KEROPROTEIN Plant Hair Growth Therapy Kit (Women) | Includes Topical Hair Growth Oil (30ml) + Keroneedle (0.5mm)

16 Weeks Pilot Study

People with a thinning hair line used Keroprotein Kit Ingredients daily.
OUTCOME: At the end of the 120-day treatment, people receiving ingredients had a:

Visible results can be seen where number of follicles have increased 

in week 16 of using Keroprotein by customer.


KEROPROTEIN KIT EXPLAINED


CONSISTENCY IS KEY!

We Recommend Using Keroprotein Kit for 90 Days

Although Keroprotein Topical & Keroneedle gets to work right away to stimulate new hair growth.
But we recommend taking keroprotein for a minimum of 90 days to see the same results that the participants of the clinical trial saw, including:.
✔️ New Hair Growth
✔️ Denser Scalp
✔️ Increased Hair Length



HOW TO USE KEROPROTEIN?

1. Firstly roll 0.5mm Keroneedle every alternate day on your affected area on scalp in horizontal, vertical & diagonal direction.
2. Then apply Keroprotein Topical on your scalp & leave it overnight(to be applied daily).
3. Continue process for 90 days for best results



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