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Results and expectations

Hair changes slowly. This page is about the process: what has to be done at each stage, how to measure it yourself and what it depends on.

What the process looks like, month by month

This describes the routine and what you have to do at each stage. Weekly consistency is the condition for everything else.

StageWhat has to be doneWhat it is normal to feel
Waiting for the shipmentNothing. You can read the guide, which reaches you by email when you buyImpatience. It is the longest part with nothing to do
Week 1First session. Take your reference photo before you startCuriosity, a little clumsiness screwing it on and applying it
Weeks 2 to 4Three more sessions, same day of the weekThis is where every kind of routine gets abandoned. If you get to session 4, you have won the hard part
End of month 1Change the microneedle. Second photoThe session already comes automatically to you
Months 2 and 3Weekly session, a new microneedle every month, a photo every monthNothing new. It is a habit
Month 4, day 120The guarantee period closes. Compare your photos, not your memoryIt is the moment to decide with information of your own

Anything you do for your hair is measured in months, not in weeks. That is why the guarantee is 120 days and not 30: the period has to be long enough for you to judge from your own experience.

Before and after

In each image, the before is on the left and the after on the right. All of them correspond to routines kept up for several months.

Scalp of Aurelia Moreno before starting the routine and after 4 months Before After
At four months my hair looks fuller and healthier, above all in the areas that used to look thin. I feel much more confident about how it looks now.
Aurelia Moreno, Mexico, 4 months of the routine
Scalp of Cassia Nascimento before starting the routine and after 6 months Before After
The change came little by little, but by six months it was easy to see. My hair looks denser and the front line looks much better.
Cassia Nascimento, Brazil, 6 months of the routine
Scalp of Lucius Herrera before starting the routine and after 5 months Before After
What I wanted was to improve how the thin areas looked. Five months later the hair looks fuller and more even, which was exactly what I was after.
Lucius Herrera, Colombia, 5 months of the routine
Scalp of Valeria Quiroga before starting the routine and after 6 months Before After
After a few months I started to see a real difference. Now the hair looks thicker and fuller, and overall it looks much better.
Valeria Quiroga, Argentina, 6 months of the routine
Scalp of Marcus Batista before starting the routine and after 4 months Before After
I was surprised by how much my hair changed in four months. The areas that bothered me look far less thin and the hair looks fuller.
Marcus Batista, Panama, 4 months of the routine
Scalp of Flavia Rojas before starting the routine and after 7 months Before After
The improvement came gradually, so comparing my hair with the photos from seven months ago really surprised me. It looks denser and much less scalp shows.
Flavia Rojas, Chile, 7 months of the routine
Scalp of Daria Quispe before starting the routine and after 8 months Before After
I was consistent for eight months and the difference is perfectly clear. The hair looks fuller and thicker, above all on top, where it used to show more.
Daria Quispe, Peru, 8 months of the routine
Scalp of Octavia Solís before starting the routine and after 6 months Before After
At six months I see a clear improvement in density and in how my hair looks overall. It looks healthier and fuller, and I am very happy with the progress.
Octavia Solís, Costa Rica, 6 months of the routine
Scalp of Rufus Baptiste before starting the routine and after 5 months Before After
At five months, the area that looked thin looks much fuller and more even. For me, comparing the before and after photos says it all.
Rufus Baptiste, Dominican Republic, 5 months of the routine
Scalp of Livia Andrade before starting the routine and after 9 months Before After
I gave the process time and I was consistent for nine months. Today my hair looks much denser and fuller, and the difference from the starting point is large.
Livia Andrade, Ecuador, 9 months of the routine
Scalp of Ricardo before starting the routine and after 5 months Before After
Ricardo, Mexico City, 5 months of the routine
Scalp of Valeria before starting the routine and after 4 months Before After
Valeria, Mérida, 4 months of the routine
Scalp of Ximena before starting the routine and after 6 months Before After
Ximena, Guadalajara, 6 months of the routine

What people write to us

Messages that reached our customer care WhatsApp. We publish them with the permission of whoever sent them, without surnames.

Hello, just to let you know it arrived today. It took what you said, not one day more. I have watched the guide video, I start on Sunday

Ricardo10:24

Hey, a question, I missed Sunday’s session because of a trip. Do I do it today, Tuesday, or wait for next Sunday?

Valeria19:02

Do it today and count 7 days from there. Do not do two in a row to make up for it, better to move the fixed day.

TricoViva19:11

I am sending you the month 3 photo as we agreed. I see it as different at the crown, what do you think

Emiliano08:47

Thank you for the refill reminder, I have already ordered it. And thank you for telling me in advance, I was about to run out

Carmen13:30

What I liked most is that they told me from the start how much it would cost to continue. I hate finding out afterwards

Héctor21:15

Do you have a question about use? Write to us at the same number. +52 55 4162 0093

How to take your photos so they are worth something

A photo taken in different light, at a different angle and with wet hair is no use for comparing anything. If you are going to keep a record, do it like this:

  1. Same light. Preferably natural light, near a window, with no lamp directly overhead.
  2. Same place and same angle. Mark where you stand and which hand holds the phone.
  3. Same state of the hair. Dry, with no product, combed the same way as the time before.
  4. Same shots. Front, crown and profile. All three, every time.
  5. Same day of the month. Once a month is enough. More often only creates anxiety.
  6. Keep them in a separate album so they do not get mixed up with the camera roll.

Do not compare today’s mirror with your memory from a year ago. Compare photo against photo.

What your experience depends on

  • On consistency. It is the variable that weighs most and the only one you control completely.
  • On your starting point.
  • On whether you follow the stated frequency or make it up as you go.
  • On whether you change the microneedle every month.
  • On factors no cosmetic product controls, such as genetics, general health, medication, stress and diet.

If you are dealing with sudden shedding, with patches or with any change that worries you, go and see a dermatologist. This is not a formality: there are medical causes that need a diagnosis, and no cosmetic product resolves them.

Who it is for and who it is not for

This is for you ifThis is not for you if
You have calendar patience, not stopwatch patienceYou want a visible change in under a month
You prefer a routine at home to a diary full of appointmentsYou are not going to keep up one session a week for months
You want to know the total cost before startingThe idea of applying microneedles to your scalp makes you uncomfortable
You are going to read the guide and follow itYou are looking for treatment for a diagnosed condition. This is cosmetic care, not medicine
You can wait the 21 days of the shipmentYour scalp is irritated or has unexamined lesions, or you are pregnant or breastfeeding and have not consulted your doctor

See the kit Read the 120 day guarantee