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Amazing succes!

Joost — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 04:00:27 GMT

Hi all,

Its been 2 years ago when I started with nisim. After try alot of methods I came across nisim. This was the day best day of my life! In these 2 years I kept my hair from fallig out and had some regrowt. My hair looks very health these days so does my scalp. my hairloss is fully under control with Nisim. I will soon post some before and after fotos! Thanks alot nisim!

last week I also added propecia to my regim in the hope my hair gets even better! I will keep you guys posted!

Sorry for my English!

perhaps also very helpful, is this amazing hairloss ebook. It helped me alot perhaps it does help you 2

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new to forum

tinytim — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 08:57:42 GMT

Hi guys i am from uk and wonder does the shampoo still contain sodium laureth sulfates as i have heard this is bad ingredient.

Sulphate free shampoo

Number 8 — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 18:34:03 GMT

My question regards your new sulphate free shampoo and it's ingredients. Your website states the new sulphate free shampoo features:
Serenoa Repens
Urtica Doica
Carmelilia Sinesis
Capcium Annuum

Whilst the oily to normal shampoo features:
Glycine Soja
Panax Ginseng
Castanea Sativa
Arnica Montana
Hedera Helix
Geranium Maculatum

My question basically regards the serenoa repens in the new shampoo. As there is evidence to it is apparently a DHT inhibitor, I like the fact it is in the new shampoo, but it also appears that the active ingredients are not the same as is claimed.
The normal to oily shampoo greatly reduces my hairloss, however over the last few weeks I have been thinking that it also may be reducing hair density, so have ordered some extract. I have read that sodium laureth sulpahte can damage hair, so would it make sense to try this shampoo?

Has it been tested much? I'm reluctant to change since the normal to oily appears to be working.

I thought I would include my nisim story too.....
I first tried the shampoo and then also the extract over 2 years ago. After initially using just the shampoo for 4 months (i reached probably a similar situation to the one im in now). I then used the extact for about 14 months at which point i wondered whether it was really doing much. I chose not to continue purchasing the products, and bought the lasercomb. I used this stand alone and this seemed to be really effective, with my hair thickening quickly. In hindsight this was probably
the effect of the nisim that I wasn't patient enough to appreciate, as since then my hair has thinned out considerably. So then I got back on the shampoo and continued with the lasercomb in the hope I wouldn't have to resort to the costly extract. Unfortunately I've reached the point where I could do with regrowing again, so have ordered more extract.

Couple of questions, I've considered dropping the lasercomb as I thought it may be responsible for my hair continuing to thin since getting back on the shampoo, despite very little shedding. (or is this just a result that i probably had many dead hairs nearly a year off the shampoo that have slowly fallen out?)
can you recommend the new sulpahte shampoo to work as the normal to oily? Will you be producing the large bottles?
Thanks a lot

Vitabiotics wellman tricologic or Mega Vitamins for the Hair?

dilly — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 16:11:04 GMT

In addition to the Nisim products, which hair tablets should I take along side them?

http://www.vitabiotics.com/tricologic/man_formula.aspx

or

http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/pages/product_detail.asp?pid=101&prodid=271&cid=241&sid=0

The Mega Vitamins do have alot more RDA but are they more key compared to Wellman's?

Insecure on what shampoo to use?

negerknut — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 01:36:49 GMT

Hello!

I've been using Nisim Shampoo and Extract for about 3-4 months (so far, so good), and I've both used the Dry to Normal and the Normal to Oily shampoo, but are still strugling to find out WHICH of them who fits me the most!

I'm not really sure if I have a dry og oily scalp, so I probably have a normal - I think. And if so, is it the same what kind of shampoo I use?

I mean, personally, when I first started with the Normal to Oily Shampoo, I felt fine and had no problems with drying out, and my scalp felt fine. But when I tested out the Dry to Normal Shampoo, my scalp felt a bit dryer (I'm not sure if it actually was) and my scalp felt irritated at times - but not all the time (I wash max 1 time a day). Isn't that kind of the opposite of what it's meant to be?

Can anyone of the Admins give me some advices? Is this maybe a common reaction if I actually have a normal scalp, or maybe an oily scalp?

Anyway, Thanks!

Happy Norwegian Customer

Extract question

R.A. — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:58:24 GMT

I have three questions:
1) I have several areas in my head where I need hair regrowth so when applying the extract, I should have 5-10 drops in each area or 5-10 drops only in all areas?
2) If my hair is oily by nature, will I get same results if I apply the gel formula rather than original formula?
3) How fast does DHT accumulates in scalp? If I don't shower my hair for one day, does that mean that the next time I will lose more hair than usual?

Thanks a lot!

Love Nisim products

R.A. — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 09:57:00 GMT

After 5 days of using Nisim shampoo, hair loss has decreased dramatically. One month ago, I was crying because of the huge amount of hair I am losing but now I feel happier with using this product. Even when I brush now, I don't see any hair falling out. The conditioner has removed the dandruff and my hair looks cleaner and healthier.
I am also using the extract to regrow the hair that I have lost but I think it's too early now to comment on its efficiency.
Thanks

parabens

gia — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 10:26:33 GMT

why they are parabens only in the conditioner and not in the shampoo also?

Extract and showering..

stubs86 — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 20:52:53 GMT

Ive been using the shampoo alone when I noticed my hair dropping. So happy with the results, went and bought the extract. I put in on when I wake up, but then shower about an hour later. Should I hold off on applying the extract until AFTER the shower?

Well im anxious to see results if any. You hear great things about the shampoo. Any feedback/advice on the extract?

Additional info:
use about 6-9 drops
(I pat it down *tap tap* after applying to get the liquid to my scalp..)
crown area
massage for about a minute

Thanks for the help and products.
-Satisfied customer

New bottle of Nisim....shedding

shennie — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 02:18:09 GMT

Hi..i've been using Nisim for the last 4 years..i've noticed that its managed my hair loss.....recently as a i do every few months i bought a new bottle of nisim(oily hair)....ive just noticed an increase in shedding unlike before....

has the formula changed ? i have started doing more cardio lately...so i've been washing my hair sometimes twice a day. ...could it be that i'm washing my hair to frequently >

Vitamins and Nisim

MM — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 13:18:23 GMT

I'm wondering if I can use "Hair Essentials™ for Hair Growth" vitamins with Nisim. "Hair Essentials™ for Hair Growth" also targets DHT. In addition, it adds nutrients. These are the ingredients:

Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens) (berry):
Fo Ti (He Shou Wu; Polygonum multiflorum) (root):
MSM (methylsulfonylmethane):
Collagen Type II (hyaluronic acid and chondroitin complex):
L-Cysteine:
L-Methionine:
Bu Gu Zhi (Psoralea corylifolia) (fruit):
Han Lian Cao (Eclipta prostrata) (herb):
Horsetail Extract (Equisetum spp.) (herb) (7% Silica):
Borage Seed Oil (GLA fatty acid):
White Tea Extract (Camellia sinensis) (leaf) (80% Polyphenols):
Rice Bran:
Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) (seed):
Flax Seed Oil (Omega-3 fatty acid):
Black Pepper (Piper nigrum) (seed):
Vitamin A (as beta-carotene):
Vitamin C (as calcium ascorbate):
Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopherol succinate):
Biotin:
Iodine (from Kelp):
Zinc (as amino acid chelate):

Masturbation a cause of hairloss?

MM — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 16:10:31 GMT

Hey,

I've read that testosterone increases DHT in the scalp. If this is true, can high masturbation/ sexual activity accelerate hair loss?
In 7th-8th grade, I became hooked on masturbation after I've been told to try it by peers (funny ha). Since then, I've masturbated pretty much daily. I do not recall a time when I had at least a week without doing it. 4-5 years later, hair loss becomes apart of my life before I became 18 yrs old. Looking back at pictures, hair loss was in effect shortly after my 17th birthday.
My brother (21) has no sign of hair loss. My other brother (24-25) is experiencing hair loss; however, I feel mine is accelerating faster.
Some other reason that could be part of my hair loss is that I never really stuck with one shampoo. When I ran out of my shampoo, I used my mothers...or my sisters...or my brothers.
Also, I noticed I had dandruff in my hair sometime last year during school. Well, I think it was. white particles would fall as I rubbed my hair. I don't know if this stopped because I used head and shoulders 1 month before Nisim or after I began using Nisim.

Do you have any idea what can be the cause of my hair loss????

Could Nisim help me regrow hair????? My thinning hair is noticeable and it seems that my hairloss is faster than average. I feel the top of my head has thinned as a whole.

I've been using Nisim for 1 month and a half. I don't know if my hairloss is better or worse b/c I've had different cuts of haircut.

Thanks for your time.

Question

acshirains — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 19:29:58 GMT

Hi admin, I just had a quick question. So I just recently started using the shampoo and extract and I wanted to know if I could use Caboki, the concealer. Would that in any way interfere with the extract and what it does?

Most Suitable Product(s) Combination

Star — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 23:02:53 GMT

Hello,

I am a young adult and I have been suffering from alopecia areata for several years now. As a last resort, and after periods of excessive hairloss, I somehow came across this product. Therefore, I would just like to know more about how this product may help reduce my hairloss and I was wondering which combination of products would be the most optimal choice for a young lady in my situation (since I'm a little confused with all the different products and brands advertised on the website).

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hair falling during Nisim

MM — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 22:16:54 GMT

It's been a month since I've used Nisim. At first, I was loosing a lot of hair and the shampoo controlled it. Now, I'm noticing that when I brush my hand across my scalp, hair falls off. I'm not sure if this usually happens because I havn't checked in a long time. I read online that it is normal to loose 100 hairs a day. I feel like it's a lot of hairs falling off, considering most is around my thinning area. What should I do?

Does the shampoo & conditioner regrow hair or only stop hair loss?

NickG — Tue, 17 May 2011 14:48:35 GMT

I just ordered the shampoo and conditioner, and I was wondering if they have been proven to grow new hair as well as stopping the hair loss, or is it only the extract that regrows hair?

Thanks,
Nick

How long is extract effective?

nick — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 10:35:25 GMT

I have been using extract and shampoo for almost 4 years and I suppose I am happy with the results. Over the years I have noticed changes but I can't seem to get what I want especially thickness in crown and front hairline. I also have a two inch by 1/2 inch "stripe" on top front that is mostly grey, thin, fine hair which doesn't want to change. I still have many fine, light hairs that haven't transformed into thick dark hair yet. Also, many tiny hairs that are shorter than the other thicker hairs. I guess my question is do you just continue using the extract for "as long as it takes till ur happy" When do u say thats as good as it is gonna get, 5, 10, 20 years? Sometimes I feel like just giving up but I can't. I know I am certainly keeping the hair I still have and the new ones that have come in over the years but I'm just tired and want to stop so how much longer will this go on? I think I need motivation to continue. Thanks for your time.

Non effective shampoo, what about extract?

takillas — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 05:52:48 GMT

One of my customers complaints that while using Nisim shampoo he did not notice any reduction in hair loss. He asks me if he could use the Nisim extract together with a shampoo from another brand?

Would the extract be as effective as combined with Nisim shampoo?

Does the extract contain more or less the same ingredients with Nisim shampoo and therefore we could say that the extract would be as ineffective as the shampoo?

Thanks in advance for your advice!

How to use properly

uk229 — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 06:27:48 GMT

i have been an inconsistant user of nisim for a while but i got a job recently so bought the shampoo and extract and im unsure whether im using the extract right (oliy) can someone tell me exactly the best technique to use to maximise result.

New to Nisim

MM — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 18:26:53 GMT

I'm very excited to start using Nisim products. I'm 17 and noticed that my hair is thinning on the front. My hairline has pushed back. I have a few questions about using the Nisim Products.

1. Will applying the extract before I run/workout affect how long it'll take to grow hair?
2. Can the Nisim Shampoo be used as a daily shampoo?

nisim

tinytim — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 08:59:57 GMT

Hi is nisim working on any new hair loss topicals such as stem cell research.

Nisim biofactors has made my hair incredibly dry

AbbyJ — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:04:11 GMT

I bought the tri pack of shampoo, conditioner & gel extract for dry hair, and have used it 3 times on alternate days. From the first use my hair which was previously very thin but soft and shiny, has become horribly dry. When wet it shrinks up on itself into and unmanageable ball, and when dry it feels like straw, even when I use leave in conditioner. I really want to keep using the product to see the end result, but at the moment it feels like it is actually damaging my hair, is this normal? there's no way i can use it every day as recommended, i dread to think how bad my hair would feel if I did. I can't even return it as the company I bought it from only offers the money back guarantee on the smallest size packs and I bought the 8 oz bottles.

Question about haircuts

TheWon — Tue, 31 May 2011 14:18:21 GMT

I've had thinning hair around the temples and crown, so I've always made it manageable by getting a buzzcut every 2 weeks or so. I recently started the Shampoo treatment around 4 weeks ago, and the Extract treatment 2 weeks ago.

I noticed some areas being filled out better, and my hair does feel a bit thicker. It's been 4 weeks since I had a haircut, and I was considering getting another buzz cut. I was wondering if this would disrupt the growing process? Should I wait a bit longer to get a haircut?

strange question

The guy that always has the strange results. — Tue, 17 May 2011 08:58:37 GMT

I have been using your shampoo for about 4 or 5 years now. When I started I used the gel and it made a big difference. I still use the shampoo and I truly believe it continues to reduce my hair loss.
Over the last year or so I've developed melasma on my forehead. I've read this is caused by excess estrogen in my body and was wondering, since your product breaks down testosterone in the scalp could this contribute to the colouration of my forehead?
I have cut back on all dietary contributors to this condition and there is no colouration anywhere else on my body.
Has there been any other reports of anything like this?

Question about the Shampoo

TheWon — Wed, 04 May 2011 18:02:06 GMT

I've experienced slight thinning around the crown and temple area. I haven't totally lost hair there (there's some parts where it's really thin), and the light started reflecting off my head as well. Would the shampoo totally reverse this process, thickening the hair, or would I have to get the extract as well?

14 months and confused

bigwig — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 17:10:55 GMT

I have been using nisim extract with shampoo for over 14 months now, and I am really just not sure where it is going. At the 8 month mark I felt that the product was really starting to work and I was really happy. I think after about the 10 month mark i became a bit less vigorous with my shampooing technique. I didnt use the finger tips, but just my palms and fingers. I thought that would be enough. This is the only cause I can attribute to the progress going downhill. It just became thinner. The follicle thickness and hair count. At the time I wasnt sure if it was the extract or shampoo, now i think it was probably the shampoo. I didnt spend much time looking in the mirror, so I was slow to notice the thinning. I am tall and my head is usually cut off on the mirror. I have been shampooing very comprehensively for about 2.5 months now. Often at 2 separate times each day. I think hair has regrown. I am sure. THere is quite a bit of hair there but it is so thin. If it thickened up I would be very happy. I am just not sure if it ever will. I don't notice hair falling out. THe hair loss seems to be under control. Honestly, with nisim a notice much less hair falling out, but that could be because rogaine makes it stick to your comb more. I just wish the follicles would thicken. Well sometimes they look quite thick and other times they look really thin. I dont know whats going on with it. My gf notices that as well. She says if theres oil in it then it looks thinner. The only 'oil' i put in is the extract (original). This is not the image I had in mind 15 months ago. I was using rogaine and propecia before that. I am definitely better off with nisim that without, but this process is a winding road fraught with pot holes. Like how best to apply the extract, that you should rinse very thoroughly after last shampoo before the conditioner, etc. I think I will give it till July and see where it stands. Otherwise im going to use rogaine. My hair does seem very healthy. Silky. I hope I am using the right shampoo, Normal to Oily. I want it to work but its painful. Dare I ask but what do you think? I suppose time will tell. This shit is stressful. One question I have is why do you say apply extract after you have towel dried your hair? Does this make the extract more effective than putting it on when your scalp and hair are totally dry? Oh well.

Should I stop using the shampoo?

smudge — Sun, 01 May 2011 12:15:09 GMT

Hi - I am a 36 year old female who is recently experiencing a period of excessive shedding/ hairloss. I started using your shampoo 4 days ago and have had an increase in shedding and hairloss each day. Should I stop using the product? I do not know what type of hairloss I have - I had bloodwork done only to have nothing show up as a cause - so my guess is a combination of AGA and TE due to stress... but again I am not sure. I have not had a scalp biopsy done, as I do not understand what it will show. Are there types of female hairloss that nisim does not work for? If so, what are these. Please advise as if I should stop using the shampoo and move on to finding a different solution, I would like to do it asap... (I also bought the scalp treatment to regrow hair - but have not used it yet, as I wanted to get my hairloss under control first.)

Thank you.

Sold in stores?

TheWon — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 01:04:19 GMT

I live in Mississauga, is this product sold in any retail location, or is it exclusively through the website?

delivery to indonesia

chunkir — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 05:01:24 GMT

I am interested in buying the products. can nisim international shipping to indonesia?

Delivery Cost - South Africa

Alex_2011 — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 07:12:58 GMT

I would like to order Nisim shampoo, but the delivery costs seems disproportionately high.

To deliver a 50 dollar bottle to South Africa seems to cost an additional 130 dollars just for the shipping?

Is this correct?
Are your products available in South Africa via any other channels?

delivery cost..... :-S

greko1987 — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 01:27:37 GMT

I am interested in buying the products. However, I tried doing delivery and when i saw that it would cost around 140AU$ in delivery i didn't bother.

Is there any other way to find it cheaper with a nisim supplier.

Maybe in australia or somewhere it wouldn't cost more than what the products would cost to deliver?

Thank

Started Nisim

antied77 — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 12:55:56 GMT

Hello,

I've been using the shampoo and biofactors for about 3 weeks now. I understand that my hair should stop shedding completely within the first week if I shampoo every day? The first week I shampooed maybe 5-6 of the 7 days and did not notice that my haird stopped shedding. so I called and spoke to someone who suggested I try for another week continuously. I've done this for about a week and a half now. My hair is still shedding. I usually lose around 200+ and it seems to be less but I have not counted. Do you think it's working or am I a lost cause?

Side effects?

mi8 — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 17:52:07 GMT

Hi,

I have just recently found Nisim products and have read whatever information the site has to offer. The site claims that there are no side effects but a little google search led me to this:

http://www.hairlossfighters.org/treatment-reviews/nisim-biofactors-review.html

Side Effects

The makers of Nisim BioFactors claim that there are no side effects from the use of their product. With that said, the sexual side effects of products containing saw palmetto are fewer than those that include finesteride. Some users may notice a lower sexual libido. In addition, as with any topical treatments, redness, dryness, or itchiness of the scalp may be experienced.

I see that Saw Palmetto is indeed one of the ingredients in the shampoo and in the extract.

So this is a little concerning for me as I have not even considered medications such as Propecia for fear of these sexual side effects.

So why does Nisim claim that there are no side effects if saw palmetto is observed to have these sort of effects?

Normal to Dry?

nisim1 — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 00:57:44 GMT

I just started using Nisim and have the normal to dry system. Recently I read some of the posts here and saw that most men typically use normal to oily to get the best results. I was wondering if I should try this as well to see if there is a large difference. I still lose hair in the shower but I can't tell if I'm losing less or not. I also saw a couple posts that talked about washing and rinsing 5 times once to get results. Could you explain the reasoning behind that? Thanks

Trying Nisim

HairyPotter — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 22:07:36 GMT

Hi.

I'm a 29 year old male, and I have recently (during the last year) noticed that I have a receding hairline. My first preventive step was to shave my hair really short - which works pretty well - but I would also like stop my hair from receding any further.

Searching around the Internet would eventually lead me to find out about the Nisim products that claim not only to halt hair loss, but even to grow it back! This was exciting, but i was a little skeptical at first. After reading around I decided to try it out for myself, so I recently bought the Nisim shampoo and the Hair stimulating extract. I have been using it for about 2 weeks, so i can't really give any feedback on the results yet. I will try to report on that later.

I also had a few general questions that I hoped the Admin could answer. He/She seems to be active and helpful.

On a normal day I only shower in the morning and I apply the extract before I go to bed. On some instructions it says that you have to use the shampoo and extract together, but does that mean immediately after or is during the same day fine?

I have read that for optimal result I should use it twice a day, and I have also read that you should use it minimum two times a day: which one is right?

I also prefer not to apply it in the morning, so I'm using the extract only once per day. If I'm in the group of people who can benefit from Nisim products, will I get any effect from using it only once a day?

Nothing is working

ThinningHelplessly — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 08:23:00 GMT

Hello,

Ive been using the Nisim normal to dry shampoo and conditioner with extract for more than 3 months without any improvement. I always had very thick curly hair and started to notice thinning througout the entire top of my head. I am a 28 year old man. I have been taking vitamins regularly including extra biotin, this seemed to improve the healthy and appearance of my hair but the thinning only slightly slowed. I began using the miracle shampoo that claims to stop hair loss in a week. My hair didnt look bad, it was just obviously thinning so i was content to stop the hair loss. I started using the shampoo, conditioner, and original formula extract and noticed that there was a blue sticker covering a message that reads "controls excess hair loss". I emailed the company and asked why this sticker was on the bottle covering up the very reason people buy the product and received no response. After the first month i noticed an increase in my hair loss, no reduction at all. I didnt like the original formula extract and decided to switch to the gel extract. The second month passed and my hair loss had gotten even worse, i was not shedding more then ever. Initially i believed it to be simply the whole new product and folicule stimulation bs, but at this point i began to see that that was not the case. When entering the third month, i switched back to the original formula extract to see if that had anything to do with the increase, i compared ingredients they are basically the same, and my hair loss continued to increase.

I use the products exactly how they are directed without skipping a beat. Shampoo twice, apply conditioner, MASSAGE not rub the extract into your scalp. No mistakes, double and triple checked. Now, after nearly four months i am visibly thin in the back of my head (growing bald spot) and have a receding hairline with visible thining all across the front of my head. I can no longer hide it. The product dried me out, made my hair look dead, and made me go bald. I stopped using the extract a couple of days ago, and my hair loss has begun to slow. If my hair loss continues to slow, its obvious that i was a victim of their "clinical trials" and this is where they see their results. I am yet to read of a success story outside of the obvious nisim employees that bounce from forum to forum trying to encourage people to continue using this product.

My recommendation to those that have hair loss is to make sure you shower in softened filtered water, this helps with dryness on your scalp. Dont over use shampoo, take vitamins to keep your health, and excercise. Eat healthy, and use natural products. Chemicals are bad for you and your hair. This may not help you regrow your hair as most of us pray for but it will at least keep you strong and healthy with the possibility of slowing the unfortunate event. I hvae used many products including finpecia and minoxodil, and none of them caused such a major level of hair loss as nisim products (literally would see 50 hairs in one brush with the comb). Im only hoping that my discontinuation will allow me to bounce back at least a little.

Sorry for the bad story..

Colored Hair?

KathleenAnn — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 15:01:08 GMT

Many shampoos, even Nioxin, have formulas for chemically treated and colored hair. Nisim does not. Are Nisim hair products safe for use on chemically treated or colored hair? Or will it fade the color faster?

1 year on ...

keesh — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 04:06:45 GMT

Hi all,

I started the Nisim Shampoo/extracts one year ago and these are my results.

Firstly i am 26yrs old, i have receded a lot, this did not bother me massively till i noticed my hair was going on top and i was starting to basically have a band across my hair creating a island at the front. This freaked me out so i shot over to a hair speciallist and they basically did a hair count and some tests. Results were that from samples taken i have 12% living hair, which is bad! Next was to put me on propecia ------ NO CHANCE... They didnt tell me about nisim i basicaly came across nisim from excellent views i read on ask doc web. I tried Procerin and Provillus but quickly realised these were total scams.

One major thing i would see was about 10 hairs a day on my pillow and about a loss of 50 in the shower. I found within a week that this was reduced. I also found that my pillow had about 3 hairs on and all seemed brilliant. I was also applying the extract but to be honest found nisim really didn't give you much guidance on this. Dont rub it in massage it? i keep my fingers in one place and massage then move my fingers around my scalp changing positions. Some bottles i receive say massage for 1 minute in one area some dont. At the start i did the 1 minute massage on each area, and my fingers were killing at the end. So i had to reduce this to about 20-30 seconds. I suggest that Nisim put a better video on youtube.com, some guys hand having nisim rubbed in is very confusing!! could you not get some dude with hair loss doing it?

After one year i will keep using nisim, i have found the shampoo works brilliantly, however the extract i really cant be sure on. I really dont think i have regrowth, maybe some very light small white hairs but nothing major. A question for admin, will these hairs get bigger? i think if they all got thicker and changed to a dark brown then i would notice hair regrowth.

My advice to any new customer looking for results would be to defiantly 100% try the shampoo. It does work, and it will slow your hair loss. But regarding the extracts - well i would only do this if u have the extra money. Its very costly and looking over the forum and from my personal experiences its not a winning formula. There are simply not enough positive results to make out this stuff works for more than a few percent of people.

Sodium Laureth Sulfate

Ray — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 13:33:58 GMT

I've read that the manufacturing process to make sodium laureth sulfate creates a contaminant called 1,4-dioxane. Does Nisim remove this contaminant from NewHair Biofactors?

Ray

Have been using Nisim Shampoo & Extract since Nov 2009

Nisimuser32 — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 16:35:18 GMT

Hi, I thought it is time to post my experiences using the Nisim Shampoo and Extract for over 1 year now. When I was 26 I noticed I was looking hair at my temples and also on my crown. This really freaked me out and as most men, tried frantically to find the silver affordable bullet to curb my hair loss. I tried some diet changes but nothing helped.

As I live in Canada, I stumbled accross Nisim and it seemed to be helping some people, so I found a local distributor and bought a small bottle of the shampoo. As claimed within 1 week of using the Shampoo I noticed my hair loss (50 strands a day) literally stopped and was only losing a few a day. Also the shampoo really made my hair feel and look thicker. Since I had a good experience with the shampoo, I decided to try the extract. I noticed hair regrowth after about 3-4 months. I must admit there were periods of shedding where I tried washing 5 times. I noticed it happened one and a while. After 1 year of using the shampoo and extract, I haven't seen a shedding for quite a while.

One question for the admin. I take a shower in the evening and wash my hair with Nisim shampoo. I'll then put the extract in after the shower. I then reapply the extract in the morning before work. I use the original formula (liquid). I found the gel made my hair too gresy.

It's been about 13 months so far and my crown isn't fully formed yet. It's better than it was. I got lucky I got onto Nisim before I had bald patches, but I would love my crown to be better. Don't get me wrong it isn't bad, but when I apply the extract and look at my crown in the mirror, it could be much thicker than it is. I follow your instructions on how to apply the extract and don't rub. Is there anything else I can do to improve my crown?

How long should I continue to use the extract until it will no longer improve my regrowth. Once the extract proces is complete, is there anything you suggest after, other than just use the shampoo to continue my hair regrowth.

In summary, if anyone is thinking about using Nisim, I would see if there's a local distributor so you don't have to pay shipping, and you should at the very least do what I did and buy the small shampoo and try it. If your hair stops falling out within 5 days, then I think you are really going to appreciate Nisim.

Thanks for making a great product.