Hair Growth Effects of Recording Super Hair Tonic With Rehmannia, Cnidium, Angelica, and White Peony

Let's look at the hair growth effects of a natural ingredient blend (main ingredients: prepared Rehmannia root, Cnidium rhizome, Angelica root, and white peony root) used as a key ingredient in Recording Super Hair Tonic, a spray-type treatment.

Recording Super Hair Tonic is a hair loss treatment sprayed onto and around areas of hair loss. I usually prescribe it together with an oral medication to maximize the results of hair loss treatment.

Recording Super Hair Tonic doesn't have just one main ingredient; more often, several ingredients are combined. That's because Lee Moon Won Korean Medicine Clinic adjusts the main ingredients and their concentrations for each patient, based on the degree of hair loss and the condition of the scalp. This time, I'd like to share a hair growth test of one of the many Recording Super Hair Tonic ingredients: a natural blend whose main ingredients are prepared Rehmannia root, Cnidium rhizome, Angelica root, and white peony root. This blend can be used on both oily and dry scalps, regardless of how inflamed the scalp is. However, it can feel slightly sticky and has a distinctive scent, which some users may find unpleasant.

Verifying Hair Growth Effects Through an Animal Study

Method

• Subjects: C57BL/6N mice
• Procedure: The control group received a 6% ethyl alcohol solution, and the experimental group received a 6% ethyl alcohol solution containing extracts of prepared Rehmannia root, Cnidium rhizome, Angelica root, and white peony root, applied to the back twice a day.

Progress

Day 15: The day 15 photos showed a clear difference between the control and experimental groups. The control group had grown very little new hair even by day 15, while the experimental group had grown new hair over a substantial area.

Day 18: The control group showed little change between day 15 and day 18, but by day 18, nearly all of the hair in the experimental group had grown back.