Neogenic by L’Oréal

[Artista]

Ive thought to buy the product right a way too,,but maybe it would be better to await the initial consumer findings here at TBT . That would be a simple matter of 3-4 months or so.
Joe from Staten would be the man to listen to being that he is very frank about the latest issues .

[jman91]

Why do you guys think this stuff will work??!!?!? there's no real science or hard data??! it's a cosmetic! i've said this before and i'll say it again, if this stuff works better than minox or Fin i'll film myself taking a dump into my mouth, whilst crying and upload it to the site.

[Batman]

I'm purchasing

Hey guys for anyone who's interested in this product I'm also purchasing Neogenic as well. Even though it's not proven to work I'm willing to give it a try for a few months. I am a thinning NW3 and I will gladly post updates and let you guys know how well it's doing or if it's working at all. I suspect this will only thicken up your hair wich can benefit a lot of people but hopefully it does more.

[Artista]

I cant speak for any one else here jman but ill say this..I never stated that this product will work. Yes it is being released as a 'cosmetic'.
As I have said, Ill await the consumer findings before purchasing it myself nor would i get into criticizing the product until real data is available.
People assume that it will work to some degree and people assume that it wont work at all.
Why make this so emotional? That is why so many members are getting turned off from commenting on here on TBT's forum.


Batman,,now your comment is a great example of a positive attitude..good luck.

[gutted]

Why do you guys think this stuff will work??!!?!? there's no real science or hard data??! it's a cosmetic! i've said this before and i'll say it again, if this stuff works better than minox or Fin i'll film myself taking a dump into my mouth, whilst crying and upload it to the site.

the question is why do you care...

people can make thier own minds up.

[Batman]

People assume that it will work to some degree and people assume that it wont work at all.
Why make this so emotional? That is why so many members are getting turned off from commenting on here on TBT's forum.

I second that Artista, we are all dealing with the same problem if not we wouldnt be here. We should all just try to help each other out and not criticize each other about who's right and who is wrong at this point no one knows the efficacy of this product. So there's no point in saying that it wont work if the fact is no one really knows but also vise versa no one really knows if it works so either way we just gotta wait and see.

Batman,,now your comment is a great example of a positive attitude..good luck.

thank you.

[NeedHairASAP]

Why do you guys think this stuff will work??!!?!? there's no real science or hard data??! it's a cosmetic! i've said this before and i'll say it again, if this stuff works better than minox or Fin i'll film myself taking a dump into my mouth, whilst crying and upload it to the site.

please don't do this...

[NeedHairASAP]

has anyone found any studies at all that at least corroborate the assumptions made in Neogenic's success?

any studies besides loreal's?


anything relating to hypoxia (or whatever) and hair or scalp or anything??

[gutted]

has anyone found any studies at all that at least corroborate the assumptions made in Neogenic's success?

any studies besides loreal's?


anything relating to hypoxia (or whatever) and hair or scalp or anything??

theres some research suggesting propyl hydroxylase inhibitors activate progenitor cells. posted a couple of pages back.

[new bubble]

has anyone found any studies at all that at least corroborate the assumptions made in Neogenic's success?

any studies besides loreal's?


anything relating to hypoxia (or whatever) and hair or scalp or anything??

There's a guy on another forum who had surgery nearly 30 years ago that did something with hypoxia, this study of l'oreal is not new.
Anyway according to the guy its a messy op but long story short, end result he is still has his hair today. I'll try and find the link

[new bubble]

There's a guy on another forum who had surgery nearly 30 years ago that did something with hypoxia, this study of l'oreal is not new.
Anyway according to the guy its a messy op but long story short, end result he is still has his hair today. I'll try and find the link

here it is.

http://www.************/hair-loss/bo...casc-DESC.html

[2020]

hypoxia is not the main cause of MPB... loreal are trolls

they wasted so much time all the while holding the patent for 5-lox/cox-2 inhibitor reversing MPB....

http://www.hairloss-research.org/Update5-LOX10-08.html

They should have made a treatment based on that.

Benoxaprofen is a 5-lox inhibitor and it is able to completely reverse baldness...

it won't work. These are the same people that came up with this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopexil

[gutted]

they wasted so much time all the while holding the patent for 5-lox/cox-2 inhibitor reversing MPB....

http://www.hairloss-research.org/Update5-LOX10-08.html

which makes me think they know more about mpb than replicel,aderans, merck etc put together...

whether neogenic works or not is anyones guess.

[new bubble]

hypoxia is not the main cause of mpb... Loreal are trolls

they wasted so much time all the while holding the patent for 5-lox/cox-2 inhibitor reversing mpb....

http://www.hairloss-research.org/update5-lox10-08.html

they should have made a treatment based on that.

Benoxaprofen is a 5-lox inhibitor and it is able to completely reverse baldness...

It won't work. These are the same people that came up with this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/kopexil

l'oreal, are scum

[thechamp]

Loreal

So you guys are telling me that they will make more money from scamming people then there shampoos lol!!