Thinning hair care
The Neofollics Hair Growth range is three cosmetic products that work together: a shampoo and conditioner for the scalp and hair, and a leave-in lotion applied directly to thinning areas. Start with the shampoo; add the other two for a fuller routine.
- Men and women
- For thinning hair
- A full routine
Choose your routine
Start with the shampoo. Add the conditioner and lotion for a fuller routine.
Thinning hair care: what to know
Written with our Pretoria salon team. Not medical advice.
- 01One range, built to work together
- 02Building a routine that fits you
- 03Suitable for men and women
- 04Key ingredients
- 05When to see a doctor first
Written with our Pretoria salon team. Not medical advice.
01One range, built to work together
The Hair Growth range is made for people with thinning hair. The shampoo and conditioner care for the scalp and hair, and the leave-in lotion is applied directly to thinning areas. Used together, the routine helps hair look and feel fuller.
02Building a routine that fits you
Match the routine to where you are.
Start with the shampoo
Add the conditioner for the lengths.
The full routine
Shampoo, conditioner and leave-in lotion, every wash.
Shampoo and conditioner
A gentle combination while the scalp settles.
03Suitable for men and women
Thinning hair affects both, often at different life stages. The same range suits both.
04Key ingredients
The shampoo combines caffeine, Ecklonia cava, EGCG, Panax ginseng, niacinamide and piroctone olamine. The full ingredient list for each product is on its product page.
05When to see a doctor first
If hair loss is sudden, patchy or comes with scalp symptoms, see a doctor before starting any routine. These are cosmetic products, not medicines.

Which routine fits you?
A consultation at one of our Pretoria salons helps you choose, and tells you honestly when a doctor is the better first step.
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Where should I start?
Most people start with the shampoo. For a fuller routine, add the conditioner and the lotion.
How long before I notice a difference?
Give it at least twelve weeks of regular use, and judge it at three to six months. Results vary from person to person.
When should I see a doctor instead?
If hair loss is sudden or patchy, or your scalp is sore, red or inflamed, see a doctor or dermatologist first. These are cosmetic products, not medicines, and they do not treat medical conditions.
Go deeper on this topic
More hair & scalp guides
Hair loss and thinning
Delivery
Standard R100, 3 to 5 days. Express R150, 1 to 2 days. Free over R770.
Collect in a salon
Order online, choose Woodlands or Brooklyn, and collect with your notification and photo ID.
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When to see a doctor
Sudden or patchy hair loss, or a scalp that stays red or sore, needs a doctor first. These are cosmetic products.



