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Hair + scalp

Saw Palmetto

Also known as Serenoa serrulata fruit extract

A palm fruit extract popular in hair care for thinning hair. It supports a healthy scalp environment for fuller-looking hair.

What is saw palmetto?

Saw palmetto is a small palm native to the southeastern United States. Extract from its berries has long been used in wellness products, and it is now a popular ingredient in shampoos, conditioners and scalp serums for thinning hair.

What it does for your hair

  • Supports a healthy scalp environment
  • Helps hair look fuller and thicker
  • Works alongside other scalp-care ingredients for stronger-looking hair

How to use it

Saw palmetto is in all three steps of our hair routine. Wash with Revitalizing Shampoo, follow with Revitalizing Conditioner, then apply Hair Stimulating Serum directly to the scalp and massage it in. Our Hair Stimulating Kit bundles all three. Use the routine consistently for at least three months, since hair grows slowly.

Who it's for

Men and women whose hair looks thinner or finer than it used to, and anyone who wants to give their scalp more care.

Common questions

How long does saw palmetto take to work in hair care?
Hair grows slowly, so give any scalp routine at least three months of consistent use.
Can women use saw palmetto hair products?
Yes. Our hair routine is designed for both men and women.
Should I see a doctor about hair thinning?
Yes, if your hair loss is sudden, patchy or comes with other symptoms. A dermatologist can look for underlying causes.

Related ingredients

This guide is general skincare information, not medical advice. If you're pregnant, nursing, using prescription skincare or have a skin condition, check with your doctor or our clinic team first.

Not sure what your skin needs?

Take our skin quiz for a routine matched to your skin, or book a free consult with our skin experts.