Used consistently, Folligen products can help improve hair health and vitality. Folligen products are based on 2nd Generation of Skin Remodeling Copper-Peptides (SRCPs).

Part the hair or separate into sections so that the product can be applied directly on the scalp. If your hair is very thin, skip to Step 2.


Apply a light amount of Folligen Therapy Spray on the scalp once a day or once every other day. Massage into the scalp.


Apply a light amount of Emu Oil-S Lipid Replenisher for Hair after applying Folligen. Emu Oil works as a penetrating agent to help the SRCPs further penetrate and increase efficacy. Or use Emu Oil as a light scalp oil.

Leave on the scalp for at least 6-8 hours before washing off. Product can be left on until the next time the hair is washed.

Lightly spray on areas of thinning hair (or request a dropper from Skin Biology). Massage into scalp. Apply once a day or once every other day. This product can be diluted with water if desired. Use sparingly. For improved results: massage into the scalp.

Tips for Healthy Hair Growth: Air dry your hair whenever possible. Limit use of heat (blow dryers, curling irons, hot combs, flat irons) to special occasions only or not at all.

Be careful of shampoos and conditioners which may contain harsh detergents and flash-foaming agents that strip protective coating proteins of the hair shaft. For shampoos/conditioners fortified with SRCPs use Folligen Shampoo and Folligen Conditioner.

Supplements of MSM (2-4 grams daily) and flaxseed oil (4 grams daily) may also help with hair health and vitality.

Blonde Hair - Please Note: If you have light colored hair or light highlights may pick up a green tint if Folligen is in contact with the hair. Try to keep the products on the scalp. If a greenish tint occurs, just rinse with lemon juice and water to easily remove it. Or use Folligen for Blondes which is designed specifically for blonde hair.

Before Color Treating or Applying Hair Dye - Please Note: It is important to discontinue use of Folligen on the hair for about one week before attempting to chemically color treat the hair. Copper-peptides can possibly react with the hair dye, and although these occurrences are rare, the color may not come out as  desired.