Caditar — Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo 150ml

Caditar Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo has a consistent positioning as a hair care product, although its level of clinical evidence is limited. The main active ingredient, a patented extract of Pisum sativum (pea), provides peptides and amino acids that are the structural building blocks of hair keratin. The available literature on topical pea proteins documents their role in fiber strengthening—reducing breakage and improving elasticity—but efficacy data on hair loss itself is less robust. The term "patented" indicates proprietary extraction or formulation; this does not in itself guarantee demonstrated clinical superiority. Crambe maritima (sea kale) is a credible hair active for protecting the scalp barrier thanks to its glucosinolates and minerals. Pelvetia canaliculata (a type of bladderwrack seaweed) and Arnica montana flower extract complement the soothing and revitalizing action on the scalp. An important credibility point: the manufacturer mentions "validated under dermatological control" and "tested under dermatological control." These statements mean that a dermatologist supervised tolerance tests—this is not a clinical efficacy study. No quantitative data on hair loss reduction is published on the manufacturer's page. Paradermia's communication therefore remains focused on supporting hair vitality and strengthening hair fiber, without quantified anti-hair loss efficacy claims. Consequently, the clinical stats are empty. Two formulation cautionary points. First: BENZYL ALCOHOL is a mandatory fragrance allergen (EC Regulation 1223/2009). The formula also contains ANTHEMIS NOBILIS FLOWER OIL (Roman chamomile) and CANANGA ODORATA FLOWER OIL (ylang-ylang), two essential oils that can release allergenic compounds (benzoates, eugenol, geraniol). The overall allergenic profile of this formula is more significant than that of the Antiseborrheic Shampoo. Second: SALICYLIC ACID is present at the end of the INCI list. At the concentration used in a shampoo (cosmetic), it is primarily a preservative and a mild keratolytic—relevant for maintaining scalp cleanliness, without demonstrated therapeutic effect at this dose. This shampoo is explicitly designed as a complement to Caditar Anti-Hair Loss Serum—the complete topical synergy is the commercial and clinical logic of the Caditar catalog. Combined use should be highlighted in catalog selection and FAQs.