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Accelerates Frontal Hairloss
by Tom
I continued use thinking the hair would grow back that was shed along with new hair. Unfortunately all that grew back in place of the normal healthy hair that was shed was very fine lifeless hair and no new hair. In conclusion for me Spectral DNC accelerated temple and hairling baldness. In effect I paid a great deal of money to watch my normal healthy strong hair to be turned into vellus and lifeless limp hair. I consulted a specialist and they said that there is no know scientifically proven hair restoration products that would retore temple or hairline baldness. I had shown him the advert for Spectral DNC and was told that manufacturers are careful to use terminology such as clinically proven rather than scientifically proven and that the only proven product licenced at this time was minoxidil and that is only affective on top of the head. What was more upsetting was that he went on to explain that I had probably accelerated my MPB of receding hairline as I had shed healthy hairs within weeks using spectral DNC which otherwise may have remained in my head for a further 3 years or more before being regrown to what I have regrown now. Verdict Spectral DNC accelerates frontal baldness increasing the receding hairline within weeks which ordinarily takes years.
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