Whether it started when you came off the pill or you've been fighting PCOS for years, the thinning on top has one driver. It's called DHT. Most products stop at blocking it. rebloom goes four steps further.
Maybe it started a few months after you came off birth control. Maybe you've carried PCOS your whole adult life. Either way, you know the signs: a part that keeps getting wider. A ponytail that wraps one extra time. A drain that makes your stomach drop every single morning.
You've tried the biotin. The gummies. The spearmint tea, the expensive shampoo, maybe even the spiro your doctor finally agreed to. Some of it helped a little. None of it fixed it.
Here's what no one connected for you: the pill was suppressing your androgens. PCOS raises them. Both roads end in the same place — a hormone called DHT reaching your scalp and choking the follicle until the hair grows back finer, then wispier, then not at all.
And every product on the shelf was built to feed hair. Not one was built to fight the hormone doing the damage.
We built rebloom because the entire category was aimed at the wrong place. Oral saw palmetto has to survive your gut, your liver, and your bloodstream before a fraction of it ever reaches a follicle. We asked a simpler question: what if you put the DHT fighters directly on the skin where DHT is made?
The 4R Method came out of that question. Not one ingredient blocking one enzyme, but four steps rebuilding the scalp DHT scorched.
DHT binds to the follicle and miniaturizes it. When your androgens were low, or the pill was masking them, that damage stayed quiet. Now the shield is gone and DHT is getting through.
But blocking DHT is only step one. By the time you notice thinning, the hormone has already inflamed the scalp, strangled its circulation, and put the follicle to sleep. Block DHT alone and you stop the bleeding, but the ground it burned is still dead. That is why single-ingredient products plateau.
Saw palmetto, applied where DHT forms, slows the enzyme that converts testosterone into DHT.
Baikal skullcap and rosemary calm the low-grade inflammation DHT leaves behind on the scalp.
Arginine reopens the microcirculation DHT strangled, so oxygen and nutrients reach the root again.
Five signal peptides tell the dormant follicle it's safe to grow now that the poison is cut and the fire is out.
Your follicle runs on a 90-day cycle, so real change takes real time. This is the timeline most women report.
Less hair in the shower and the brush. The scalp feels calmer, less itchy, less reactive.
DHT stops choking the follicles you still have. What's on your head stays on your head.
New growth along the hairline and part. Dormant follicles start switching back on.
A fuller part, a thicker ponytail, and a mirror that finally starts agreeing with you.
Most "hair vitamins" feed the hair. They never touch the hormone driving the loss, and even the ones that try send it the long way around, through your whole body. rebloom works on the scalp, at clinical intent, once a night.
Saw palmetto applied where DHT is made, not swallowed and diluted before it arrives.
Reduce, relieve, restore, regrow. The others stop after the first.
Nothing synthetic. Stop whenever you want without losing your progress.
Formulated for PCOS and post-pill thinning, not repackaged men's prostate pills.
Having the right name on the label isn't the same as putting it where the damage happens.
Slows the enzyme that turns testosterone into DHT, applied directly to the scalp instead of routed through digestion.
Antioxidant botanicals that calm the perifollicular inflammation DHT leaves behind.
A nitric-oxide precursor that reopens the microcirculation feeding the root.
sh-Polypeptide-1, 9, 11 and sh-Oligopeptide-2, 10 — the messengers that tell a dormant follicle to grow again.
"I've watched patients get results in the same range as topical minoxidil, without the shedding rebound or the facial-hair side effects that terrify this group."
Use rebloom every night for 90 days. If you don't see less shedding and more density, send back what's left and we'll refund every cent. We can offer this because the women who give it a full cycle almost always stay.
"Came off the pill two years ago and my hair started falling out in the shower. Biotin did nothing. By week five on rebloom the drain finally looked different. I actually cried."
"I've had PCOS since I was 19. Accepted the weight, the chin hairs, all of it. The hair was the one I couldn't accept. Three months in and my part looks like it did before."
"My doctor told me to just accept it. I tried four supplements before this. rebloom is the only thing that has actually moved the needle."
"28 years old and studying my scalp in the car mirror every morning. Baby hairs along my hairline by month three. I didn't think that was possible for me."
The good news is follicles are stubborn. They don't die easily — they shrink when DHT keeps attacking, and they wake back up when you finally give the scalp what it needs.
Biotin was never going to do that, because biotin is a vitamin and you're fighting a hormone. Your hair can come back. But it needs you to treat the thing actually causing the loss.
Yes — I want less shedding