Introduction
The distressing phenomenon of premature hair loss, is a multi-complex disorder affecting both men and women (1). It causes emotional stress, stress on self-perception and image, and on the quality of life. Nowadays there is an increasing demand for natural products to treat hair loss. However the lack of scientific data and information makes developments difficult. Moreover, despite the number of products and ingredients available, it is still poorly addressed by the cosmetic industry, due in part to legislation classifying cosmetic hair loss products as ‘borderline’, whereby each product is assessed individually on a case-by-case basis, with few cut-and-dry guidelines. In fact, the more scientific data available may actually render a product a medicine rather than a cosmetic.
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