For 20 years Nioxin has been providing scalp treatment for its customers and the hair care community. The Nioxin Company has a wide range of hair loss products - There are 8 different hair systems which are popular around the globe. Each system is designed to cater for different types of fine hair or thinning.
How does Nioxin work? First by removing anyleft over residue from other hair type products such as shampoo, hair gel, conditioner etc. If your scalp has residue on it, it would be difficult for healthy heir to grow on it. Secondly your scalp is given an increase of vitamins, amino acids and other essential oils
Nioxin System 2 Process
Nioxin System 2 is intended to treat an unhealthy scalp. If you suffer from advanced hair loss, or if you have permed or chemically coloured hair, there is a detailed three-step system which treats the scalp to smoothly clean it and take care of it while thickening the follicle.
Nioxin products are sold by salons and are marketed to people with thinning hair or baldness problems. A solution for thin-looking hair for the millions who battle this problem. The team of Nioxin have developed the most advanced, natural-based system to improve the appearance of fine and thinning hair - Thinning Hair Systems.
Importance of a healthy Scalp
For every scalp treatment products there are certain factors that need to be taken into consideration. A quality hair loss product will not only target the health of the hair but it should also begin by analyzing the core issue -which would be the scalp. With an unhealthy scalp you won't be able to grow your hair to its best potential. Make sure you keep your hair clean and free from any residue because a buildup of residue from shampoos and other hair care products of the scalp can hinder hair growth potential. Other harmful scalp circumstances such as irritation or damage from UV rays may produce or speed up the hair loss process. Thus, by treating both the hair and your scalp you will increase the chances of hair growth and reduce hair loss from occurring.
