Do you suffer from fragile scalp and hair that is prone to falling out? Well Davines has the solution with their stimulating Naturaltech Energising range. This range is also suitable for use as a preventative treatment against various types of alopecia.
Davines Naturaltech Energizing Shampoo gently cleanses as it stimulates and revitalises the hair and scalp. It provides a sensation of energy, vigour and wellbeing to the scalp.
BENEFITS - Stimulates scalp microcirculation
- Balancing effect on the scalp
- Moisturising action to the hair
- Stimulates new hair growth
- Adds shine
- Paraben free
- Vegan friendly
FEATURES - Caffeine Phytoceuticals: perform an effective anti-oxidant and anti-ageing action, toning and strengthening the scalp
- Hair Energy Complex (niacinamide & green
tea): possesses anti-inflammatory properties while helping to reduce the production of sebum on the scalp and improving skin hydration
DIRECTIONS
Gently massage the product onto damp hair, leave for a few minutes then rinse. Repeat the application, if necessary. Alternate with Davines Naturaltech Renewing Shampoo. As an intensive
treatment use every other day for 1 month. As a maintenance treatment use twice a week for 2 months. This past year I’ve been focusing a lot on hair growth; Trying different methods to make my hair grow
faster and preventing fall-out.
In my research, I stumbled upon the Davines Naturaltech Energizing-line, which had a lot of persuading positive reviews from people losing hair either from hormones or disease.
I had high hopes as the Davines Naturaltech Energizing-line seemed to be one of few hair growth-stimulating products
with this many convincing reviews on the web. They also contained menthol extract that has been proven to stimulate hair growth in studies on rats.
Here’s a short review of my six-month experience. I will surely keep you updated with lessons I learn along the way in growing long hair! THIS SITE USES AFFILIATE LINKS
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GOAL To stimulate hair growth in the temples and sides where hair is sparse and prevent hair loss. USAGEI’ve been using the Davines
Energizing shampoo with the associated Energizing Superactive serum for a little over six months now. Following the directions with both products: The serum was used every day for the first week, then used at each hair wash (about
3-4 times/week) for the first few months. Of which later I alternated the shampoo with another every other wash, while I essentially used the serum after each wash. (I always followed up with a conditioner of my choice.)
I applied the serum focusing mostly on the areas near my temples and the sides where I hoped to add more density. RESULTI’ve started to see more thickness around the temples, however not much growth at the sides. Not sure if I can say that it is
completely thanks to these two products as it is something I’ve noticed within the last two(!) months. I also do always get new baby hair around summertime. In addition, I have recently started testing other methods that I believe have yielded more of the results I’m looking for.
CONCLUSION | ★★★☆☆I found the shampoo and serum easy to use. They both smell quite spicy
of spearmint, but nothing that lingers. If you work up a sweat sometime after you’ve applied the serum, you might sense it again.
The shampoo needs a pre-wash for it to lather up nicely. It gives somewhat of an “illusioned” thickness to the hair just like any regular volume/thickness shampoo.
The serum does that too, but it’s not as much the serum as it is the massage that teases the hair a bit.
One of my complaints though is that the serum and the shampoo aren’t very conditioning. I often felt like the serum wasn’t the best for current hair strands compared to other hair serums I’ve tried. I know you’re supposed to apply it to the scalp, but hair will
unintentionally get some on them. Overall I am mostly disappointed as I have not seen any reduction in hair loss during the entire period of use. Boosting new hair follicles is one thing, but I was at least hoping I wouldn’t lose as much hair while using this duo. Even when I used the products often there was plenty of hair left in the shower.
I’ll give it three out of five stars mostly based on that I know these products have helped a lot of people and I like Davines as a brand. It
has also not destroyed my hair or scalp. For that, they both are okay products to use for general scalp health, but it’s definitely either a hit or a miss when it comes to activating hair growth. WHERE TO BUY
Walmart (US) | Birchbox (US) |
Lyko (SE)
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REVIEW
Additional note: There seem to be two versions of the Energizing Superactive hair serum circulating. My version only contained Eucalyptus, Menthol and Black Cohosh extract. While I believe, the newer version, contains Eucalyptus, Menthol, Niacinamide and Red Clover extract. I bought my serum
second hand so that may explain it, or they reformulated not long after I purchased mine. It’s hard to get get your hands on the full inci list, even Davines official website doesn’t show the correct ingredient list.
So for the sake of ease, down below is the ingredients of the Superactive hair serum that I’ve been using.
But this means that I’m willing to give the serum another try in the future. Davines Energizing Superactive Hair Serum Ingredients:
Alcohol Denat., Aqua/Water/Eau, Polysorbate 20, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil, Menthol, Cimicifuga Racemosa Root Extract, Glycerin, Citric Acid, Limonene, Linalool, Fragrance.
How often should I use davines energizing Superactive?
After shampooing, massage a few drops through your scalp and hair until absorbed. Do not rinse. Use every other day for one month as an intensive treatment or twice a week for two months as a maintenance treatment.
How often should you wash your hair davines?
Washing your hair too often can remove its natural oils, drying it out. Your tresses can benefit from going several days between shampoos. A good rule of thumb is to wash your hair three to four times a week (or when it's dirty).
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