It is a common misconception that hair loss and hair thinning is something only the males have to struggle with; in fact there are growing numbers of women interested in female hair regrowth and for good reason. There is an amount of shame that comes with baldness, especially for a female when lustrous locks of hair are a thing of great beauty; while it is not your fault by any means for your own loss of hair it is still something hard to deal with none the less.

The vast majority of women hair loss issues are due to your own genetics and what has been passed along to you from birth. From the womb you may have already been dealt a fate that included Alopecia, but thanks to modern science and medicine you can change that. The key to female hair regrowth are fighting off all those hormones and enzymes that are currently hindering proper hair follicle production. The curse of your thinning and then falling out of each hair is due to DHT, which once entered into the blood stream and absorbed by hair follicles causes the hair to first wane in growth, fall out, and then finally leaves the follicle unproductive.

To bring female hair regrowth to the masses, Provillus then blocks the absorption of DHT and then further limits it production in your body in the first place. What this then allows your body and scalp to do is rebuild itself, rejuvenate, and in turn leaves you with the glowing locks of hair you had in the past. These powerful ingredients not only protect currently active follicles but then spur the negatively effected ones to get back to working as they should. With Provillus on your side you will never again look years older than you actually are; you may have been predisposed by your parents to Alopecia but knowing that you are not alone in your fight and further that you have a powerful weapon in the battle should allow you to rest easy and in turn grant you renewed hope.

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