An internal look at what happens after the first baby hairs appear — through our 16-week Hair Growth Performance Programme and beyond.
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Growing new hair is encouraging. But what happens after those first baby hairs appear?
Q1 Will they continue developing into more mature strands?
Q2 Will they continue developing into more mature strands?
Q3 And most importantly, will those improvements remain after treatment ends?
These were the questions that shaped Bravo!’s internal evaluation. We wanted to look beyond the first signs of regrowth and understand how hair responds throughout our 16-week Hair Growth Performance Programme.
Because growing hair is one thing.
Keeping it growing through a normal, healthy hair-growth cycle is the real ambition.
Before Bravo!’s commercial launch in 2024, we recruited 50 men and women experiencing different hair-loss conditions.
Every participant underwent our structured 16-week Hair Growth Performance Programme, incorporating our proprietary Origin Nutrients formulation, better known as BravoJuice.
Participants continued their ordinary lifestyles without prescribed dietary changes or additional home hair-growth treatments. They were advised to use suitable shampoo and wash their hair daily.
THROUGHOUT THE PROGRAMME, WE MONITORED PROGRESS THROUGH:
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Our focus was on improvements that could be seen, documented and followed over time.
Of the 50 participants, 48 achieved outcomes classified as successful according to Bravo!’s internal assessment.
Success was determined through a combination of reduced hair fall, improved visible hair growth, increased hair coverage and density, supported by progress photographs, scalp observations and participant feedback.
Internal Success Rate.
It is to achieve improvements people can actually see.
One of the most encouraging aspects of the evaluation was that improvements were not limited to what could be observed under magnified scalp imaging.
New hair growth and improved hair density were visible to the naked eye.
Hair appeared visibly fuller in areas that had previously experienced thinning or reduced coverage.
Progress photographs documented these changes, while magnified scalp imaging provided a closer examination of individual hairs and scalp conditions.
After all, the purpose of hair restoration is not simply to achieve changes detectable through specialised equipment.
Week 1
50 participants start the structured Hair Growth Performance Programme.
Week 2
48 of 50 participants achieve outcomes classified as successful.
+6 Months
Successful participants observed again, approximately six months after treatment.
Among successful participants who were followed up approximately six months after completing the programme, the majority reportedly continued to show visible hair in areas that had previously been thinning or bald.
These observations were particularly encouraging. They suggested that some of the visible improvements achieved during the programme could remain even after weekly treatment had stopped.
Rather than focusing exclusively on the first appearance of baby hairs, we were seeing indications of continued hair coverage beyond the treatment period. This reinforced our interest in hair maturation, density and retention as important objectives of the programme.
TREATMENT TOLERABILITY.
No adverse reactions were reported among the 50 participants.
Throughout the internal evaluation. This formed part of our observations of the programme and its treatment experience.
The evaluation provided valuable insights into how participants responded to our 16-week Hair Growth Performance Programme.
Three observations stood out.
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New hair growth was observed in areas affected by thinning or hair loss, including improvements noticeable without magnification.
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Successful participants showed improvements that contributed to visibly fuller-looking hair, documented through photographs and scalp assessments.
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Follow-up observations approximately six months after treatment suggested that visible improvements remained in many of the successful participants who were reassessed.
Together, these observations strengthened the rationale behind Bravo!’s approach.
The evaluation was an internal observational assessment involving participants with different hair-loss conditions. The reported 96% reflects Bravo!’s own success criteria, combining visible changes, scalp assessments and participant feedback.
These findings contributed to our decision to introduce the Hair Growth Performance Programme commercially in 2024.
That mission is expressed through three biological priorities and a celebration of progress:
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GROW
Encourage visible new hair growth.
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ROOT
Support the follicular environment in which hair develops.
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MATURE
Encourage the development of thicker, more mature-looking hair, with the objective of maintaining improved hair density beyond the programme.
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BRAVO!
Celebrating the progress we make together.
What matters is the development of that hair and the continued performance of the hair-growth cycle.
Yes. The evaluation included new hair growth and improvements in hair coverage and density that were visible to the naked eye. Magnified scalp imaging provided additional observations.
Our team assessed a combination of reduced hair shedding, visible growth, hair coverage, density, progress photographs, magnified scalp images and participant feedback.
Among successful participants followed up approximately six months after treatment, the majority reportedly retained visible hair in areas previously affected by thinning or baldness. The available summary does not establish the exact number reassessed.
No. Hair-loss conditions differ, and individual responses vary. Our internal evaluation recorded successful outcomes in 48 of the 50 participants according to the assessment criteria used.
Hair growth is not simply about celebrating the appearance of new baby hairs. These are the questions that continue to shape our approach to hair-cycle restoration.
It is about what happens next.
How that hair develops.
How visible density improves.
And whether those improvements can be maintained.
Because growing hair is one thing. Helping it mature and remain is another.
An internal Bravo! trial followed 50 participants undergoing 16 weekly Hair Growth Performance sessions.
But Bravo! continued observing what happened after the programme ended.
Follow-up observations found that hair gained during the programme remained visible six months after completion without further BravoJuice treatment.
For us, that longer-term observation is an important part of understanding hair performance.
Internal Bravo! trial. Individual results vary according to factors including age, genetics, hormones, follicle condition and the underlying cause of hair loss.
Every person’s hair journey is different.
Explore selected Bravo! client progress and experiences throughout their Hair Growth Performance journey.
Before → Progress → Session 16 → Follow-Up
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