Neogenic by L’Oréal

[Tracy C]

if i were to use this product for a year and document my progress (which would be non-existent of course)
could i sue l'oreal for false advertising and get millions of dollars?

Probably not. There are not claiming efficacy, they are only implying it.

[NeedHairASAP]

Loreal Bought Renokin

http://www.renokin.com/

neogenic is renokin

[Kirby_]

You know what I most hate about these blatant snake-oil products? They give hairloss treatments as a whole a bad name. Think of how many men are put of Propecia and other legit treatments because they try some unproven, useless piece of crap and then assume everything else is useless, then give up when they have a fighting chance to save their hair...

[yeahyeahyeah]

You know what I most hate about these blatant snake-oil products? They give hairloss treatments as a whole a bad name. Think of how many men are put of Propecia and other legit treatments because they try some unproven, useless piece of crap and then assume everything else is useless, then give up when they have a fighting chance to save their hair...

http://www.renokin.com/index.php?pgname=home/sub_in_vivo

Before - after pics.

[bananana]

Can someone comment on these results, assuming they're right. Visually, i don't see a big difference, I see somewhere there are 2 hairs instead of one.

What do we know about this product?

[Hairismylife]

http://www.renokin.com/




neogenic is renokin

Reli?
Any source?

[Pate]

Reli?
Any source?

They're different products from what I can tell.

Renokin's ingredients list three growth factors which appear to have been mistranslated from the Korean but are apparently Noggin, Keramin-2 and one of the wnts.

Stemoxydine is completely different from what we know so far.

[Hairismylife]

They're different products from what I can tell.

Renokin's ingredients list three growth factors which appear to have been mistranslated from the Korean but are apparently Noggin, Keramin-2 and one of the wnts.

Stemoxydine is completely different from what we know so far.

So, Renokin works?

[NotBelievingIt]

http://www.renokin.com/index.php?pgn...me/sub_in_vivo

Before - after pics.

wth did they use old guys?

no offense old guys.

The only pic that has any actual noticable (at such short lengths) hair is subject 2, the B photo.

[UK_]

http://www.renokin.com/




neogenic is renokin

One company is based in Korea with an unheard of background, the other is a massive corporation which attends the same hair conventions as Replicel and other pioneers of hair loss treatments (EHRS).

I understand your frustration with the current state of treatments in this industry, but unless you have any solid proof to back up your assertions, dont make any.

I can tell you all now, there's no way any company has placed wnt proteins of the sort you're thinking into a shampoo and cured hair loss, I was in stitches back in 2008 when I first heard of Renokin, I still am in all fairness.

Yes Replicel and representatives of L'Oreals 'neogenic' were both presenting at the EHRS in Barcelona this month.

[Pate]

So, Renokin works?

Doubt it. Just because it contains growth factors doesn't mean anything.

[UK_]

Doubt it. Just because it contains growth factors doesn't mean anything.

I wonder how many people actually take the stuff to a lab and see what it contains, probably green tea extract mixed with some saw palmetto and Korean ginseng.

[Follicle Death Row]

Nothing to see here. Move along.

[gutted]

they seemed to have targeted this to androgenetic alopecia patients from the articles that are present on the net.

Still, I will definiteley try it out for my temples when it is released.

[Sogeking]

they seemed to have targeted this to androgenetic alopecia patients from the articles that are present on the net.

Still, I will definiteley try it out for my temples when it is released.

Would be mighty grateful if you would take before and after pictures when trying it and let us know.