Crescina

it helps promote the physiological hair growth, restores and strengthens the scalp.Specific formulations for men and women.

Crescina is the result of a research that began in 1991, the year when a first nucleus, consisting in two amino acids and a glycoprotein, was inserted into a Labo anti-hair loss product. In 1998, following to in-depth studies, Crescina Re-Growth became an independent product, protected by several patents, defined as a “PREPARATION IN VIALS FOR TOPICAL COSMETIC USE THAT REACTIVATES THE PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR GROWTH IN AREAS AFFECTED BY THINNING, ACTING ON PARTIALLY ATROPHIED HAIR FOLLICLES”. Crescina Re-Growth is not just another anti-hair loss product, which usually focuses on slowing down or counteracting the detachment of a hair from the scalp, but it has been designed to help prevent and treat hair thinning dependent on physiological (not pathological) causes, and when the quantity and quality of hair gradually decreases due to disrupted hair follicle activity.

Several efficacy tests indicate the ability of this association to stimulate the natural hair growth by acting on hair bulbs that are still active or partially inactive.
(*) The last study has been published by Springer Healthcare in its magazine “Dermatology and Therapy”, which reports the results after 4 months of in vivo clinical/instrumental double-blind testing, randomized and controlled with a placebo on 46 male subjects (23 treated with Crescina HFSC product and 23 with the placebo): the subjects were experiencing grades II, III, III vertex and IV of thinning, according to Hamilton-Norwood scale.
All of them recorded positive results from a minimum of +7 to a maximum of +41 new hairs growing in an area subject to electronic count of 1.8 cm².
The results of the test are statistically significant.

Crescina Re-Growth was initially developed with specific dosages for different stages of thinning in order to better deal with the various needs for treating thinning and incipient baldness. In fact, this phenomenon evolves with a progression that is well represented by the international Hamilton Scale for men and Ludwig Scale for women, further developed by Labo in the so-called “Thinometer”, that helps choose the right dosage for the condition to be treated:

Dosage 200 for initial stages (moderate hair thinning)
Dosage 500 for medium stages (advanced hair thinning)
Dosage 1300 for advanced stages (incipient baldness)

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