Hairpexin hair vitamins, soberly assessed.

Hairpexin is sold as a capsule for stronger hair growth. What’s in the formula, what the ingredients can actually claim to do – and when you’d be better off with something else.

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Tub of Hairpexin capsules
Type
Food supplement, vegan capsules
Ingredients
D-biotin, selenium, zinc, copper, pantothenic acid, niacin, vitamins B1, B2, B6 and B12
Pack
60 capsules
Evidence
We are not aware of any published studies on the product itself
Where to buy
Currently hard to find in German shops; check availability before you buy

What the ingredients can claim to do

The formula is a classic hair vitamin blend. Biotin, zinc and selenium contribute to the maintenance of normal hair, and copper to normal hair pigmentation. Those are the permitted claims – and they apply mainly if you’re short of these nutrients. A genuine biotin deficiency is rare; more on this in biotin for hair loss.

Hair loss has many causes: genetics, hormones, stress, iron deficiency, the thyroid. A vitamin capsule only helps with some of them. If you’re unsure, have a blood test before buying capsules – see causes of hair loss.

How to take it

Take the capsules as recommended on the pack with plenty of water, and don’t exceed the daily dose. Don’t combine Hairpexin with other supplements containing the same vitamins. High-dose biotin can distort lab results – mention it before having blood taken.

Alternatives

1LADUTI Hair Serum

Works on the scalp

LADUTI Hair Serum

A serum that goes on the scalp in the evening and works overnight – with AnaGain™ and Procapil™, without minoxidil or hormones, for women and men. Our recommendation for gradually thinning hair.

What we like

  • Works where hair grows
  • Studied active ingredients
  • For women and men

Keep in mind

  • Studies on the individual actives, not the finished serum
  • At least three months of patience
2Cosphera Hair Vitamins

Easy-to-find hair vitamins

Cosphera Hair Vitamins

Biotin, zinc, selenium and millet in vegan capsules. A similar formula that’s easier to get hold of – worthwhile if you have a confirmed deficiency.

What we like

  • Vegan, widely available

Keep in mind

  • Of little use without a deficiency
3Priorin® capsules

Capsules with a study

Priorin® capsules

Millet extract, pantothenic acid and L-cystine; three capsules a day for twelve weeks. The manufacturer cites a placebo-controlled study. Intended for women.

What we like

  • Tested against placebo by the manufacturer

Keep in mind

  • Doesn’t work on the scalp

Hairpexin: frequently asked questions

Does Hairpexin help hair growth?

If your hair loss is due to a lack of biotin, zinc or selenium, the capsules can help. With hereditary hair loss, there’s little to expect from vitamins alone.

Where can you buy Hairpexin?

Hairpexin has become hard to find in German shops. Before buying, check that it’s the genuine product – or choose a widely available alternative such as Cosphera.

How long should you take hair vitamins?

At least three months, because hair grows slowly. If nothing has changed by then, the cause is probably not a nutrient deficiency.

We are hairdressers, not doctors. Information from the brand, as of October 2026. Food supplements are no substitute for a balanced diet. If you experience heavy or sudden hair loss, please have the cause checked by a doctor.