Redensyl 3% + Anagain 4% + Baicapil Advanced Hair Growth Serum (30ml) for Scalp with Korean Black Rice, Saw Palmetto Control Hair Fall, Stimulate Hair Regrowth, Increase Hair Density

This really has been a god sent.It really does work. certainly stopped the hair fall. I use their hairfall shampoo too and it has stopped my hairfall.

I purchased this serum in late february and have been using it 2-4 times a week since. The density of my hair has increased dramatically, as my partner has said “yay i can’t see your scalp anymore”. I used to be able to curl all my hair in 3 sections, i now have to section it into about 5. I’ve been using this product alongside hair oiling and taking biotin supplements. Highly recommend for the fine hair girlies

This is a great product one bottle lasted me a month everyday application. Has decreased my moderate to light shedding to very little. It takes it out of the shedding phase and into resting phase. Light weight and good spray bottle.

Not the same ingredients on Amazon that is marketed on bottle. I think it has generic ingredients and not official ingredients listed. I am not sure, but maybe that’s how it is written in India perhaps. Tried for a while, did not make any difference for me. Will look for something else.

Received the serum and immediately noticed a red flag: while the website markets "3% Redensyl & 4% Anagain," neither the percentages nor any Redensyl™ trademark appear anywhere on the actual product packaging or box. After researching online, I found I'm not alone in this concern. Multiple consumer discussions highlight this exact discrepancy between Pilgrim's digital marketing and physical labeling. The Redensyl name is a registered trademark of Givaudan, and legitimate brands typically display the ™ symbol and provide supplier verification. ​ When I contacted Pilgrim's customer service requesting a Certificate of Analysis or supplier documentation to confirm they're using genuine Givaudan Redensyl™, I received no substantive response addressing the authenticity question. Bottom line: The product may work for some users, but without transparent verification that this contains the trademarked active ingredient rather than a similar-sounding compound, I cannot recommend it. If Pilgrim is using authentic Redensyl™, they should have no problem providing documentation - the fact that they don't is concerning. Competitor brands are increasingly transparent about ingredient sourcing; Pilgrim's opacity here is a dealbreaker for me. Pros: Pleasant texture, reasonable price point Cons: No verification of branded ingredient authenticity, marketing claims not reflected on packaging

I used this everyday for a month,,, i didnt notice any difference, maybe its required for more long term useage but i wanted to see some results in the first month to make me want to continue with it and unfortunately i didnt