May 16, 2008
Product Review- Inhairit
Inhairit is a topical solution used on the scalp which is claimed to slow the effects of DHT on the scalp. DHT is known as one possible influencing factor on male pattern baldness, and is believed to bind with and slowly degrade hair follicles in genetically predisposed men and women. By slowing the binding of this hormone, Inhairit claims to slow and even stop the hair loss process and restore the growth of hair.
This is not a very popular product, with minimal reviews and users, so this is also a considered factor, but basically, the product falls on average. There are more cases wherein there were no results. The good thing about this product, is it comes with a 180 day money back guarantee, which is twice the regular guarantees offered by other companies. It’s also very cheap, so not getting any benefits is not a devastating loss.
Inhairit (1 month supply)
$34.95 (plus shipping)
Comments on Product Review- Inhairit »
Daniel @ 5:38 pm
Your comment about Inhairit is unfair. I have been using this product for over 4 months and I can definitely say this is much better product in compare to some most expensive I used earlier. May be you are a competition.
Geoff @ 1:00 am
Daniel,
I'm glad it worked for you. What I was trying to point out when making this review was that it didn't really work for most. As I always try to indicate in every review I make, which I missed in this one apparently, treatments always depend on what is most ideal for you, it's just a matter or looking into products to find which is best. What works for one may not work for all, and, in reality, what works for most may be ineffective to one.
Thank you for your comment, it's good to see the different effects on different people.
Geoff
Chris @ 1:27 pm
I suspect that "Daniel" is the manufacturer of Inhairit posing as a customer. The reason I suspect this is that the English has some mistakes, the same kind of mistakes that the manufacturer, who is Indian, makes in his comments on their web site. This is the usual bad Indian English, missing articles (like 'a') and not using correct English grammar. Now I know that I am not going to try Inhairit, because the manufacturer is pretending to be a customer. This is dishonest. As they say in India, you are trying to "cheat" us. — Oh and by the way, that "180-day money back guarantee" that they supposedly offer ONLY applies to unopened, "resellable" containers of Inhairit. That is a pretty useless "guarantee".
John Doe @ 5:03 pm
The question is, is this the same Daniel that went through all these other products on here and bombed on them or are these 2 different people. Also why is there none of the other bazillion hair loss products on here, for one how about samsons secret? I can not find any reviews on this product, although it does seem promising. I did have some positive results with burdock root as well. Another thing I may try is the essiac tea, this is a 4 herb tea that I have "heard" caused hair regrowth in individuals that took it for other reasons than hair regrowth. Look it up.
Daniel Knepshield @ 5:09 pm
Dear "John Doe"
I am responding to your above remarks. No, the two Daniels are not the same. I left some other comments on this site, but I am NOT the "Daniel" who left the comment above regarding Inhairit. I know nothing about the product and won't comment on something I am unfamiliar with.
Also, you said I "bombed on" several other products listed here. I did no such thing. All I did was attempt to clear up some misinformation that was written in the reviews. The only product I said anything negative about was Heradone, because it was a bogus product sold by a company infamous for scamming consumers. The owner is either in jail or facing serious jail-time.