Wet your scalp and hair thoroughly.

Apply the shampoo directly to the scalp, where hair growth activity occurs.

Massage gently for 1–2 minutes

• Use fingertips (never nails) in circular motions to boost circulation and allow active ingredients to absorb.

Leave the shampoo on for 2–5 minutes

• Many hair growth shampoos are “contact time” products, meaning they work better when left on briefly.

Rinse thoroughly.

Repeat if needed (optional, based on product instructions).

Use frequency:

• Typically 3–5 times per week, or as directed by your product.

• On alternate days, you can use a mild, non-medicated shampoo.

Store at room temperature, away from heat sources.

Keep it tightly closed to avoid contamination or drying out.

Avoid direct sunlight, which can degrade active ingredients like caffeine or botanical extracts.

Keep away from excessive humidity for long-term storage.

Ensure it’s out of reach of children.

If the product changes smell, color, or consistency, discontinue use.

Read the label first — different ingredients have different guidance.

Avoid contact with eyes. If it happens, rinse thoroughly with water.

Do not ingest the shampoo.

Patch test if you have sensitive skin
Apply a small amount to your inner forearm for 10–15 minutes and observe for irritation.

Stop using and consult a professional if you notice:

• Redness, itching, burning, or swelling

• Increased hair shedding that persists beyond 2–3 weeks

• Scalp irritation that does not improve

Avoid use on broken, irritated, or infected scalp unless advised by a healthcare provider.

If you color-treat or chemically treat your hair:
Some formulas with strong botanicals or exfoliating acids may cause dryness; check the label.

Pregnancy or breastfeeding:
Most hair growth shampoos are safe, but check ingredients if the formula includes strong botanicals or active compounds.

Do not combine multiple hair growth treatments (e.g., strong essential oils with other actives) without guidance, as it may irritate the scalp.

**Avoid as it may irritate the scalp.

Avoid leaving non-medicated shampoo on for longer than recommended unless the label suggests it — prolonged contact may cause dryness.