How soon does the hair grow back on average?
84715
I had been epilating for about 6 months previous, so I may have slower regrowth, but I definitely need to epilate every week. However, my friend can get away with 2 to 3 weeks, but she's been epilating for 2 years. I believe it's a very individual need based on speed of regrowth, amount of hair and how much regrowth you can stand.
84716
This epilator doesn't even get most of the hair. It just breaks it off so you have to go over your skin with a razor. Don't waste your money if you have dark or thick hair. It also causes ingrown hairs. I WANT MY MONEY BACK.
84717
It took about 3 weeks til I started seeing some hair come back but surprising not all has came back at all and it's been 2 months! Everyone's different though.
84718
I guess hair regrowth rates are different for everyone....but typically I try to remove hair once every two to three weeks. It hurts a lot less when the hair has not fully grown back in.
278416
I've been using it for about 18 months now and there are some places where the hair doesn't grow back so the answer is yes, in some cases. For example, hair growth on my legs is about 80% sparser and takes a lot longer to grow back. Maintenance for me is much less frequent. I've used it on my legs, arms, underarms, and neck/face and am happy with the results.
1719855
I lost 40 % of my hair after surgery/anesthesia and some of the medicines I was on. Day after day, I saw an alarming amount of hair loss. In complete desperation I tried the Phyto Phytolium, I first noticed less hair shedding, then after the 2nd- 3rd month...new hair growth. It's been 8 months since my surgery, and I still use the Phyto Phytolium. I'm pleased it worked for me and I hope to recover as much as my hair as I can.
1594072
It does take 2 to 12 weeks to see your first growth spurt, but mostly it takes 2 to 6 weeks. Each growth spurt is about a quarter of an inch.
1177001
Yes, I had a sew in for 6 months (take down-rebriad every 4 weeks) this was making my new growth come in faster. When I finally took my hair down in Dec. It was much longer and fuller. I will send a pic if I can...or attach
1119142
It depend on many factors. Color of hair, length, are you going to touchi it up daily. I would say approx. 2-3 at best.
1405438
It depends on how fast or slow your hair grows. If after 2 days you can't stand it, then I would say yes. Me personally, yes, I use it after two days and this is why. Prior to purchasing it I let me leg hair grow for over a week. Drove me insane! But I had all my hair growing out so when I did use this, I got it all rather then deal with having more the next day since your hair grows in cycles. A few days later, I noticed TONS of ingrown hairs!! Omg I must have had a hundred of them! So I pluck and dug and plucked away for most of the day. I had even been using the exfoliating rags every other day! I also noticed when it pulled the hairs, most of them didn't have a root, and you know what that means....it broke the hairs rather then pull them out! Hence, the ingrowns..... so now two days is tops for me. If you leave the purple guard off, it gets right against your skin and as long as your skin is tight, it won't pinch or grab you and it pulls the hair by the root better.
1006162
The liquid and cream are the two fastest products Natureday has. It does take 2 to 12 weeks to see your first growth spurt, but mostly it takes 2 to 6 weeks. Each growth spurt is about a quarter of an inch.
608516
Its hard to give an exact amount of time that it lasts because I'm sure it's different for various hair types, and it fades slowly so you don't wake up one day and notice it's not straight anymore. But I have fine hair and would say it looked amazing for about a month, and good for another month, and since the third month my hair has been the same, which to me seems slightly better than pre-treatment. It's been almost 5 months and I'm ready to do the treatment again as soon as I trim my hair. It definitely didn't make my hair worse off in any way after it faded if that's what you're worried about.
285548
Yes! I'd say about 4 months since your hair is not as curly as mine. Thing is you may still want to use the iron. I still use it to give my ends a hint of a curl. Otherwise, my hair looks to straight.
1040149
Yes, this definitely helps stop hair fall / thinning within few weeks. However, new hair growth definitely takes some time which in my case was at least 3 months.
1770409
It really depends on grade of hair. But normally will last anywhere from 6 weeks to 3 months. Also depends on how straight you want your hair. Mine lasts about 3 months.
846827
i think it depends on the individual, im not a hairy person but i noticed maybe a week and a half for me
1719851
After 3 months, I saw some growth with my hair. You have to wait and give your hair a break from the product for 3 months, then you can start a new 3 month process. This is a great product, just follow the directions.
406053
I would say it took about a month - My Frenchie is 9 and has lost a lot of hair on his back and sides after about a month I notices tufts of new hair coming in.
1135797
For me it is 3 or 4 weeks and yes, the hair grows back thinner and slower the more it is used.
261396
As with any hair growth (from what I've learned just researching others' experiences) it can take a couple/few months. Since I'm trying to stick with the least amount of chemicals on my hair right now (since chemicals can deter growth) I am using an all-natural conditioner. I have to use a conditioner though because if not it would frizz up too bad. Phytoworx is only a shampoo from what I've read. Just fyi it does not lather like other shampoos but it's not supposed to either. That's no big deal to me. As long as it does what I paid for and from ALL the research I did on it, it should do the trick!! Quick tip - I'm not sure yet if this speeds up the process, but every other day or so I have been putting it on the more troubled spots while in a hot (steaming) shower to open up pores more. Then I'll leave it in (not rinsing it out) put a shower cap on for 1-4 or so hours (this keeps heat in and I'm guessing it helps to keep the pores open too) then I hop back in to rinse it out (with cool water). This is recommended with a lot of other (all-natural) treatments, so I'm just assuming it would in this case too! I've only had this product for a couple of weeks, so I would not have experienced any growth from it yet. I'll be sure to keep updating here though : ) Ash