Hair Regrowth Serum Kit

Yes. A high fever can push many hairs into the resting phase at once, and they shed two to three months later. This is called telogen effluvium. It is usually temporary.

Shedding usually lasts a few months. Most people see it slow by four to six months, and volume largely returns within six to nine months. See a doctor if it lasts longer.

First find the trigger: a recent illness, stress, a diet change, delivery or a new medicine. Then support recovery with enough protein, iron checked by a doctor, sleep and gentle hair care. Shedding from a past trigger stops on its own over time.

In most cases, yes. The follicles are not damaged, they are only resting. Regrowth starts as short new hairs, usually noticeable from around month three to six.

Yes. Severe stress, such as exams, job loss, grief or poor sleep, can trigger telogen effluvium two to three months later. Managing stress won't stop hair that has already been released, but it helps prevent the next round.

Some studies suggest people shed slightly more in late summer and autumn. Seasonal shedding is mild and temporary. Heavy shedding needs a cause checked.

Supplements only help if you are actually deficient in something, such as iron, vitamin D or B12. Get tested before buying. Taking too much of some vitamins, including vitamin A and selenium, can actually cause hair loss.

Yes. Rapid weight loss, very low protein or very low-calorie diets can trigger shedding two to three months later. Lose weight gradually and keep protein up.

Shedding after COVID behaves like other post-fever telogen effluvium and usually improves within months.

See one if shedding lasts more than six months, if you have bald patches, if your parting or hairline is thinning, if the scalp hurts or itches, or if you have other symptoms such as tiredness or irregular periods.

Fees vary widely by city, hospital and doctor, and from public to private clinics. Call the clinic or check an appointment app for current fees. Blood tests are charged separately.

No. Recover first, and talk to your doctor. The kit's serum contains minoxidil 5%, which can cause early shedding and takes 3–6 months to judge. It does not treat illness-related hair loss and is not a cure. Ask your doctor before starting.

The black-and-gold gift box contains hair serum in black glass dropper bottles, an “Anti Septic for Prep” spray and a derma roller with 540 stainless steel needles and a protective case.

The kit's regular price is Rs 8,500. It is currently on sale for Rs 5,450, which is 36% off.

Yes. Every order is cash on delivery. Fill in the order form on any page and the team will call you to confirm before dispatch. No advance payment is needed.

Cash-on-delivery orders are taken from cities across Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and Peshawar. Delivery time and charges are on the Shipping & Delivery page.

Minoxidil 5%, Biotin, D-Panthenol, Wheat Protein and Ethanol. Patch test first, and read the safety notes on the Ingredients page before use.

No. A derma roller should only ever be used by one person, to avoid passing on bacteria or infections.

Don't roll over cuts, acne, sunburn, eczema, psoriasis or any scalp infection. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, diabetic, take blood thinners or have a skin condition, speak to a doctor first.

Yes. The serum contains Minoxidil 5%, along with Biotin, D-Panthenol, Wheat Protein and Ethanol.

Usually 3–6 months of regular use before any change is visible, and results vary. Any benefit fades if you stop using it. It is not a cure for hair loss.

Some people notice extra shedding in the first weeks. This is common and usually settles. If it continues or worries you, speak to a doctor.

No. Minoxidil is not for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Speak to your doctor about safer options.

Yes, consult a doctor first, especially if you have a heart condition, blood pressure problems, a scalp condition, or take other medicines. Stop and get medical advice if you notice chest pain, a fast heartbeat, dizziness or swelling.