Trybello has announced the publication of a new case study examining the use of its Hair Helper Spray in a real-world setting, offering insight into how a topical, non-prescription approach may support women experiencing hair thinning and shedding. The case study, now available through the company’s website, documents changes observed over a 16-week period and contributes to broader conversations about hair loss, treatment expectations, and patient experience.

Hair loss remains a widespread and often under-discussed concern among women in the United States, says Trybello. According to the most recent figures from the American Academy of Dermatology, approximately 30 million women are affected by some form of hair loss, with female pattern hair loss being the most common.

Despite its prevalence, many women report difficulty finding solutions that align with personal preferences around ingredients, ease of use, and long-term scalp health. This is despite spending a collective $2.22 billion on hair loss products in 2025, advises the National Council on Aging. There is no shortage of products claiming to restore lost hair follicles; however, women report mixed results and unwanted side effects caused by harsh chemicals. These factors have contributed to growing interest in topical, ingredient-conscious products that support hair health and are designed to fit effortlessly into everyday routines.

Hair Helper Spray is formulated with a combination of plant-derived and commonly studied cosmetic ingredients, including caffeine extract, biotin, castor oil, and rice water extract. These ingredients have each been examined in cosmetic and dermatological literature for their potential roles in supporting scalp circulation, hair fiber strength, moisture retention, and cosmetic fullness. The case study does not position the product as a medical treatment, but instead evaluates its role within a broader hair care regimen focused on scalp support and appearance.

It follows an individual user’s experience with the Hair Helper Spray over several months, focusing on observed changes in hair density, shedding, and overall appearance. Rather than presenting laboratory data alone, the case study emphasizes documented usage consistency, reported scalp tolerance, and visual progress over time.

The publication of the case study comes amid a wider shift toward transparency and evidence-informed discussion in the beauty and personal care sector. Consumers seek context around how products are used, over what timeframe, and with what expectations, particularly in areas as emotionally and socially sensitive as hair loss. By documenting a single, clearly defined usage period, the case study aims to provide a grounded reference point rather than generalized claims.

Trybello noted that the case study is intended to inform, not persuade, and to support realistic conversations about hair health and personal care choices. The company emphasized that individual results may vary and that factors such as genetics, health history, and overall hair care practices play a significant role in outcomes.

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