As many of you hair loss sufferers will undoubtedly understand, losing your hair can make one extremely cynical - especially when you know a thing or two about ingredients!
Once I heard our friends over at Oxford BioLabs were releasing a couple of new products, I couldn't help but roll my eyes. As many of my readers will know, I'm definitely not a fan of TRX2 hair supplement, and I have admitted to being mugged off by this joke of a supplement for a large period of my life. Much time and money was wasted on this supplement, so you'll understand why I don't have any hope for anything associated with TRX2/Oxford BioLabs.
So, the website states "The TRX2® topical products are based upon the same, effective formula as the TRX2® capsules, ensuring that the same active ingredients are delivered to your scalp externally."
This makes me wonder, why bother releasing these two products at all? There isn't anything new or revolutionary added to the brand. Also, why release two topical formulas when they pretty much contain the same ingredients?
It seems odd that the dosage of Biotin exceeds the dosage of Potassium, when you consider how 'revolutionary' potassium has become in their supplement. To me, it just doesn't make sense how the simple addition of potassium can cure hair loss. Why not just buy a load of vitamin pills packed with potassium? Surely this would be far more effective and cheaper than using TRX2, right? I don't buy it!
Anyway, it's not for me to pass judgement on these products, and seriously, I honestly hope they work for many of you who are willing to take the plunge, but I can safely say I shall not be buying these new products, because I'm pretty sure they just won't work.
If you want to know more about my thoughts and experiences with TRX2, then check out my older post, Why I'd Never Recommend TRX2.
After researching hair supplements online, I came across the new anti-grey hair supplement, Melanique, the other day. Now, it should be noted I don't actually suffer from grey hair, and even if I did it wouldn't bother me one bit. I'm in my early 30s and as far as I am concerned as long as I have my hair I'm pretty happy. Grey hair can be dyed!
Anyway, at first glance, something looked really familiar about this product but I couldn't quite put my finger on what exactly. So, after a little more research I discovered the makers of Melanique are in fact the same makers of TRX2 - Oxford BioLabs.
So, it seems Thomas Whitfield and co are not just hair loss experts, they seem to specialise in grey hair too. After looking at the video and reading up on their 'science' about Melanique, I have come to the same conclusion that I had for TRX2 - Rubbish.
I think you'd have to really loathe having grey hair to cop out £45 a month for this supplement. I mean, come on, really? I can completely understand people spending vast amounts on hair loss treatments, like I have done over the years, but spending a near fortune on grey hair?
So, I'd like to hear from any of you who have tried Melanique and more importantly I'd like to know if it has been effective in any way shape or form for you. Please comment in the box below or fire me over an email.
If I'm honest, I'm not expecting a great response, because like most other guys out there, I remain very skeptical not just about this supplement, but about Oxford BioLabs as a whole.
