Traya Natural Hair Growth Serum With 3% Redensyl, 5% Capixyl, 3% Procapil For Increasing Hair Thickness, Natural DHT Blocker, For Hair Fall Control & Growth (30Ml)

Very nice and got offer of 78% off way cheaper than Traya app

Since I am a regular user, I like it. I have been using it since 2-3 years now. Value for money, Effective in hair fall and soft.

The product contains redensly, capixyl, procapil with castor oil base serum based and I am really hopeful that the hair thickness growth and density will increase in process of control hair fall. This recap hair serum is good product and ingredients are plant based and blended

Worth less product i have ever use in my entire life

Only average

It is a good product, most importantly it is a plant based product. With regular application it avoids hair loss and eventually increases hair density

I've been using this product for 11 months, and while it has helped reduce hair fall by 25%, unfortunately, I haven't noticed any significant regrowth.

Most hair loss solutions don't work for everyone. With any given solution, a few lucky people get good results, some maybe moderate results, but most get insignificant results or no results at all. I tried many solutions and did not get even moderate success with any except minoxidil. But minoxidil is a messy chemical and has side effects too, so I discontinued it and almost gave up on my hair loss. Until I chanced on the hype about redensyl and decided to give it a try.This is a review as much of redensyl as of Traya's offering of it. Keep in mind that I have been on the serum for only 2 months now. (As an aside, my hair loss is from male pattern baldness).First, Redensyl/Traya DID halt my hair loss! That itself is quite encouraging.Second, it made my EXISTING hair thicker, stronger and nicer to touch. That includes hair that's thinning and would probably have disappeared over time. Now this hair gets to live! Yay!But I see no strong evidence of regrowth. No baby hair. I expect no miracles and understand that dead follicles will remain dead. But there are also the dormant ones, and redensyl is claimed to revive them.But perhaps I need to wait longer to see that happen. If it happens, there will certainly be an update to this review.