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Introduction About TRICOMAX M SCALP LOTION
Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion is used to manage hair loss due to stress or bodily changes (Telogen efflivium). It contains melatonin, biotin, epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), ginkgo biloba Leaf extract, folic acid, vitamin B6, vitamin B12 and D-panthenol as active ingredients to manage hair loss.
Melatonin helps to extend the hair growth phase. Epigallocatechin gallate stimulates hair follicles and manages damage to the hair cells. Ginkgo biloba Leaf extract acts as a vasodilator and able to absorb the topical nutrients. Folic acid helps in the keratinization of hair during active hair growth. Vitamin B6 induces improvement in condition of hair and reduces hair loss during telogen phase. Vitamin B12 promotes healthy hair by assisting in the production of oxygen-rich blood cells which feed hair follicles.
D-panthenol is a provitamin of B5 and is oxidized to pantothenic acid. It reduces excess bacteria on the face, reduces skin irritation and acts as a barrier to protect the skin from water loss. Biotin plays an important role in hair health to restore hair growth.
Always use Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion as advised by the doctor. It is for external use only. Apply 8-10 spray to the scalp once or twice daily and gently massage into the scalp. Do not use Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion if you are allergic to any of its components. Avoid contact with eyes while applying the scalp lotion.
Key Composition
- Melatonin
- Biotin
- EGCG (Epigallocatechin gallate)
- Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract
- Folic Acid
- Vitamin B6
- Vitamin B12
- D Panthenol
Therapeutic Uses Of TRICOMAX M SCALP LOTION
- Manage hair loss due to stress or bodily changes (Telogen efflivium)
Side Effects Of TRICOMAX M SCALP LOTION
Consult your doctor if you notice any such side effects while using Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion.
Safety Advice
- Always use Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion as advised by the doctor
- Apply 8-10 spray to the scalp once or twice daily and gently massage into the scalp. For external use only
- Avoid contact with eyes while applying the scalp lotion
- Do not use Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion if you are allergic to any of its components
- Before using Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion inform your doctor if you are pregnant or breast-feeding women and if you are suffering from any medical condition
- Inform your doctor if you are using or have recently used any other medicines including prescription, over the counter medications, as well as herbal products
More Information
- Keep Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion out of reach of children
- Store in a cool and dry place
FAQs About TRICOMAX M SCALP LOTION
Q: What is Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion used for?
A: Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion is used to manage hair loss due to stress or bodily changes (Telogen efflivium). It contains melatonin, biotin, epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), ginkgo biloba Leaf extract, folic acid, vitamin B6, vitamin B12 and D-panthenol as active ingredients to manage hair loss.
Q: How many times in a day can I use Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion?
A: Always use Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion as advised by the doctor. It is for external use only. Apply 8-10 spray to the scalp once or twice daily and gently massage into the scalp.
Q: What should I do when I missed to apply a dose of Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion?
A: If you have missed a dose by chance, try to apply the medicine as soon as possible when you notice. However, if the time for next dose is closer skip the missed dosage and do not try to apply extra dosage.
Q: Does Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion cause any side effects?
A: No, Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion does not cause any unusual effects when used as per the advice of the doctor. Consult your doctor if you notice any unusual side effects while using it.
Q: Can I use other products along with Tricomax-M Scalp Lotion?
A: Inform your doctor if you are using or have recently used any other medicines including prescription, over the counter medications, as well as herbal products because it might affect the way how it works.
References
1. https://newtrimed.com/product/tricomax-m-scalp-lotion/
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