Regeneración capilar Rouse Arey

Added: 2026-05-17

[00:00:07]Hello, hello, hello, hello. Good afternoon. How are you all doing?

[00:00:14]How are you all doing? Welcome, welcome to this training which will be a masterclass.

[00:00:22]How are you all doing? Well, I see that they are connecting from Villa María, from Entre Ríos. Not at all, they are joining in. We've been delayed a little because there were still many people joining the group, so we want everyone to be ready to start because we have a very interesting class.

[00:00:47]Well, from Mar del Plata, how are you doing, girls from Santiago del Estero? How lovely, how lovely that they can connect. We have a lot to talk about and to see also on the topic of harmony, beauty. Hey, how's it going, guys? I've spent so much time on a very interesting topic, which is what's coming up and you need to know about it before everyone else so you can put it into practice, because these are wonderful treatments with incredible results. I can show you the before and after so you can see what it's really like to work on the scalp. I help and work the follicle, but we have to understand how to do this work, uh, the active ingredients, the order, the technique, everything we have to do.

[00:01:50]How lovely, how lovely that they continue, that they continue to unite.

[00:01:55]Excellent, excellent. Well, I love it, I love that more and more people are joining.

[00:02:01]And well, what we're going to see today is, let's see, how do I say it, there are four classes that I've condensed for you, okay? I've condensed them into one because, well, we know that sometimes we don't have that much time, so I've tried to synthesize everything and bring you the best of these training sessions so that you can see it, analyze it, and put it into practice. And those who don't work on their hair should start thinking about it. Yes, start thinking about it because these are treatments that can make a very good difference if you do them correctly, and the results are wonderful.

[00:02:57]So let's get started. I don't want to take too long because, well, we're already starting a little late, but I'm going to show you a PowerPoint presentation so you can see, and I'll explain everything step by step. Yes. And then at the end we're going to move on to the practical part, because I have two videos with practical sections that I need you to watch until the end so you can see them. But first I have to give you the theory so you understand well what we're going to do, because as I told you, this needs order, it needs specific active ingredients and we need to really understand how everything works, because here we're not only going to focus on, let's say, doing a treatment to make the hair look prettier and stronger, but also on making the hair grow healthy and strong, right? And at different stages, because this can happen to us, there can be hair loss, hair thinning at different stages of life. So let's go live, let's go there and see what the combined approach to hair regeneration is. I'm going to pass it on to you and we're going to talk a little bit about what squinification is.

[00:04:26]Yes. Let's see if I can elaborate here. Will it be possible to expand it or not? Oh well, it doesn't matter.

[00:04:35]What is squinification?

[00:04:37]This is the trend, this is what's coming. But what is squinification?

[00:04:43]Well, it's really about treating the scalp, uh, seeing it as part of, as an extension of, our skin. We know how to diagnose skin, we know what dry skin is, we know what oily skin is, we know what sensitive skin is. Our scalp undergoes various alterations, does n't it? And the key to this trend is treating the scalp, the scalp itself, as if it were using the same active ingredients that we can use on the face.

[00:05:22]Yes. So, what we're going to do in scalp microdermabrasion is first diagnose the scalp, determine if it's oily, dry, or sensitive, and then treat it so that the nutrients we need to strengthen the hair follicle can penetrate and the hair grows out, let's say, of good quality and thickness. So, stop considering the scalp only as skin, a base for the hair, and start treating it, but start treating it in a way that we can, because we have the tools; one of the tools we have, for example, is acids for scalp peeling. And in the case of an oily scalp, we can do it perfectly, which we will see later in the video. Yeah?

[00:06:26]So, I ca n't really see the slide, but it's more or less what I was telling you about because everything is so small, that if the ground, if it's our base, is compromised, if it's too oily or too dry, if it has a lot of flaking, we're not going to achieve a good result. We need the scalp to be clean; detoxify the scalp to achieve the penetration of all the active ingredients we need.

[00:07:04]For that, we will have fundamental pillars, such as how to make a good diagnosis, how to see if the scalp has a lot of sebum, if it is reactive, because many times, even if it is an oily scalp, it is reactive, it becomes sensitized, it needs to be prepared. For that we are going to use what are called acids, beta, and alpha. Yes. And we're going to do it; we can do a controlled peel to cleanse and detoxify that scalp. We are going to work with active ingredients that are related to scalp health, to skincare, which we call skincare in the scalp phase, but we are going to work with peptides, we are going to work with antioxidants, we are going to work, for example, with specific vitamins such as biotin. And one of the things we have in the office are our, let's say, our devices that will help us a lot, such as the dermapen, which is excellent for working on the penetration of active ingredients, for strengthening the hair bulb, for giving it all the nutrients it needs. So, we're already making a paradigm shift, seeing that working on the hair aspect has to be something more comprehensive, right? In other words, we can do it ourselves in the cabinet, and we can't miss this opportunity. Because, what usually happens? So, what's wrong with people? If people need treatment, they go directly to the doctor, or if they need treatment for the hair fiber, they go to the hairdresser. But we are in the middle who really know how to treat this scalp, to strengthen the follicle. We also have the necessary tools to achieve active penetration and we can perform some wonderful treatments. So, as a first rule, we have to look at the terrain we are going to work on, then what active ingredient we have to incorporate, then the technique and sustain the treatment over time so that the results are really seen.

[00:09:31]Let's talk a little bit about what the hair cycle is. And here in the hair cycle we have different phases.

[00:09:40]First, we have a phase that will be the hair growth phase. The growth phase, that can take years for the hair to grow, but then there will be a phase which is the anagen phase, there will be another phase which is the catagen phase. In that catagen phase, which lasts for a week, two or three weeks, which is temporary, it's as if the hair stops growing and then comes the telogen phase, which is when the hair begins to detach and fall out. We often experience fluviotoxic effects at different stages, sometimes due to stress, hormonal problems, poor nutrition, or restrictive diets. The hair either stops growing and remains in the catagen phase or falls out too much and goes to the telogen phase. It is normal to lose about 100-150 hairs a day; that can happen. If it survives this, well, then it needs to be seen and treated, but hair has a hair cycle and each follicle is independent. That's why we sometimes see hair falling out in different places, right? And in women especially, there is usually telogen effluvium during menopause, which is accompanied by hormonal changes and stress, and you can see that it gradually thins out, isn't that right? that there isn't that much volume and there isn't that much hair either.

[00:11:23]Now, lifestyle and nutrition are extremely important.

[00:11:30]Because? Because if we want to have strong and resilient hair, we're going to have to first give it all the nutrients that this hair needs, that this follicle needs as well. So that? So that the hair can attach to that follicle.

[00:11:50]What are we going to see today?

[00:11:53]So, in our lifestyle we have to control what is sustained physical and emotional stress, because that will be the origin of a fall. As I said, restrictive diets, nutritional deficiencies, lack of what? Lack of copper, lack of iron, lack of zinc, lack of selenium, lack of amino acids such as cystaine, for example, which means that our structure does not form properly. In other words, we need a series of minerals, amino acids, and vitamins that are extremely important to ensure that this hair follicle retains that hair.

[00:12:42]We can think, yes?

[00:12:45]In this follicle, or in this, let's say, this follicle, like a matrix that supports the hair and is like a factory, yes, that hair will be generated, that hair will really be made if in this factory we have all the nutrients. That's why we basically need iron. Because? Because iron is going to be what transports the oxygen so that, well, this factory can also function. We need vitamin B12, we need folic acid, copper, which also helps with production, and we need amino acids, such as cysteine, which forms the structure of this hair, which forms this, let's say, keratinized fiber.

[00:13:44]We need these sulfur-containing amino acids, but we also need zinc and selenium. We need vitamin D, we need omega 3 and 6, especially biotin. So they are a series of nutrients that we need for this factory to function. If any of these nutrients are not present in the amount we really need, we will have an imbalance. That's why it 's important to really know what the nutrients are, because if we consume them it will always be better, obviously, because through systemic means and through blood flow we will strengthen this hair follicle, but if we don't have to incorporate them.

[00:14:40]And here's something very interesting. That's why we need to learn what a metabolic pathway is. So that? For this machine to actually get up and running. And this is where something called bulge comes in. Yes, the bulge. And the bulge is so interesting. Why am I telling you this? Because in the bulge that 's higher up, where you can see it has what looks like a little pouch, that's where the stem cells are located, right? These stem cells will activate a pathway called the beta-catenin pathway.

[00:15:29]When that beta-catenin pathway is activated, it produces a signaling process.

[00:15:37]Let's see if it goes backwards here.

[00:15:41]Signaling occurs between the cells, these stem cells that are located above in the bulge, where it says wind wnt, above where it is pointed out with the little arrow.

[00:15:56]When these stem cells are activated, the chemical mediators will go down to the dermal papilla and there they turn on beta catenin.

[00:16:12]That beta-catenin is what opens the door for the factory to start working and for all the nutrients to enter. If these stem cells are not functioning properly or if these stem cells do not have the necessary drive to activate the way beta catherin pathway, the machine will not start working. Therefore, we cannot have good hair thickness, we cannot make the hair really regenerate as it needs to regenerate if this metabolic pathway is not active. And this is what's interesting about this route; we have to see how to activate them. And here comes the second phase of the process, which after we do a capillary peel we are going to do this activation, the beta-catenin activation. So that? For hair to grow strong and healthy.

[00:17:19]We can see, let's see, we can see here, yes, that if this metabolic pathway is turned off, the chemical mediators are not released to the matrix part of the hair follicle. But when it is activated, that's why I put it here in a little drawing so you can see it much more easily. When this is activated, then all this activation occurs at the level of the capillary bulb. Let's see if we can see there. Yes. When the beta-catenin pathway is activated, it reaches the nucleus and triggers follicular production.

[00:18:08]So what is it that triggers the Wayne beta-catenin signal in me?

[00:18:16]Above all, there is something extremely important, and that is vitamin D. If my body is lacking vitamin D, this beta-caterin pathway is greatly slowed down. So, if I have hair loss, if my hair is too thin, if I'm going through menopause, I need to check my vitamin D because it's what activates this pathway. Yeah? So, the supply of antioxidants is extremely important, and we can provide them to the antioxidants; we can supply them with antioxidants. Because? Because we have stem cells there, we have to protect them from oxidative stress, because these stem cells can suffer a lot of oxidative stress. So anything that contains zinc, selenium, vitamin C, and vitamin E will help protect these stem cells in the bulge. Yes, we also need zinc, because zinc is also a powerful antioxidant.

[00:19:28]They participate in enzymes that are key in cell repair and scalp balance.

[00:19:35]Reduced inflammation and oxidative stress. A scalp with less inflammation facilitates better signaling and a better biological response. That's why it's important to treat scalp inflammation. It is important not only to work on strengthening the follicle, but also to work on the surface, the scalp. Hm.

[00:19:58]Biological signals and cosmetic stimulation. Peptides, exos.

[00:20:04]Techniques such as micronedlin can promote a more receptive microenvironment and cause these stem cells to release beta-catenin.

[00:20:15]Therefore, the way beta catherin pathway does not depend on a single factor. It needs a biological signal, it is greatly activated by vitamin D, a good microenvironment, nutrients and low inflammation.

[00:20:33]And here we can see the Ludwick scale and the Hammington Norwood scale.

[00:20:41]This is what differentiates, for example, hair loss in a woman from hair loss in a man.

[00:20:51]Both can experience androgenic hair loss. Yes, because we women also have, for example, low levels of testosterone, unlike men. But this does depend on testosterone, but not only on that, on a sensitivity of the follicle to a conversion, because testosterone, through an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase, is transformed into dihydrotestosterone, but there has to be a sensitization of the follicle for what is called a capillary miniaturization of the fiber to occur. The fiber starts to get thinner and thinner [snort] and we see that in menopause. The woman begins to experience thinning of the hair fiber. Yes, our hair is getting thinner and thinner. It's starting to thin out. Because? Because during menopause, estrogen decreases, progesterone decreases, and our levels remain high. Often testosterone levels remain high, and this testosterone is converted into hydrotestosterone, and with a sensitized follicle, the hair miniaturizes. But the fall is different for men than for women. In women, we generally don't see receding hairlines, nor do we usually see a lack of hair on the crown as is the case in men, but rather a more distributed hair loss with much finer hair. The Hamilton Norwood scale has seven steps where you gradually progress in men, first noticing the receding hairline, then the hair loss in different areas, and often in men it has to be accompanied by medication, but what we do in the aesthetic clinic will also help a lot, and even more so in women.

[00:22:51]So why a combined approach? Cosmetic hair regeneration involves multiple variables. Addressing only one factor limits the results. An effective protocol must work on the system in an integrated way, that is, we are going to work on the scalp, we are going to diagnose if it has seborrhea, flaking, microinflammation, alteration of the skin barrier, we are going to work on the follicle, the permeability [throat clearing] of that follicle so that it is a good conductor and a good transporter of nutrients, the follicular environment, because we have to see that that follicle is nourished and also innervated. In other words, there we have everything related to blood flow and nerves, and that entire ecosystem also has to be in good condition.

[00:23:43]The hair fiber may be fragile, porous, lacking strength and luminosity.

[00:23:49]So, we have to treat it holistically and create a routine where the patient adheres to the treatment with home care, because consistency over time is what will produce results, both in the thickness of the hair fiber and in maintaining the hair.

[00:24:11]Real results require synergistic, not isolated, interventions.

[00:24:17]Well, and here I show you a result that one of our distributors, Andrea Chalva, sent us and I have put it here so that you can see it too, because in this case we worked with a single product that is really multi-action because it has different active ingredients that I will explain what they do and hair regeneration was achieved in 15 days.

[00:24:47]In a case of a teenage patient who, for various reasons, or rather, for psychiatric reasons, pulled out her hair, her mother applied the hair tonic daily, and it regenerated. But why? Let's analyze its ingredients. And what did he do, and why did he do it so quickly?

[00:25:11]First it has nettle.

[00:25:13]What does the nettle do? The nettle is the natural imitator of the phthisis.

[00:25:20]Because? Because it inhibits the enzyme 5-alpha reductase. So, it blocks the passage of hydrotestosterone, prevents hair miniaturization, and clears the path so that the follicle doesn't suffocate and is in better condition. We have the roero. What does rosemary do?

[00:25:44]Rosemary would be like a natural imitator of minoxidil because it is a vasodilator, but it does so throughout the scalp and not with the obligation, for example, of minoxidil which forces the generation of vascularization in the area and generates greater circulation. This is done in a gentler way, but it still delivers blood with nutrients. So, rosemary is a natural vasodilator that floods the base of the hair with oxygen and nutrients, like the iron it carries, right? All this oxygen, the zinc which is a powerful antioxidant, is the fuel for the factory to start and works on the deric pupil and on the bulb. The nettle on stem cells and the bulb, the sage. Why is sage so important in this formula composition? Because sage cleans my scalp, it cleans my entire scalp. So that? To prevent inflammation and excess fat, stem cells also protect me. In other words, it works on the scalp and on the vulge.

[00:27:01]What else does it have?

[00:27:04]Placental extract.

[00:27:05]What is a placental extract? It is a biostimulant in itself. And here we have growth factors, there is a whole series of, let's say, nutrients that promote hair growth. Just saying that a placental extract of bovine origin is an elixir of nutrients that we have there is enough of it.

[00:27:33]Amino acids. amino acids to rebuild keratin where we have lysine, for example.

[00:27:41]Vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant that protects the DNA of stem cells and is vital for collagen synthesis.

[00:27:49]And we need collagen because to fix the hair at its base we need collagen one and collagen three. Hm. And lantoin, because, well, it heals me, it calms me down. And it also helps a lot, doesn't it?, for inflammation.

[00:28:10]The success of a treatment lies in the active ingredient, the ingredients, the order, and the technique. A staged treatment not only improves the outcome. It builds sustainable biological processes, improves tolerance, and the skin or scalp gradually adapts to the protocol. It promotes continuity of treatment. The patient tolerates the treatment better when the approach is clear, when I go step by step, when I explain what I am doing.

[00:28:41]Then he begins to understand how it works so that he gets a good result.

[00:28:47]Optimize the visible result. Each stage serves a purpose and enhances the final effect. That's why this treatment has stages.

[00:28:58]The first stage is called scalp reset, which is the peeling. In the peeling process we will prepare, activate and sustain those three things. We're going to do the first stage, which we'll see later in a video. And the second stage is scalp regeneration. We are going to biostimulate, seal and support, which are different stages that we will do on different days of treatment.

[00:29:32]Here we can see a before and after of a treatment that, for example, was sent to me by another distributor, Marcela Roso, where we can see in the treatment how the hair has regenerated, how it has grown in a man, which we sometimes say is more difficult for men because of the hormonal aspect, the testosterone aspect, but it can be done. We can help and collaborate in this regeneration and ensure that the hair grows out correctly by understanding these metabolic pathways.

[00:30:14]Uh, we'll watch the videos at the end.

[00:30:18]Now let's look at what a scalp reset is, and I'm going to explain what a peeling treatment that opens pathways is. Yes, the biological reset of the scalp.

[00:30:29]There are questions, I want to answer them now or later.

[00:30:32]Okay, I'll answer the questions before we continue.

[00:30:35]It says here that my boyfriend can be seen.

[00:30:36]Good. Let's see.

[00:30:38]And here the questions arise. Let's see.

[00:30:42]No, for those who are, uh, Ah, good, good.

[00:30:45]I love the questions you're asking. Are they suitable if they have some hair? Of course it works if you have some hair, because with this we will always strengthen the hair and thicken it as well. It is suitable for celiacs.

[00:31:01]Yes, it's suitable for celiacs, no problem for celiacs, right? Not for those who are completely bald.

[00:31:11]We can help those who are completely bald if they are already undergoing treatment. Yes, because sometimes it does. They need to take, as I said before, ominaxidil, finasterides, but if they are already taking them and are already achieving a result, we are going to enhance it with what we are doing.

[00:31:32]That's for sure. It can be placed simultaneously while the patient is undergoing dermapen treatments, i.e., home support. They always need home support to make this last over time, that is, support. Could you post stage two? Yes, I'm going to show you all the stages, one and two. I'm going to explain first how we can help with seborrheic dermatitis. We will help him a lot by doing the scalp reset in seborrheic dermatitis. So, stay until the end so you can watch the videos. I'm going to explain the protocols to you step by step now, and at the end we'll watch the two videos.

[00:32:19]Okay, well, they're telling me here that one of the important things for the marketing guys here is to follow us on Instagram at Rosey, on Facebook at Rose Casa Central, and also on our YouTube channel.

[00:32:43]Uh, perfect. so that you can see more information because it will continue to be uploaded. Yeah? Okay, so let's move on to the first stage of treatment, which is the Scal Reset, where we'll work on the scalp, when that scalp is oily, when we have to cleanse that scalp and prepare it for work.

[00:33:09]What are we going to do? a pre-treatment that will unclog, improve, detoxify the entire scalp, remove sebum, flaking, and superficial thickening.

[00:33:25]For that, we are going to create a protocol where we will first work with a soap containing salicylic acid.

[00:33:34]That 3% salicylic acid that is left to act for 5 minutes.

[00:33:40]Then, once the hair is wet, it is placed, which we will see in the practical part, because I want you to see it too. Yes, in the meantime I'll explain it to you.

[00:33:52]What does salicylic acid do?

[00:33:55]Salicylic acid, if I leave it to act for a while, will work on this scalp by lifting the scales that have formed, precisely because we can have seborrhea due to dermatitis. So, this is what salicylic acid is going to do. That's why I apply the salicylic acid first and leave it on for 5 minutes. Once I've let it work, I can apply an exfoliant. This is why it's called skeletalization, because we're going to work with the same things we have in the beauty salon to work on the skin. We're going to work with the exfoliant.

[00:34:38]The exfoliant is in gel form, but it's an exfoliant that contains rice microgranules and has titril oil. That titrí oil is very good for controlling oiliness.

[00:34:54]So, I'm going to apply the scrub, massage it in, and then wash it off. Yes, then she washes all her hair. For that, we're going to wash with shampoo. But this shampoo is specifically for hair loss because it is made with a biotin base.

[00:35:16]Biotin is vitamin H, it is a vitamin that you need for hair to be anchored. But what can we do with this shampoo that already contains biotin?

[00:35:29]I can add a few drops of pure botanical extract of titri to the shampoo. If I add pure botanical extract of titrí, titrí is wonderful for dandruff, for seborrhea, for dermatitis, that is, it is antifungal, but I cannot put it directly on the skin because it is a pure extract, it always has to be diluted. I can dilute it in the shampoo; it's better for massaging the scalp well, or if I want, I can dilute it as well. and in the rinse. Hm. And I let him do his thing. If I put it on, for example, with the shampoo, I leave it on for a little while and then finish rinsing it out. When I rinse it, I apply an alpha acid.

[00:36:25]Why an alpha acid? Because the alpha acid, once I've already cleaned the scalp, will penetrate, since it's a glycolic acid, it penetrates, it opens the way, it also moisturizes the entire base of the scalp, I can put it on the hair fiber because it moisturizes the hair fiber as well and leaves that scalp more receptive to what I can put on it afterwards. What can I do next? Apply a mask, such as in this case the hair mask that has biotin and green tea.

[00:37:01]Green tea has many catechins, many polyphenols, and many antioxidants.

[00:37:07]So, it also helps me to improve the entire structure of that hair. And to maintain it, well, there I can work with giving home support: the shampoo, the conditioner that has biotin, panthenol, the panthenol will increase the hair fiber, the nettle, which we already know activates circulation, the quinine extract that also cleans the scalp a lot, rosemary, sage also helps a lot to detoxify, aloe which has many vitamins to help strengthen this hair.

[00:37:50]You can also use the hair mask once a week, but it is essential to use the hair restorer at least daily, and if possible, the shampoo and conditioner, because that will greatly help this hair to start growing.

[00:38:12]Then, in another stage, let's say, or in another session, we're going to do scalp regeneration. And here we will be doing advanced biostimulation, where we will work with exosomes, with PDRN, with peptides. Here we're going to work internally on all the signaling so that this entire metabolic pathway is really activated, but we need specific active ingredients, a specific order, and the specific technique. For this, working with a dermapen, for example, is essential. Yes, we can work with other techniques, right?

[00:38:58]Electroporation, for example, also works. Yes, we can do cold plasma, it 's also good, but nothing so far surpasses what the dermapen does, because the dermapen gives me controlled stimuli, right?, which makes it generate better quality collagen, and we need good quality collagen for the hair to take root.

[00:39:22]We can work with you; we have a program called Biotech Fusion that we use a lot for facial treatments, but it's giving incredible results in hair, exosomes, PDRN, and peptides. So, what is the sequence and how do you do the important things to achieve the results?

[00:39:46]And here I'll explain the protocol and then we'll see it. We are going to perform a dynamic microinfusion.

[00:39:56]First we will select the scalp by areas and clean it with antiseptic lotion to degrease it well. I would tell them to always choose a quadrant to work in, roughly 10 by 10 cm, for each session you perform.

[00:40:15]First we're going to work with exosomes, okay? With dermapen. Next, we'll apply the PDRN with the dermap. We're going to do controlled passes with the 36-needle cartridge.

[00:40:31]We will always repeat by quadrant and then we will also apply with dermapen, but we are going to work on the hair shaft.

[00:40:43]Mixed with what? With partridges. We'll see why each thing is the case. Why is the hair strand mixed with peptide? And here are the peptides that I suggest you also use: the marine collagen peptides that come in the Biotex Fusion program, but also the bovine collagen peptide that is part of the peptones.

[00:41:09]Because? Because we have different types of collagen. The marine collagen peptide covers the collagen one and three at the base of my hair, and the bovine collagen helps strengthen the collagen in my scalp.

[00:41:26]So, if I mix these peptides that are of different origins, it helps me a lot with strengthening.

[00:41:34]Then we can finish with the DNA booster, because the DNA booster is, let's say, a compendium of nutrients that is very important for this hair. And if the person is completely bald, we will apply sunscreen. A photoprotector that we have, for example, that protects against the sun's radiation, but also contains niacinamide and hyaluronic acid. Niacinamide also helps a lot if the scalp, for example, is oily.

[00:42:07]So they're two in one.

[00:42:11]Here I explain a little about what the exosome does, which is the active protagonist.

[00:42:15]They're asking a couple of questions here, I do n't know if we're going to answer. Okay, I'll answer a few of them before we continue.

[00:42:23]Look further up too.

[00:42:25]Ah, good, good. So, how often is the protocol performed? Well, this protocol can be done every 10 days, for example, no problem.

[00:42:39]Look, if there's psoriasis, they can do it, and if there's psoriasis, they'll really cleanse their scalp by doing this. It will really help someone who has to do it this way.

[00:42:57]Uh, what else?

[00:43:01]Uh, what are you saying? I have curly hair.

[00:43:05]Curly hair is not a problem. This can be done on all hair types.

[00:43:11]Glycolic acid can be rinsed off or left in. Glycolic acid is then rinsed off, if removed.

[00:43:20]The mask is... Well, the mask is important, that's what they're asking there.

[00:43:25]How many minutes should we leave it? Since the masks contain green tea and biotin, you apply them starting from the scalp, not like the masks used in hair salons that are applied from the mid-lengths to the ends, right? These masks are good for use on the scalp and for scalp massage. It's important because of all the antioxidants the mask contains. You can leave it on for 10 minutes, 15 minutes, and then apply it all over your hair, spread it out, it will give you a lot of shine, it will make your hair look really nice.

[00:44:12]The protocol, no, I'm going to show you the protocol so that you can do it in the beauty salon. You'll have to figure out how to fit a vacha into your cabinet. so that you can implement the protocol in your office. This is what's interesting, that you can do the complete treatment. Yes, they come with some very nice massage tables, which you will see in the video, they are spectacular, and everything is already adapted so that you can do it, but if not, a sink and a little water is enough.

[00:44:57]Uh, the hair thread is a Rose product.

[00:44:59]Yes, girls, everything I'm showing you here are Rose's formulas. Hm.

[00:45:08]Okay, so how deep can the dermapen be used? Well, this depends on each person's sensitivity. Yes, because I've worked with it, for example, on 075, I 've even worked with it on scalps, for example, which are, let's say, very resistant, right? But here we don't have to draw blood, just like when we work on facials. Yes, I have encountered, for example, very sensitive scalps, so I had to lower the depth in order to work. Afterwards I also had to use decongestants because I was irritated from working with the Dermapen. So, we're going to monitor and control the depth ourselves. Hm. Okay, let's go. I want to explain why we put in exosomes.

[00:46:02]Exosomes act at the level of the bulge where the stem cells and hair follicle are located, modulating cell communication and promoting an optimal biological environment for hair growth. In other words, when we add the exos, we activate the metabolic pathway. That's what we're doing, because the exosome is what gives the direction, it's what tells this factory what to do because it activates the pathway, stimulates the activity of the hair follicle, reactivates the telogen growth phase, prolongs the phase, and reactivates the follicles. Yes, I said it right, they reactivate the follicles that are inactive and prolong the anagen phase, which is the growth phase. In other words, hair grows longer and with better quality. You can see my hair has grown a lot. When you do the treatment, you really notice the difference and the quality of the hair. It improves perifollicular vascularization, providing more oxygen and nutrients to the bulb.

[00:47:19]It reduces scalp inflammation, which is key to hair loss and thinning. It strengthens the hair matrix, making the fiber stronger and less prone to thinning. And doing this during menopause is spectacular because during menopause hair thins considerably and often stops growing, and the truth is that with this treatment, results are achieved. Awesome.

[00:47:50]Another benefit we have, as a plus, as an extra, is that the Biotex Fusion products are ozonated.

[00:48:03]This is, well, let's see, it's wonderful.

[00:48:07]Because? What does ozone do? Ozone, when I apply it, when I remove it, isn't that right? We'll see exactly how it's done in the practical part, but I 'm putting the exosome together with ozone because the ampoule is ozonized.

[00:48:23]Therefore, pure ozone placed in the location forces the cell to produce superoxide dismutase, that is, endogenous antioxidants. Yeah? And this counteracts the oxidative stress that the human stem cells can experience.

[00:48:44]Activates the beta-catanin pathway. This is the key to regeneration; that is, the ozone itself causes that metabolic pathway to become partially active.

[00:48:55]So, without stem cells, this metabolic pathway is turned off. In the hair follicle, this triggers a signaling cascade. It stimulates the secretion of growth factors.

[00:49:11]Look at all that ozone does. Creating microchannels that transport oxygen and nutrients directly to the dermal pile. It prolongs the anagen phase, prevents hair from prematurely entering the telogen shedding phase, and keeps the follicle active for longer.

[00:49:33]Ozone does this. Because? Because ozone, being an oxidizing gas, forces the entire skin to also generate endogenous antioxidants. I mean, it's wonderful that they actually have ozone, that they are ozonized.

[00:49:52]I'm going to apply the exosomes with the dermapen. Then I'm going to apply PDRN with a dermapen.

[00:49:59]What does the PDRN do? PDRN is DNA, right? eh of sea salmon. It is actually a fraction of marine salmon DNA that is purified, and that fraction is highly regenerative for the skin and everything else. Actually, we can use it on the skin, we can use it on the scalp. This will give me nutrients for that entire follicle. But it does something else super interesting.

[00:50:31]What it does is activate the reception of a receptor called A2 adenosine associated with an increase in what is angiogenesis.

[00:50:43]What does this mean? It increases my circulation, it increases my nutrition, it even brings me more nutrients to improve follicular activity and it greatly reduces inflammation.

[00:51:01]After that I will work on another stage which is no longer about biostimulation, but about sealing. For the sealing stage, I will use the capillary thread. And the hair strand, which is a plant biomatrix. Why a plant-based biomatrix?

[00:51:21]And here I explain what the hair strand contains, because it has to have a series of peptides to really help this fiber thicken. We have plant peptides from corn, peanuts, soy, and chickpeas. Yes, it is, that is, in synergy they make a phytokeratin, that is, they make the hair thicker, much more resistant to the harshness of the environment and also much more moisturized and repairs all the damaged areas, improves resistance and restores elasticity. It also contains cranberries, which will provide antioxidant action, protecting it against oxidative stress. Orange is a brand that helps and supports hair growth because it stimulates microcirculation. In other words, I can also apply the hair thread with the dermap, or I can also do it with a round-tipped fibroblast. It not only covers, but also rebuilds and strengthens the hair's biology. The hair becomes stronger, more flexible, and has greater texture and shine.

[00:52:39]Then we add the peptides. Why peptides? And here I told them that we could put the marine collagen peptide and the bovine collagen peptide, because this marine collagen peptide will provide me with collagen one and three from the base of the follicle and the bovine collagen peptide will also strengthen the scalp more superficially. This then improves the structure, dermal density, increases elasticity and firmness. It does a lot of things, like, it reduces expression lines if you put it on your face, but if you put it on your hair, it sets it. Hm. It is a stimulant in the natural production and strengthening of collagen that is also ozonized.

[00:53:33]Finally, we can apply and massage in DNA booster, which is also a facial product, a product that has been developed for facial use, and apply it to the scalp because look what you have. Damask rose exosomes, marine salmon DNA bioplasma, phospholipids, glycosaminoglycans, hydrolyzed soy proteins, marine collagen, coenzyme Q10, evening primrose oil and wheat germ oil.

[00:54:03]All of this helps me to give him all the micronutrients he needs.

[00:54:09]And then there's the restorative one, which is also another option for home support, containing amino acids, placenta extract, rosemary, nettle, aloe salt, allantoin, and vitamin C. We can combine them perfectly well. We're going to move on now to the practical part because I want you to see it too.

[00:54:35]And we're going to answer that here. It is suitable for porous hair. Yes, it will help you a lot to reduce porosity.

[00:54:48]Hair porosity. It's good for dandruff by applying the titrí. It's very good for dandruff. If you add it to the shampoo, one pipette in 100 cm of shampoo is enough to help control dandruff, nail fungus, it's spectacular, but always diluted, never alone.

[00:55:11]It says, and in this case, of course, what Edit says, which is very good, it says, "The protocol at the beginning shows an oily scalp using salicylic soap."

[00:55:22]And in the case of a dry scalp, is that part avoided? Of course, if I have a dry scalp, I go straight to working with Glycoder and avoid salicylic acid soap because that one is specifically for oily scalp and hair.

[00:55:39]Okay, high frequency, can it be applied before or after the micronelin?

[00:55:45]Very good question. Can I go in earlier and can I go in later? Because it has been proven that high frequency produces a, let's say, a voltaic alteration in the skin, and this voltaic difference allows the active ingredients to penetrate better. So, in the last training I did specifically on equipment, we saw that, that high frequency can be applied before and can be applied perfectly after. And here in the practical part you will see, all the products are applied in the same session, right? The scalp reset with the peel in one session and the scalp regeneration in the other.

[00:56:31]How much does a session cost approximately? That will depend on the area where each one is located because in itself there aren't that many, it's not that much that you're going to use, but you do need to have a variety of products to be able to do it. Are you going to send any materials? Of course. In the group, they will be sent, if we use the three active ingredients together, the exo, the PDRN and the peptides, it is not the same as putting the three together in the syringe or separately. It's better if you do them separately. It's better if you take your time doing it separately, with one penetrating first, then the other, and then the other.

[00:57:09]Which asset is the main one?

[00:57:13]Here it's not a single main asset, here it's actually a sequence of assets and we have to understand what we 're doing and what we're putting in, because we're not going to use just one asset to achieve the result.

[00:57:30]To do the scal receptor we need to actually do the peel and we're going to need different products. And to perform the regeneration we also need different products, all of which are important to achieve the desired result.

[00:57:51]How much did he say about Titri? Yes, one pipette in 100g of shampoo works well.

[00:58:00]Cancer patients can undergo the procedure as long as the cancer patient has already completed their entire process, that is, once they are in a post-treatment stage, and if the doctor authorizes it, we can do it correctly. We always have to make sure that, like, we use conditioner shampoo, that's something you can always use, that's going to help you a lot.

[00:58:35]Moreover, I created that hair care line precisely for a friend of my daughter, as I always mention, who was undergoing cancer treatment and didn't want her hair to fall out. So, the line is very much focused on strengthening the hair bulb to prevent hair loss, but we can't, let's say, do a treatment unless the doctor, let's say, indicates it in the case of applying, for example, Dermap, right?

[00:59:09]If the doctor authorizes it, perfect, it's done right. Let's continue because I want you to see the practical part.

[00:59:19]Now, but I'm leaving here, I'm out of here. Let's see.

[00:59:29][music] Well, here you see, this is salicylic acid soap where you cut a small triangle of soap and place it in a container with a little water. The hair is already damp.

[00:59:57]Yes. And it's applied with a brush all over the oily scalp. Yes, it's a very pleasant treatment, girls.

[01:00:21]Here we place the exfoliant. Remember that it is the exfoliating gel [music] that has microgranules of rice flour with the oil [music] of titrir.

[01:00:33]This is so we can massage it in and remove it because we had to leave the soap on for at least 5 minutes.

[01:00:42]So now we apply.

[01:00:47]Massage well and rinse. This treatment bed is spectacular because, well, we have all these little jets of water that make the treatment really lovely. And there we put the shampoo and notice that a pipette of titrí is added.

[01:01:13]Hm. He puts the shampoo directly on, more or less when there are about 100 cm left.

[01:01:19]If not, I can calculate a proportion and properly massage that scalp.

[01:01:39]Massages are always stimulating for circulation. You should always take the time to massage that scalp well [music]. Oh.

[01:02:18]This is the first treatment, which is the scalp reset. You will then receive the complete protocol where we work in phases: the preparation phase, the activation phase, and the support phase.

[01:02:51]After we remove the shampoo, we then apply the glycolic acid to the entire scalp and hair fiber.

[01:03:09]It's a spray and here we have 10% glycolic acid pH4. It soaks into my skin, but leaves it moisturized.

[01:03:22]After I apply it, I can apply the hair mask on top and then remove everything together. There is no need to remove the glycolic acid and then put on the mask. I let the glycolic acid work with the mask and then I remove it all together. I'm going to apply the mask from the roots because the entire hair shaft has a lot of biotin, and biotin is essential for hair to hold its shape.

[01:04:53]We removed everything there. I also want a cuticle that is well [music] closed, that is not porous, because we are working with glycolic acid, which helps me a lot to close the cuticle.

[01:05:38]to make a pH of four. It closes and my hair [music] is super shiny, my scalp is clean.

[01:05:53]We did a good detox treatment.

[01:06:04]A very, very nice result.

[01:06:10]And now we're going to look at the other treatment, which is scalp regeneration.

[01:06:22]Okay, in this one we're going to start by applying the antiseptic lotion to thoroughly clean the scalp before we begin working. They will also receive the complete protocol, which explains why each step is done and what the exos do. What does the PDRN do? so that you too can have it. We'll be working with the Biotet Exosomes line here, right? We will use a tuberculin syringe and extract 1 cm. It's difficult to remove because the ozo offers resistance.

[01:07:12]I take my time slowly to be able to take out, yes, approximately 1 cm and I'm going to work imaginarily in a square of approximately 10*10.

[01:07:30]Within that I'm going to move around to work.

[01:07:34]In this case, for example, it's a man who, well, starts to notice that his hair is falling out at the base, on the crown, the superficial part of the head, and he wanted to strengthen his hair a little. So, we worked with it, as I mentioned before, using exosomes.

[01:07:56]We worked with the 36- needle cartridges [music] at a depth of 0.75 because I had a fairly sensitive scalp. Yes, it turned quite red when he was working.

[01:08:13]or we apply the PDRN.

[01:08:16]Also remember that they are ozonated and ozone causes endogenous antioxidants to be, let's say, produced much more. So, we prevent oxidative stress, we make the bulge cells, those stem cells, actually produce this metabolic pathway, we accelerate it. Yes, and we reactivate the follicles that are in the telogen phase. We prolong the anagen phase, strengthen the hair matrix, and stimulate growth factors. We add a little bit of decongestant here, don't we?

[01:09:00]We can use the decongestant spray, the decongestant mist that has mallow, chamomile, aloe, and oats to also balance and desensitize the area a little.

[01:09:22]Here we're going to start sealing with what, with the hair strand.

[01:09:28]And here we work with people who lost their hair many years ago, is it possible to achieve results? We need to see, obviously, why her hair fell out, but we can stimulate the follicles so that they regain their activity, because what we are doing here is activating a metabolic pathway that is often dormant. Hm. So, look, here we combine, for example, PDRN, peptides, in peptides, for example, marine collagen and peptides of bovine origin. Yes. And we then worked on it with high frequency.

[01:10:14]Why the high frequency? Because the penetration of the assets also helps me. Yes, it helps me a lot to oxygenate. I can finish with the hair restorer or I can finish with the DNA booster, which is for the face, but it also works very well for finishing with hair treatments.

[01:10:40]I massage it so that it penetrates completely. I give the restorer, the DNA booster, as home support. And if the person were bald, I would give them sunscreen, which in this case was not necessary, sunscreen was not needed, but if the person is bald, yes, because remember that our sunscreen, Spectra Career, is two in one. It protects against UVB radiation, VA against blue light radiation, but it also contains niacinamide, which is very good for oily skin. It contains hyaluronic acid, antioxidants, and panthenol, which also desensitizes my skin and scalp.

[01:11:29]How often can the session be performed? We can do it, for example, every 10 days.

[01:11:36]How long did we work with micronedlin on the exos? Until they penetrate, until you see that it is penetrating, that the exos have already penetrated, then they proceed to place, for example, the PDRN.

[01:11:52]How many sessions does the product provide?

[01:11:54]Look, here we work on approximately 10x10 cm, right? It works very, very well with a pipette that is 1 cm. Sometimes it all depends on the quantity and the area we want to work on; that's what we'll probably be using, but we're putting in small drops and they last a long time. Eh, whether it's the exos or the PDRN, the capillary thread is super surrendered. And the hair strand comes, for example, in I think 30 or 35 cm. And with two or three drops we really cover 10 by 10 cm. Let's see, personally he says, well, let's see, it slipped my mind. Personally, by the second month I was able to stop 80% of my hair loss with the shampoo and conditioner. They're the best. Thank you so much for sharing your testimony, because it's very important to us that you comment and, well, that you speak up. There are also possibilities for scalps where no hairs are visible, for those who have gone years without hair loss due to stress.

[01:13:13]Yes, if we activate the dormant pathway, we can see hair grow again, but it's important to do it right to activate that metabolic pathway.

[01:13:27]There's a question: if it's very hormonal in the case of men, well, we have to see if the man needs medication like minoxidil, right? We have to see, but it helps women a lot, and it helps men too if they are on medication.

[01:13:45]Can I use high frequency on wet hair? Yes, Karina, yes, because before, high frequency was applied dry, nothing was put on. But nowadays, and I say this because in the last course we were looking at precisely that, high frequency is wonderful for penetrating active ingredients. Then pass it on, finish the treatment, and pass the high frequency.

[01:14:15]After that, how many days does the session last?

[01:14:19]Every 10 days. Every 10 days. One every 10 days, the other every 10 days, and so you alternate.

[01:14:25]If the scalp is dry, what should be avoided in this protocol? Don't make soap with salicylic acid. In other words, avoid the salicylic acid part, as that will always be for oily scalps. Yes. Don't put the thiamine in the shampoo, for example, because you won't need it.

[01:14:43]The ultrasonic spatula, of course you can use the ultrasonic spatula.

[01:14:48]Because? Because you're also going to remove all the exfoliating part. You can do it with the ultrasonic spatula, no problem. That's why. You can also use the electroporator. Do you know what you can use the electroporator with? With the hair tonic. Excellent result. If you want to electroporate the toner, I'm not talking about exosomes or PDRN because that's more suited to the dermapen, but the electroporated toner is wonderful. And if you provide home support too, so they can do it without worry.

[01:15:25]Okay, any other questions, girls?

[01:15:31]Well, follow us, follow us on Instagram.

[01:15:34]I really hope this training has been helpful for you girls with fine hair, spectacular! My hair was falling out a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, and I really managed to strengthen it tremendously and it's not porous anymore. You can see healthy skin and hair.

[01:16:01]Uh, how long has it been? Okay, what range? I didn't get a chance to read it.

[01:16:09]What is the current cost of the treatment and how long does each session take on average?

[01:16:15]Well, you will do that according to each one of you in your place. I can't give them a price per se.

[01:16:25]That's what they would have to see more or less in the area where they are.

[01:16:31]Uh, the tonic, what's the tonic? We'll give you the tonic later, when you have the protocol, it will properly name the tonic. They have to stay in the group to receive the information. I loved it. Well, look, this is something new, this is something innovative, this is something for you to put into practice, because it's what people are looking for. People are looking for these types of treatments. That's why I'm bringing it to you, so that those of you who have the tools, who have the dermapen, who can do it in your beauty salon, can see how to put a basin on, how to do the whole Scal Reset part. of the hair peel and do the regeneration, but try to do it completely so you can see and the result is wonderful.

[01:17:29]Hair treatments are highly sought after and are advisable for borheic dermatitis. Girls, do the scalp reset, do that for dry eye dermatitis, it will help you a lot.

[01:17:45]Nicolic acid is 10% pH4.

[01:17:51]In addition to the protocol information, we could send you price lists; we'll send you everything, including product catalogs and protocols, as well as information on where to buy from, since there are various distributors in the country where you can purchase from.

[01:18:10]We are in Córdoba capital. Anyone who is near Córdoba city and wants to buy from us, can buy. But if you are in the interior of the country, we have distributors in different provinces. If you go to the website www.rosarey.com, you can find out where to buy. We'll pass it on to him too. We'll pass it on to him too, but there's a magnifying glass. You enter your address in that little magnifying glass and it will bring you the nearest distributor. So that way you can get the products; you can order them from the distributors.

[01:18:44]Uh, 12 cartridge. 12 cartridges are very good, but they hurt a lot on the scalp, I mean, they hurt quite a bit. If you want to use a 12-gauge cartridge, it's more penetrating. I recommend you do it with the 36 size because the 36 size works really well. It penetrates well and it won't hurt. Because remember, this has to be a pleasant treatment, it has to be like going to a spa, I relax, they do my hair treatment and I come out looking divine, but if I'm going to suffer I'm not going to like it anymore.

[01:19:22]And, how many sessions can the patient be told to have?

[01:19:27]No less than six sessions, obviously, so that they can see the result. Well, some results are very fast. I showed them to you in the PowerPoint in 15 days, for example, using only the restorer. You have to be consistent to place the product.

[01:19:47]Well, great training. Well, I'm thrilled you liked it, and I'm even more thrilled when you send me before and after photos of the treatments you do. They should upload it, upload it to Instagram, and list us as collaborators so we can share it with them too.

[01:20:06]Yes, it wouldn't be convenient with a nano needle, would it? Not with a nano needle, because it remains too superficial.

[01:20:14]Uh, we need the assets to penetrate, to penetrate. Hm.

[01:20:20]Ah, where can you see those cows?

[01:20:23]Look, girls, uh, I think these cows are sold in Mar del Plata, I'm not very sure, but I can look for them for you and send them to you through the group, okay?

[01:20:39]Because they are beautiful. You can create a beautiful hair spa with these basins, and I think they're a bit pricey. If not, make something that you can adapt, but something that will work for you. Oh, we also need to buy sinks. It's sometimes a matter of being resourceful, using a little ingenuity, and doing this type of treatment.

[01:21:06]Very light.

[01:21:07]The vaches are necessary for both treatments.

[01:21:09]What do you mean it's not necessary for both treatments?

[01:21:11]No, no, [clears throat] not for both treatments, because for regeneration I don't need a basin. I need the sink if I'm going to do the exfoliation part.

[01:21:19]The detion part is clear. For that part. They're telling me it's the sea of ​​the Pampas.

[01:21:27]Yes, those stretchers have a specific name that I can't remember right now, but we can look it up for you and give it to you later so that you can directly purchase the one you want.

[01:21:41]Okay, okay, I hope that's clear, that you don't have any doubts, but if you do have any questions you can tell us everything I know, information, the protocol is with the objective, why do you do each step?

[01:21:59]Uh, well, and here they tell me to follow us on Rose on Instagram, that the Instagram is @rosare all one word. On Facebook Roseary, Casacent Central, and on this YouTube channel because there are also other videos that will be useful to you. You can even see, there's a video where I talk about the entire hair care line specifically, and where I even interviewed Gabi Luna, who was going through cancer and the products were made for her. She didn't lose her hair, apart from doing the cold cap treatment, but she really kept her hair because it helps a lot to hold it in place. No. Uh, what else?

[01:22:54]We'll be posting something on Instagram for you to comment on whether you liked the training.

[01:23:00]We'll be posting on Instagram so you can comment on whether you liked the training and if you'd like more. Yes, beautiful. Thank you so much.

[01:23:11]Greetings from Buenos Aires. Lorena.

[01:23:14]Well, Lorena, uh, everything is very clear, wonderful training. I love that you like it, and above all, I love that you see the results because what we show you are results, right? That you can have it too and it's important because people like it, they like to see the before, they like to see the after. Take photos of the treatments. It's important that you show what you're doing.

[01:23:45]Remember that here we are working with products that are more natural.

[01:23:49]Remember that too. Uh, Rosead is a line that works really well to refine the skin. We do n't use silicone, we don't use anything that is really aggressive, but what we always do is use orthomolecular formulas, we stimulate the skin so that it repairs itself, which is what we are looking for, self-repair.

[01:24:17]Okay, okay, girls, I don't think there are any other questions.

[01:24:32]Well, well, it's been a pleasure being with you.

[01:24:37]I hope this motivates you to investigate further if you want to learn more about hair and start doing hair treatments because you'll see great results. People are looking for it, and scalp hair removal is an upcoming trend. So you be the first. I'm sending you a big kiss and see you at the next training session.