Provillus Review: Great for Hair Growth

Hair Loss Haven has today released a new blog post, “Provillus Review: It Helps With Hair Growth?” with the central team being “having a full head of hair tells the world that you are young, energetic and healthy.”

In explaining what Provillus is the blogger noted first how a lot of people often ask him to defined what the product is, a question that is not always readily answered and for which information is not readily available online. “That’s usually not a good sign, but fortunately, we were able to get more information when we contacted the makers directly,” said theProvillus Review author.

Provillus, which is basically a hybrid hair loss treatment, is a combination of herbal ingredients and the FDA approved OTC drug minoxidil. “This product attempts to cover all bases when it comes to dealing with the causes of hair loss. And basically, this product was originally marketed as an all-natural treatment for hair loss,” the blogger said.

The makers of Provillus, according to the site’s owner, wanted to focus on the market that wanted to avoid pharmaceutical drugs at all cost. However, he went on to point out that persons really can’t market a hair loss product in the United States of America without including FDA approved drugs in the formula somewhere and that minoxidil was also included in the Provillus formula.

“That’s not necessarily a bad thing, because now you get two solutions in one for the same price. You get a mix of different supplements that attempt to block DHT and help promote hair growth as well as a proven formula for dealing with hair loss. However, the only downside is that it’s no longer an all-natural formula,” explained the Provillus Reviewer.

Provillus works equally well for both women and men, and according to the blogger, the women’s version of has only two per cent minoxidil versus the men’s version which has five per cent minoxidil. “The reason why they made that change was because five per cent minoxidil is too strong for women,” he noted.

The blogger also added that the women’s version also doesn’t include Saw Palmetto which could be a danger to pregnant women.