
Hair Regrowth Serum
Square matte-black glass bottle with a gold collar and glass dropper for precise application. The kit photos show two dropper bottles.
Bottle size: To be confirmed

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A complete at-home scalp routine in one black-and-gold gift box: hair serum, an Anti Septic prep spray and a 540-needle derma roller with case. Designed to support healthier, fuller-looking hair.
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Start with a clean, dry scalp. Spray the Anti Septic prep on the area and on the roller.
Part your hair and roll gently in short strokes: up and down, side to side, then diagonally. Light pressure only.
Use the dropper to apply serum to the rolled area and massage in with your fingertips.

Square matte-black glass bottle with a gold collar and glass dropper for precise application. The kit photos show two dropper bottles.
Bottle size: To be confirmed

A spray bottle labelled “Anti Septic for Prep”, used to prep the skin and the roller before rolling.
Spray size: To be confirmed

540 stainless steel needles and a non-slip handle. Made for the scalp and the beard. Comes with a protective case.
Needle length: To be confirmed
The serum contains Minoxidil 5%, Biotin, D-Panthenol, Wheat Protein and Ethanol.

The active ingredient. Topical minoxidil is the most studied over-the-counter treatment for pattern hair loss in men and women. It works only while you keep using it.

A B vitamin (B7) involved in keratin production. Low biotin can affect hair, but evidence that applying it to the scalp helps hair growth is limited.

Provitamin B5. Helps hair and scalp hold moisture and leaves strands softer and easier to manage.

Coats the hair shaft to help strengthen it and make strands feel fuller. Avoid if you are allergic to wheat.

The alcohol base that dissolves minoxidil and helps the serum dry quickly. It can dry or irritate a sensitive scalp.
General information, not medical advice. For external use only. Contains alcohol: keep away from eyes and flame.

Thinning on the crown and top of the head, where the scalp starts to show through, is one of the most common patterns of hair loss. In men it is usually genetic (male pattern hair loss). Women more often notice a widening parting.
Other causes include stress, illness, low iron, thyroid problems, pregnancy and crash dieting, so it is worth seeing a doctor or dermatologist to find the cause first.
Topical minoxidil is one of the options with the most evidence for pattern thinning. It takes 3–6 months to judge, and it is not a cure.
| Contents | Hair Regrowth Serum (black glass dropper bottles), Anti Septic for Prep spray, derma roller with case |
|---|---|
| Derma roller | 540 stainless steel needles, non-slip handle, for scalp and beard |
| Serum size | To be confirmed |
| Spray size | To be confirmed |
| Needle length | To be confirmed |
| Ingredients | Minoxidil 5%, Biotin, D-Panthenol, Wheat Protein, Ethanol |
| How often to use | To be confirmed |
Details marked “to be confirmed” will be added soon. Always read the label and directions in your kit.
Questions taken from what men in Pakistan type into Google (autocomplete, People Also Ask, related searches). Honest answers, no miracle claims.
It depends on the cause. Genetic ganjapan (male pattern hair loss) is managed, not cured. The options with the most evidence are topical minoxidil, and oral finasteride under a doctor's supervision. Hair transplant is an option for established baldness. Oils and totkay do not reverse it. A dermatologist can confirm the cause first.
It can often be slowed, and some men regrow some hair, but there is no permanent cure. Treatments only work while you keep using them. Starting early, when thinning first appears, usually gives better results than waiting.
Some hairline change in the late teens and twenties is normal, the so-called mature hairline. If the temples keep moving back, or the crown is also thinning, it may be pattern hair loss and it is worth seeing a dermatologist.
Minoxidil has the most evidence on the crown and the top of the head. Results on the front hairline are less reliable. It takes three to six months to judge, and any gains fade if you stop.
Prices vary by brand, strength and pharmacy, and they change often, so check a few local pharmacies before you buy. Ask a doctor whether a 5% solution or foam suits you.
Small studies suggest microneedling combined with minoxidil may work better than minoxidil alone. The evidence is still limited. Hygiene is essential, and you should never roll over cuts, acne or infected skin.
Studies on the scalp have used a range of needle lengths, and longer needles carry more risk of injury and infection. Follow the instructions for your roller, and ask a dermatologist before using long needles at home. Needle length for our kit is still to be confirmed.
Beard density is mostly genetic and often keeps filling in until your late twenties. No serum can guarantee a fuller beard. Minoxidil is sometimes used off-label on the beard, but talk to a doctor first.
Where the scalp has been completely bald and shiny for years, the follicles are usually gone and creams or oils will not bring hair back. Hair transplant is the realistic option there. Thinning areas respond better than fully bald ones.
Many surgeons prefer to wait until hair loss has stabilised, often from the mid-twenties onward, because loss can carry on behind the transplanted area. Choose a qualified surgeon, not before-and-after photos.
No shampoo stops genetic hair loss. A gentle shampoo keeps the scalp clean. Ketoconazole shampoo is sometimes used alongside other treatments, but it is not a standalone fix.
No. Normal cap or helmet use does not cause pattern baldness. Keep it clean and avoid very tight fits that rub the same spot every day.
No. The kit is an at-home routine with a minoxidil 5% serum, prep spray and derma roller. Minoxidil may help some people with pattern thinning over 3–6 months, but it does not cure any form of hair loss. For pattern baldness, speak to a dermatologist about proven treatments.
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.

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