Journal · Series
The Hair Recovery Curriculum
Twelve essays in a deliberate order: understand the biology, meet the botanicals, then build a routine you can sustain. Read start to finish, or jump into any part.
12
Essays
03
Parts
98
Minutes
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Part I — Foundations
How hair grows, why it thins, and what a realistic timeline looks like.
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Ritual · 5 minHow to read a hair growth timeline without lying to yourselfProgress on any real hair protocol is slow, non-linear and easy to misread. A practical guide to measurement, photography and the honest 120-day review.Read → - 02
Protocol · 9 minNeo Hair Lotion: a complete guide to the 120-day protocolA field manual for using Neo Hair Lotion correctly — dose, cadence, expected timeline and the mistakes that quietly cost people results.Read → - 03
Guide · 6 minLotion, shampoo, dermaroller: which one does whatThree tools, three jobs. A clean explanation of how the Green Wealth stack works together — and what happens if you use only one of them.Read →
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Part II — The Botanicals
Ingredient by ingredient: what the research says, and where it is still limited.
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Ingredient · 7 minThe five botanicals behind Neo Hair LotionWhite ginseng, saw palmetto, false daisy, horsetail and cantaloupe extract — what each one does and why the formula chose them together.Read → - 05
Ingredient · 11 minRosemary oil for hair growth: what the evidence actually saysRosemary oil is the most searched botanical for thinning hair. Here is what the research shows, how it is thought to work, how to use it on the scalp and what to realistically expect.Read → - 06
Ingredient · 10 minSaw palmetto and DHT: a plain-language guide for thinning hairWhy saw palmetto appears in so many hair formulas, what DHT has to do with pattern hair loss, and what topical saw palmetto can and cannot do.Read → - 07
Ingredient · 9 minWhite ginseng for hair: ginsenosides, circulation and the growth phaseAn evidence-led look at Panax ginseng and the ginsenosides that make it one of the most studied botanicals for keeping follicles in their growth phase.Read → - 08
Ingredient · 10 minBhringraj (false daisy): the Ayurvedic 'king of hair' meets modern researchEclipta alba has been used for scalp care for centuries. We separate tradition from evidence and explain why it earns its place in a modern formula.Read → - 09
Ingredient · 8 minHorsetail extract and silica: building stronger hair from the rootEquisetum arvense is one of nature's richest sources of silica. Here is how silica relates to hair strength and what horsetail brings to scalp care.Read →
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Part III — The Ritual
Cleansing, micro-needling and nutrition — turning science into a daily habit.
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Science · 7 minNeo Hair Shampoo: why a sulfate-free cleanse changes what your scalp can doSulfates are efficient — and that is the problem. A close look at what Neo Hair Shampoo removes, what it leaves behind, and why the difference matters over a season.Read → - 11
Protocol · 8 minThe dermaroller, done properly: a scalp protocol without the mythsA microneedling device is a serious tool. Used well, it multiplies the effect of a topical protocol. Used badly, it does the opposite. Here is the way to do it well.Read → - 12
Ingredient · 8 minBiotin for hair: myths, facts and when it genuinely helpsBiotin is the most famous hair vitamin — and the most misunderstood. A clear guide to what biotin does, who benefits and why topical biotin is used in scalp oils.Read →