Hair Growth Serum Spray with Rosemary Oil & Batana, Biotin for Hair Loss & Thinning Hair, Thicker & Fuller Hair for Women & Men, 2 oz

I’ve been using this Hair Growth Serum Spray for about a month now, and I am truly impressed! I was skeptical at first, but I started seeing real improvements in hair thickness and growth after just a couple of weeks. My hair feels fuller, softer, and looks much healthier overall. The blend of rosemary, batana oil, and biotin is a game changer—it’s nourishing without being greasy, and the spray makes it super easy to apply directly to the scalp without making a mess. I love that it’s lightweight and absorbs quickly, so I can use it daily without any buildup. I’ve struggled with thinning edges and hair loss over the past year, and this product is one of the few that’s actually made a visible difference. It works great for both women and men, and I even got my partner to start using it! Highly recommend this to anyone dealing with hair thinning or just looking to boost growth naturally. Definitely worth the price—I’ll be reordering for sure!

On my second order of this. I want to say I think it is working. I use this a.m. and p.m. Hair thinning along hair line and in bangs area on crown. Does not make my hair greasy at all and no bad smell. No smell at all actually. Easy to use - feels like you are putting water on your head. Put it on and work it in to your scalp. Will continue to order to see if more hairs pop up.

I bought this on impulse. I have not suddenly lost a lot of hair that was noticeable to me-- my hair has always been thin and fine and gets oily super fast. After noticing in ohotos from a recent trip that my hair looked even thinner than normal, I dropped this in my cart and let it sit for a week before competing the purchase. I really didn't expect much. Dry shampoo and other things like that barely work for my hair- making fine hair heavier is not a great solution. Those products also usually make my scalp break out- not a lot of hair there to absorb it and all. 'So how could this be different?' I thought.... Well, I noticed a difference from the very start! I sprayed it on my scalp at night and as soon as it dried, my hair was fluffier and healthier and denser feeling. Same was true upon waking the next am, when usually my hair is an oil slick by morning. I continue to use it- just once a day, at night, even though I believe it suggests using twice a day. I will hopefully find time to use it in the morning after shampooing eventually, but for now, I feel like it is truly improving the overall density of my hair immediately and I guess time will tell if it actually encourages new hair growth.

I made two mistakes with ordering this one. 1 your to put it on every day well I don’t wash my hair every day so says it goes in then then massage into hair and dries your hair and will not leave a residue oily yucky hair all day I tried blow drying it. I tried styling gel and styling it, but it still had kind of an oily greasy residue. I tried it for a couple of different days when I was staying home and ended up on one of the days just washing it out of my hair because it just was awful. 2 I didn’t get it returned in time so now I have this very expensive product. That’s no good to use. Beware unless you’re a person who takes a shower every single day and washes your hair and can put it in your hair and then blow dry it and style it and using styling gel and curl your hair or whatever you don’t think you’re gonna like it cause I couldn’t use it long enough to even see if it made a difference on the thickness and volume and fullness of my hair and improving my scalp condition for somebody who’s older and losing her hair. It’s hard for a woman to lose her hair. Well, actually it’s hard for everyone to lose their hair.

I bought this thinking it was mostly a simple rosemary spray, but if you look into the ingredients (kind of tucked away in the description), it actually contains a wide range of powerful actives — rosemary is just one of many. Alongside botanicals like Thuja orientalis, it also includes adenosine and diamino­pyrimidine oxide (a minoxidil analog), plus other components that could contribute to hair growth. It’s clear the formula was thoughtfully put together and offers alternatives to finasteride and minoxidil, which is appealing if you want to avoid mainstream options. That said, I wish the product page highlighted these other actives more instead of mainly promoting rosemary oil. Some of these ingredients are worth putting front and center because they may be just as impactful. The formula feels well-researched, but since it relies on less-studied alternatives, there’s naturally some uncertainty about long-term results and safety. I emailed them to ask about the Thujone content, since I’ve read that Thujone is a potent neurotoxin, and I wanted to know how concentrated it is in this formula and whether there’s any real risk when applied topically. I also asked how many sprays they recommend per use, because that’s not listed on the bottle. Instead of answering, they asked for my order number. I sent it, but a few days later I still haven’t heard back. On my first use, I applied three sprays to thinning areas and massaged it in. I noticed headaches and lightheadedness for about four hours afterward. This could be due to various ingredients with vasodilating properties that might lower blood pressure, such as adenosine (which is used in iv's to temporarily stop the heart). While the risk is probably low for most people, I tend to react strongly to topicals, so I may be in the small group who feel those effects. I also noticed some shedding throughout the day — small hairs falling out when I rubbed my scalp. I don't normally experience this. This could be due to an initial shedding phase, which is possible with ingredients like adenosine and diaminopyrimidine oxide, similar to what can happen with Rogaine. While shedding can be alarming, it isn’t necessarily a bad thing in the long run, as it can be part of the hair growth cycle reset. Just something to be aware of. As for the reviews, most say the same things like “not greasy,” “I like it,” or “I think it’s working,” but almost none show before-and-after photos or detailed results. Without that, it’s harder to gauge how well it works across different people. Overall, this is a promising formula with well-chosen ingredients, and I’m sure it could work for many. I’m just undecided if it’s the right fit for me.