RLT + Hair Mist

Late last year, it was mentioned it would be out sometime, just wasn't sure on the timing as delays were constant.

RLT+ Hair Mist has arrived!

Infused with nourishing ingredients, it works as the perfect companion to our laser helmets (or without) to promote healthier, stronger, and more vibrant hair. We spent over a year perfecting this formula, and now it's here!

https://mitoredlight.com/collections/speciality/products/rlt-hair-restore-mist?afmc=IMMORTALHAIR

So full disclosure, I will earn 5% on every sale. Also, I have a strong suggestion on how to use it, which will be discussed tomorrow.

Making a long story short, originally the hair formula was to contain an additional ingredient.

Reason it didn't - The "medical cabal/cartel" or powers that should not be, got in the way.

The item to add to enhance the hair growth effects, which is synergistic with this topical is
extremely low-dose Cannabigerol (CBG), which acts on the CB1 receptor as an antagonist,
meaning it can block or reduce the effects of other compounds that activate the CB1 receptor.

So what does that mean in "English," I'm sure some of us here had wondered at once time or
another whether cannabis, eating it, smoking it, etc could be potentially harmful to hair.

The psycho-active varieties acts as an enhancer to the CB1 receptor (not pro hair), so that
could lead the hair entering into a catagen and telogen stage.

So one of the posters here who focused on the "heat" factor, Xenon had a hypothesis, which
based on my review of the literature is a real theory.

So since that time, a lot of research focused on different types of strains, not just the psycho-
active varies, so in the context of hair growth or hair loss, it all depends on the strain and
the dosage.

So in this particular case, the non-psycho-active strain, Cannabigerol (CBG) requires between 3 and
4 milligrams (maximum) for an application.

So, this means about a drop and a half at most, using a dropper.

If one were to take more than 2 drops....then the activity of an agonist action (enhances). So "more" is not more.

So the good news is that one bottle of Cannabigerol (CBG) will last a very long time. Because the "normal" dose,
is much too high for hair purposes. For example, mine contains 375 doses if you factor in 4 milligrams divided by 1500 mg (the entire bottle).

Making a short story longer....

In a case study, significant hair regrowth for MPB in both the the vertex area and temporal areas, with higher effectiveness in the vertex.

So, if only looking at the non-psycho-active additive here, the average result was 93.5% increase in non-vellus (non-peach fuzz) hairs after 6-months of use.

So in terms of functioning as a CB1 receptor antagonist, reverses the normal heat by way of inflammation, or heat sensors, such as TRPV1 (Transient receptor potential vanilloid 1. TRPV1 is a non-selective cation channel gated by noxious heat, vanilloids and extracellular protons and can shut off Wnt messaging.

Which means no Wnt signalling, hair suffers.

About two decades ago I tried downing an excessive amount of Cayenne paper capsules...I started to notice hair shedding in subsequent days. That was a comm for later on when the research is rife on TRPV1.

So suffice to say that activating of TRPV-1 receptors can cause premature entry of the hair follicle into the catagen phase, thereby, inhibiting hair growth. Even seasonally, heat brings with it, increased shedding, or simply by way of dietary indulgences.

Pot is legal in canada and you can get CBG mixed in CBD oil without any THC. Certain american states that have legalized pot might have those other cannabinoids in CBD oil too. But the concentration might be too low.

shaftless wrote:Pot is legal in canada and you can get CBG mixed in CBD oil without any THC. Certain american states that have legalized pot might have those other cannabinoids in CBD oil too. But the concentration might be too low.

So this is not a problem....no general CBD is needed, instead, these are the young leaves that serve as the direct precursor to both cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)., without being psychoactive. CBG (Cannabigerol)
regulates more genes than CBD, including several key skin targets. Human dermal fibroblasts (HDFs) and normal human epidermal keratinocytes (NHEKs) were exposed in culture to pro-inflammatory inducers to trigger cytokine production and oxidative stress.

CBG (Cannabigerol) and CBD reduce reactive oxygen species levels in Human dermal fibroblasts better than vitamin C. Moreover, CBG inhibits pro-inflammatory cytokine (Interleukin-1β, -6, -8, tumor necrosis factor α) release from several inflammatory inducers, such as ultraviolet A (UVA), ultraviolet B (UVB), chemical, C. acnes, and in several instances does so more potently than CBD.

Also a key factor as mentioned earlier is that the dosage of 3 to 4 milligrams (maximum) per scalp application. This translates to only 1.5 drops (maximum) of the CBG (Cannabigerol), assuming it's the same concentration, which is 1 milliliter being equal to 50 milligrams. Keep in mind here that people who do not use this for hair purposes would be taking internally the entire 1 milliliter (50 milligrams), which is far too much.

For example, I paid about 40 dollars for the CBG (Cannabigerol) I have, which will last 375 days or 3 to 4 milligrams per day, added to the topical RLT + Mist. So in regards to RLT + Mist itself, it has synergistic ingredients to enhance the effect of the CBG.

I see. So you can buy CBG alone in a bottle from a cannabis retailer? I've never seen that before. Always mixed with something else.

shaftless wrote:I see. So you can buy CBG alone in a bottle from a cannabis retailer? I've never seen that before. Always mixed with something else.

Correct. CBG has not been available commercially until fairly recently. And yes, it would have to be pure, not mixed with anything else or strains.

This is the one I got, and there are at least a small handful of companies that will supply it.
So my estimates in terms of dosing are based on this. So whichever brand is found, would need
to adjust the dosage accordingly.

https://simpleleaf.com/product/cbg-oil-1500mg-30ml/

What’s the collective consensus on the efficacy of Soybean germ extract?

Looks like a great product, specifically interested with the synergy of CBG. Out of curiosity, what made you team up with Mitoredlight? I love the quality of their light products.

@shaftless
Why not buy CBG crystals and then dissolve it yourself? Does anyone know if it will dissolve in water, if not, what would be the next best solution?

golder wrote:What’s the collective consensus on the efficacy of Soybean germ extract?

Looks like a great product, specifically interested with the synergy of CBG. Out of curiosity, what made you team up with Mitoredlight? I love the quality of their light products.

The CEO of that company was once a poster here, several years ago.

The synergy of CBG in part involves mitigating the heating (heat shock proteins), optimizing the
Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway in hair follicles. This pathway is crucial for hair follicle development and regeneration.

Also the inhibition of degradation complex: It inhibits the Axin/casein kinase 1α/adenomatous polyposis coli/glycogen synthase kinase 3β degradation complex, leading to the accumulation of β-catenin.

An increased Alkaline Phosphatase Activity (necessary for hair growth)

For example, one of the ingredients, Baicalin increases the activity of alkaline phosphatase in dermal papilla cells, which is dependent on Wnt pathway activation.

In plain English, it will help blunt the inflammation cascade, and help reverse the MPB effect of anagen, telogen and catagen phases. Based on the research, at least on some of the ingredients, should out perform Min-ox-a-kill and the chemical Russian roulette.

In regards to the CBG itself, would not know the answer on the crystal form. The dosage is extremely modest and as mentioned before, less is more (would not use any more than 3 to 4 milligrams for the entire scalp) per application per day.

I'll have to look into ordering CBG crystals. Since its a controlled substance they may not let me import it from anywhere. I checked the gov't website and there's lots of CBD only and THC only oils but no CBG by itself. Always comes along with CBD and in a weaker concentration compared to the CBD concentration.

shaftless wrote:I'll have to look into ordering CBG crystals. Since its a controlled substance they may not let me import it from anywhere. I checked the gov't website and there's lots of CBD only and THC only oils but no CBG by itself. Always comes along with CBD and in a weaker concentration compared to the CBD concentration.

Standard oil form CBG (Cannabigerol) is very easy to find. I have no idea why anyone would opt for the crystal form.

For example, in Canada there is just this I found with just one simple search:

https://cbd-oil-canada.co/product/cbg-oil-honest-botanicals/

Thanks for your detailed input CS. Can you let me know what the role of the Soybean germ extract is for?

CS I willl give it a try. Just curious why rosemary extract was left out. Thanks

Well so much for me being a super sleuth lol. I thot if the gov't didn't sell it then it must not be available. Thanks caustic. Will definitely look into this.

golder wrote:Thanks for your detailed input CS. Can you let me know what the role of the Soybean germ extract is for?

There is no Soybean germ extract in the formula. So I cannot comment.

Interesting. Initially the formula was first developed, and so there were some subtle changes later on, by
the chemists. Ultimately, it was their attempt to match everything as close as possible to my version. So yes, was not expecting that. It's unlikely to be functional and I'll ask to find out if there are any specifics on the
"why."

Screenshot of the soybean in your ingredient list:
https://servimg.com/view/20574932/3

bh1546 wrote:CS I willl give it a try. Just curious why rosemary extract was left out. Thanks

Good question. Overall yes, Rosemary is competitive against Minoxidil, however it was over shadowed by another ingredient. Absolutely nothing wrong with it. Indirectly when assembling a formula together. the ingredients in terms of viscosity, aroma, color, etc all factor into cohesive batch.

CausticSymmetry wrote:

golder wrote:Thanks for your detailed input CS. Can you let me know what the role of the Soybean germ extract is for?

It's unlikely to be functional and I'll ask to find out if there are any specifics on the
"why."

Huge respect for your knowledge and dedication to this field CS, but I've got to say, I'm now less interested in the inclusion of the Soybean and somewhat confused that you made this formulation and didn't know this ingredient was inside the product.

Thank you for your question. Yes it was a surprise, so I just asked and will report back whatever the answer is. I can say for sure it was not the original ingredient in the formula. The challenges with reproducing the original had to do with non-functional ingredients that affected the color, scent, uniform emulsion. (An emulsion is a mixture of two or more liquids that are normally immiscible (unmixable or unblendable) owing to liquid-liquid phase separation).