A randomized, controlled, parallel-arm, open-label clinical trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of Hair Serum alone or in combination with Hair vitamin gummies in reducing hair fall and improving hair growth in adult male and female participants.

Hair is a crucial aspect of our appearance and personality, reflecting our health and well-being. Healthy hair typically has a smooth texture, dense volume, natural color, shine, and a significant number of hairs in the growing phase. However, hair loss is a common and distressing condition influenced by various genetic, nutritional, medical, and environmental factors. Hair goes through a repeated growth cycle with three distinct phases: anagen (3 to 5 years), catagen (2 to 3 weeks), and telogen (3 to 4 months), followed by shedding of hair. During the telogen or resting phase, hair is released and shed, and the next cycle is initiated. Modern lifestyles, characterized by poor diets and increased pollution, worsen hair loss. Beyond physical aspects, hair loss also has psychological effects, impacting an individual’s self-perception. Micronutrients play a major role in the hair follicle cycle. Hair loss can be influenced by stress, genetics, irregular sleep patterns, and poor gut health. This highlights the need for interventions that address both nutritional deficiencies and external factors to promote hair growth and prevent hair loss. Previous research indicates the potential benefits of hair vitamin gummies. A study evaluated the efficacy of Hair Vitamin Gummies, which contain a blend of multivitamins (Vitamin A, B3, B5, B6, Folic Acid, B12, C, D2, and E), biotin, iodine, selenium, zinc, choline, inositol, and amla (Indian Gooseberry) fruit extract. The results showed improvements in the anagen and telogen ratio, hair density, hair growth, hair thickness, hair strength, and hair gloss/shine. Participants reported denser hair, good shininess, and a reduction in hair dullness, with 93.75% reporting full hair volume at the end of the study. A randomized, controlled, parallel-arm, open-label clinical trial aims to evaluate the safety and efficacy of Hair Serum alone or in combination with Hair Vitamin Gummies in reducing hair fall and improving hair growth in adult male and female participants. The study will involve two groups: Group 1 will be treated with Hair Serum only, and Group 2 will be treated with Hair Serum and Hair Vitamin Gummies. By comparing the outcomes of these two groups, this clinical trial aims to determine whether the combination therapy offers superior benefits in promoting hair growth and improving overall hair health compared to Hair Serum alone. The results of the clinical study indicate that the gummies effectively promote hair growth and prevent hair loss.