Zenagen smells like an orange, ingredient breakdown.

I can not tell if it does anything because I just got it The ingredients do not look revolutionary.

I found a listing of the ingredients here and they do match the ingredients on the bottle:

http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/product.php?prod_id=299799

Here is a breakdown of the ingredients in Zenagen that might help your hair loss:

coconut extract - penetrates scalp

honey - A 2001 study conducted by the Dubai Specialised Medical Centre discovered honey may be used to treat scaling, itching and hair loss.

nettle - Clinical trials have confirmed the effectiveness of nettle root extracts in treatments of hair loss, including genetic male-pattern baldness and alopecia areata.

rosemary - Rosemary has been shown to promote increased circulation as well as help remove dandruff and sebum accumulations on the scalp.

serenoa repens - Medical name for the herb saw palmetto, Studies have shown that saw palmetto is an effective anti-androgen. It acts in a similar way that propecia does. Firstly it lowers levels of DHT in the body by Blocking 5 alpha-reductase. Secondly Saw Palmetto block receptor sites on cell membranes required for cells to absorb DHT.

trillium pratense - red clover, rich in phytoestrogens that work to prevent buildup of testosterone in the scalp. One of the first phytoestrogens to be studied was found in red clover and it remains one of the best sources. When female sheep eat a diet high in red clover their menstrual cycles become irregular.

camellia sinensis - Camellia oil is a tea tree oil derived from the seed of the camellia oleifera, camellia sinensis or camellia japonica tree. It is extremely high in antioxidants and vitamin E. The women of Japan and China, in order to promote healthy hair and encourage hair growth, have used camellia oil for centuries in their hair-care regimen.

trimethylxanthiane (caffeine) - German study showed that caffeine treatment staved off hair loss and encouraged hair growth.

melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree oil) - Tea Tree Essential Oil has assisted in elimination of waste through lymphatic system, pre-menstrual and menopausal problems, thrush, hair loss, dandruff, burns, stretch marks, minimizing scarring, herpes, diaper rash, ulcers, cankers, allergies, asthma, athlete's foot, boils, bruises, wounds, dermatitis, earache, chronic fatigue syndrome and boost immunity.

I bought a bottle of it to try out, and yes 50 bucks is too much for a shampoo unless it really regrows some hair. I must say, though, that this shampoo does make my hiar look thicker, better than most thickening shampoos and I do like it. Can't say if it's done anything else, though.

I thought you are using RegenePure and not zenagen

I think zenagen and RegenePure are on the same marketing level .... they are similar product ... and both of them need a chance

they are similar too .... RegenePure is pretty expensive too ... shampoo and condition cost 40$

A couple that look more promising in the hair-growth area..if a shampoo would be able to help with that- Pristeen's hGH shampoo(which I am using)...and Bioclin Phydrium Advance(which I've ordered but have yet to try) which contains that Stimucap combo discussed around here.

have you tried la science shampoo ... what would you say about it