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Ducray Anaphase+ Shampoo Hair Loss- formulated to support thick hair. The inclusion of monolaurin in the shampoo helps to slow down hair loss. Added Ruscus, tocopheryl nicotinate, vitamins B5, B6 and biotin complex boosts microcirculation in the scalp. Biotin helps to maintain the hair, while zinc pyrithione reduces scalp irritations. Massaging the shampoo into the scalp stimulates blood flow and prepares the head for a hair loss tincture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ducray Anaphase Shampoo designed to do?
It is an anti-hair loss and growth shampoo that helps slow down reactive shedding, strengthen hair, increase volume, and stimulate regrowth.
Who can use Anaphase Shampoo (including Anaphase+) safely?
It is safe for adults, pregnant or breastfeeding women (from the 2nd trimester), those recovering from illness or oncology treatment, and people with sensitive scalps.
How should I use this shampoo for best results?
Apply to wet hair, massage into scalp, rinse, reapply and leave on for 2-3 minutes on second wash, then rinse thoroughly. Use regularly.
Which active ingredients help reduce hair loss and support hair growth in this product?
Includes amino acid complex, adenosine, manganese PCA, biotin, vitamin B5, plus plant extracts like Ruscus and mineral support.
How soon might I notice visible benefits?
Users report reduced hair loss after about 1 month, with improvements in strength, volume, and ease of styling as early as week one.
Is the formula gentle enough for sensitive or compromised scalps?
Yes—it is well tolerated by sensitive scalps, post-treatment or post-pregnancy scalps, and formulated with ingredients that avoid harsh irritation when used properly.
Can I use this shampoo along with topical hair loss treatments such as minoxidil?
Yes—the shampoo can act as a preparatory cleanse to improve scalp condition and absorption of other treatments, enhancing their effectiveness.
How often should I use Anaphase Shampoo?
It may be used as often as daily if needed, but usually 2-3 times a week (or per the advice of a dermatologist) yields good results without over-stripping.
Does it contain sulfates or other cleansing agents that might dry hair?
Yes—it does contain surfactants like Sodium Laureth Sulfate and other mild cleansing agents; but also moisturizing and strengthening agents to minimize dryness
What precautions should I consider before using this shampoo?
Avoid contact with eyes; discontinue use if irritation occurs; not a substitute for medical treatment in serious or chronic hair loss; check with a healthcare provider if pregnant (especially early pregnancy) or using prescription medications.