• Hold on! Fight hair loss* with Syoss
• Launch Syoss Anti-Hair Fall* Fiber Resist 95

Hair washing and blow drying aren’t the only culprits behind those stray hairs in the sink; breakage can lead to excessive hair loss in damaged hair. The new Syoss Anti-Hair Fall* Fiber Resist 95 range with phyto stem cell extract strengthens and fortifies brittle hair. Hair will then grow long and strong again, boasting its usual natural shine and manageable texture.

Syoss Anti-Hair Fall* Fiber Resist 95 Shampoo and Conditioner will be available in stores from May 2015.

Dubai – Our hair grows around a centimeter every month. This means that our head hair grows an average 33 meters per day in total – or 1.4 meters per hour. These impressive figures show just how full of energy our hair is and just how much we expect of it. However, if we place too much strain on the hair, we can experience hair loss through breakage, when the hair breaks at its most damaged points. This is not a rare phenomenon; nearly 45% of all women have suffered from this type of hair loss* in the past. 

The new Syoss Anti-Hair Fall* Fiber Resist 95 strengthens the hair from root to tip. It does this with help from a phyto stem cell extract derived from botanical stem cells, which stimulates the hair’s energy metabolism in the roots where the hair grows. This in turn activates the roots. For best results, use both the shampoo and conditioner. This will lead to 95% less hair loss caused by hair breakage. Syoss Anti-Hair Fall* Fiber Resist 95 – optimum protection for the scalp, strong roots and hair that can stand up to anything.

Syoss Anti-Hair Fall* Fiber Resist 95 will be available in stores from February 2015.

Syoss Anti-Hair Fall* Fiber Resist 95 Shampoo, 500 ml, AED 19.0 (MSRP)
Cleanses the hair and makes it more resistant to hair loss through breakage.

Syoss Anti-Hair Fall* Fiber Resist 95 Conditioner, 500 ml, AED 19.0 (MSRP)
Nourishes the hair and leads to 95% less hair loss through breakage when used together with the shampoo.

*Caused by hair breakage