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9.1 EXOGROW BOOSTER Shampoo + 9.4.1 EXOGROW BOOSTER Lotion

Clinical evaluation of our 9.1 EXOGROW BOOSTER Shampoo and 9.4.1 EXOGROW BOOSTER Lotion routine, using scalp imaging and participant feedback.

9.1 EXOGROW BOOSTER Shampoo 9.4.1 EXOGROW BOOSTER Lotion

Participants

20 volunteers, ages 21–67

Duration

56 days

Method

Aramo® ASW 300F imaging system + participant questionnaire

Measured outcomes

Key study results

95%Noticed visibly less hair shedding
90%Noticed visibly greater hair density
81%Noticed more baby hairs

Study details

Clinical study report

Study objective

This DSD de Luxe clinical evaluation examined the combined use of 9.1 EXOGROW BOOSTER Shampoo and 9.4.1 EXOGROW BOOSTER Lotion as part of a routine for hair and scalp care.

Study design

The evaluation followed 20 volunteers aged 21–67 over 56 days. Participants included people experiencing androgenetic alopecia, alopecia areata or other hair and scalp concerns. Scalp imaging was carried out using the Aramo® ASW 300F system, alongside questionnaires about participants' experience with the routine.

Additional participant feedback

At the end of the evaluation, participants shared the following observations:

  • 100% said their hair felt clean and soft after rinsing.
  • 95% felt the lotion absorbed easily without leaving a greasy residue.
  • 95% noticed less hair breakage and better resistance to damage.
  • 95% noticed improvements in scalp condition and visible results after eight weeks.
  • 90% described stronger-feeling hair and a more balanced-feeling scalp.
  • 86% noticed greater volume and thicker-feeling hair.

How to interpret the results

These percentages reflect participants' questionnaire responses, not measured percentage increases in hair count or density. The accompanying scalp images document the beginning and end of the study (Day 0 and Day 56). Individual results may vary.

Tested products

Products used in this study

Results reflect the participants and conditions of each study. Individual outcomes may vary.