Back to the barber is a male hair loss reversal concept line that focuses on repairing the damaged scalp and follicles that will, in turn, automatically induce hair regrowth slowly over time. men from all ages, races, creeds, and phenotypes interested in halting hair loss or restoring what was lost could benefit. 

consider this. ponder on your ear hair growth. butt hair growth. nose hair. under arm hair growth. you've never actually tried to grow either of them. actually quite the opposite. ever heard of a bald sac hair vitamin? exactly. Yet, despite their less than ideal locations, they strive and grow even more as we age. this gives you a clue on how the environment of the scalp is the key to restoration, not the actual hair.

you can take a look at the following link: research for more information- the general theory of reversativity, the six re's of restoration, and the alpha and omega scalp spectrum theory. in short, I used natty ingredients to create solutions to reverse hair loss- even severe. I researched for years on the causes of hair loss and potential therapeutics and put together what is now known as back to the barber. it's name comes from the nostalgic feeling I got when I think back to how me and my younger brother (RIP) would get our haircuts together, only to be called handsome by our mom afterwards. it also denotes the feeling of just relaxing in the barber seat as its the only place most men would even consider being pampered. There has to be a better word than pampered - but you get my drift...

There are five products. follicle reactivator spray, dermis rebuilder salve, growth reinitializer oil, scalp repair paste, and dh-tea inhibitor. The products are used on a simple regimen. Day, night, and a few topical therapeutic exercises using simple tools during the week. they are stacked or applied with tools. You will use a dermaroller, dermastamp, massager, and cupping device. this depends on your severity level however.

applying the scalp repair paste - derma roller stack & perhaps a dermastamp session may need some privacy as anything. The rest is just applying topically and go...out or to sleep.

back to the barber can be used if you have slight receding in the crown, temples, or really everywhere on the scalp. the quicker that you start the repair process, the easier it is to reverse and or halt hair loss. the regimen is specific for the type of severity level you have using a T.R.E.- a "targeted restoration equation" created to individualize somewhat the most impactful therapeutic stack between product solutions, rest recovery and tool use. how long does it take? you can use the TRE calculator to approximate the time it will take you but the factors are so great and this concept is still being perfected. just know, slight receding and new to receding is a cake walk. being norwood 7+ like me over 10 years is closer to a plank walk, but its worth it.  

They are made primarily from herbs, natural oils (mostly from in-house pressed) botanicals, and vegetables/fruits. The dermis rebuilder is protein and fat based (therefore it is derived from animal products). 90% of back to the barber solutions can be derived from the very foods that you eat. it is what I had access too and I found to be readily available. I also believe that what the stomach likes the skin loves.

Just as you many of you split the body between upper, lower, and legs or push/pull/legs and perhaps add cardio or martial arts to your regimen, back to the barber is based on that same athletic minded principle. Thus, I used the term natty. I understood in the beginning that I had to be organized, consistent, and allow rest and repair days to be effective. scalp conditions must be met and time considerations must be kept.

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The mobile app is still in development. you will be the fierst to know when its ready beta wise.