hair follicles in male hair loss, and further creates a harmonious normal state of hair roots.




What is clear from the test results is that caffeine extract is a potential growth promoter and can be a preventive substance for long-term treatment of hair loss caused by male hormones. This is because the test was conducted under conditions that mimic genetic male hormone-induced hair loss and turned out to reliably promote hair follicle growth compared to normal conditions.

Untersuchung zur Penetration von Cofffein aus einer Shampoo-Formel Shampoo - Clinical Trials on the Infiltration of Caffeine in Compounds What the trial proved through the Hair Orthography Model at Jena University was that, in the case of genetic hair loss, caffeine extract has great clinical effectiveness as an accelerator of hair growth. The next test was to see how long caffeine remained when it penetrated to maintain its clinical effectiveness.

The important thing is how is the penetration of caffeine done efficiently? That was the question.
The general assumption so far has been that the scalp blocks material from coming in from the outside because of its own protection, and so will hair follicles.
As a result, it was believed that the influence of the substances in shampoo was limited only to the outside.

However, the new measurements proved that caffeine extract, when in contact with the skin, penetrates into the hair follicles in a short time and works for about 24 hours at the dermatophysiology lab at the University of Berlin's Charite University of Medicine.



The first trial involved subjects applying shampoo containing caffeine extract and scalp massage for 2 minutes, followed by action.

Then, I washed it clean with water. To observe the shampoo under a microscope, a fluorescent indicator was added before that.

Subjects first used caffeine extract shampoo for 2 minutes and washed it with water.
According to the innovative laser scanning microscopy, it was confirmed that the substance in the shampoo penetrated into the hair follicles (Figure 2).

Fluorescent material was seen in the hair follicles of all subjects, and the fluorescent material decreased slowly over time, but it was also confirmed after 24 hours.



Next, we tested the world's first caffeine extract-containing shampoo using Caffein-Mess-Sonde. First, we used a special lacquer (Lack-glaze) to block caffeine from penetrating hair follicles through the scalp.
After 30 minutes, caffeine extract was detected in blood vessels, and caffeine in shampoo was also identified after 24 hours.

The second trial did not block hair follicles. In this case, the rate of caffeine penetration has become very fast and has already been verified after 5 minutes (Fig. 1).

Two tests show that caffeine is very active in penetrating hair follicles, which quickly reaches the root of the hair and takes effect.


Clinical trials at the University of Berlin and university hospitals in Jena show that caffeine-extracted shampoo is effective as a means of preventing premature hair loss. This is because the caffeine extract in the blend of shampoo penetrates the scalp and hair follicles and takes effect 24 hours a day there.


Currently, we have studied the relationship between caffeine and hair loss in Germany in Europe and commercialized it.


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