Biotin, Saw Palmetto & Caffeine Hair Growth Manual Shampoo for Men (200ml) – Natural Formula to Stimulate & Revive Follicles – Use Daily to Support & Maximise Regrowth & Hair Health

Only 1wk with the shampoo and, so far so good. You do need a good amount in your gand to achieve a good lather but, it my hair does feels thicker, definitely worth a try.

Iv changed my review on this shampoo I wasn’t keen on it when I first tried it it actually a good shampoo now my scalp is use to it I use everyday my hair very short now only thing I will say u need a decent bit to lather and cover whole head so probably won’t last as long

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my perchise arrived on time, it does as it says it thickens and gives you healthy hair

Despite only being a rather young adult, my hair has already started thinning and in hopes of pushing my eventual baldness I have started looking into ways to prolong the life of my hair.This shampoo by Manual piqued my curiosity so I decided to give it a try.The shampoo bottle is only a measly 200ml and I have found that I needed a decent bit of it for full coverage of my hair (though admittedly I have longish hair so this won't be much of a problem for very short hair people). As part of the process you must work this shampoo into your scalp, to help promote hair growth and for the most effective results from this product.I found that this shampoo is exceptionally good at getting oil out of my hair, almost too effective as running my fingers through my hair became a bit difficult (more so than my other standard shampoos).Now, as a shampoo generally it seems to be okay, however when it comes to other aspects of the product I don't really know how to feel.This product is very expensive, at the time of writing it is £16 per bottle of 200ml, which is exorbitant compared to other standard shampoo products. The bottle doesn't even come sealed so there's a risk it will leak in transit.The suggested use case is to use it DAILY, which just generally is a bad idea as may have the inverse effect of you depriving your scalp of natural oils and causing your hair to get greasy more quickly (also can cause you to lose more hair due to the constant friction).To top all of this off, the advised timeline in which you will see results is 3-6 months, which is a very long time and a lot of money spent only for a chance at seeing results.Overall, I feel very conflicted.There are loads of products in the market that make big promises but its always hard to verify their claims.I generally think this is an okay shampoo, but given the price and questionable claims I find it difficult to recommend.Manual as a company are fairly well established (feel free to check Trustpilot), so perhaps that lends more credence to their claims, however whether or not you trust them will be an individual choice.

At a base level, this shampoo works as you would expect. It requires a reasonable quantity in order to lather it up, but leaves hair feeling clean and fresh after use. I've used it for a couple of weeks and can't see any evidence that it's strengthened my hair, or done anything to reduce hair loss, but I do at least feel clean so it's still a fairly good product. I just don't know if I would pay the high price tag for it in future.

I noticed I was going a bit thin on top and my head hair was left behind on the porcelain after washing. Since using this only a couple of days I am not seeing the hair shedding any longer.

I’ve been using the Hair Growth Power Shampoo for Men for two weeks now, and while there are some noticeable benefits, there are also a few downsides that potential buyers should be aware of.First, the shampoo contains a powerful blend of natural ingredients and all of which are known for supporting hair follicle health and promoting growth. I was drawn to this product because of these ingredients, and I can say that it does leave my scalp feeling refreshed and stimulated after every wash.Another plus is that it lathers well and rinses out easily without leaving any residue. I’ve noticed a slight reduction in hair shedding during showers, which is a promising sign that it’s helping to strengthen my hair at the roots. Consistency seems key, and I’ve been using it daily as recommended.Now, onto the downside — the shampoo tends to make my hair feel quite dry and a bit brittle after washing. While my scalp feels clean and refreshed, the strands themselves often feel stripped of moisture. I found that I had to start using a hydrating conditioner afterward to restore some softness and prevent my hair from feeling too coarse. If you already have dry or frizzy hair, this could be something to keep in mind. It might work better for those with oily hair or a greasy scalp since it seems to have a clarifying effect.Overall, this shampoo shows promise for stimulating hair growth and maintaining scalp health, but it might not be the best choice for those with dry or sensitive hair. Pairing it with a moisturising conditioner or using it every other day instead of daily could help strike a better balance.