L’Oreal Professionel Serioxyl Denser Can Boost Hair Growth in 6 Weeks

You wake up, then brush the hair off your pillow. Take a shower, then remove the hair from the drain. Comb your hair, then sweep the strands off the floor. This is a common story among men and women alike, especially in an environment of high stress. 

To combat hair fall, L’Oreal Professionel came up with an innovative hair treatment: a serum packed with Stemoxydine, which is an ingredient proven to improve hair density and health. The best part? You don’t have to visit the salon to try this product out. Now, you can easily purchase the L’Oreal Professionel Serioxyl Denser on Shopee for just ₱2,999.

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How the L’Oreal Professionel Serioxyl Denser works

The Serioxyl Denser uses Stemoxydine 5% and Resveratrol as its key ingredients. Stemoxydine 5% is a molecule that “awakens dormant hair follicles,” encouraging new hair to grow. Resveratrol strengthens the Stemoxydine’s effects on the head, allowing faster performance while also protecting the scalp. Together, the ingredients can increase hair growth to up to a thousand strands in six weeks.

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At home, you can easily use the L’Oreal Professionel Serioxyl Denser. Here’s how:

  1. Cleanse your hair thoroughly.
  2. Massage your hair so that all areas are wet.
  3. Rinse and dry your hair with a towel.
  4. Apply four pipettes of the product to the roots.
  5. Massage your hair so that the product covers the whole scalp.
  6. Leave your hair to dry.

Finally, let the product work its magic. Do this consistently for three months, and look forward to longer, luscious hair!

Shop for the L’Oreal Professionel Serioxyl Denser here.


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Danielle Uy

If Disney were creative enough to let Mulan and Melody procreate, Danielle would be that child. From an early age, she has dreamt of becoming a purposeful revolutionary... and an unruly mermaid. While Danielle hasn't held a sword in her lifetime, she feels powerful enough with her byline. Her creative energy is fueled by many things: the quiet right before the rest of the world wakes up, the orange sky as the sun rises during an uncrowded morning surf, the beautiful bitter taste of black coffee, and the threatening reminder of a pending deadline.