Pumpkin Seed Oil Softgels – DHT & Hair Shedding Support with Saw Palmetto, 1000mg, 60 Count
Pumpkin Seed Oil Softgels — Hair Growth Support with Saw Palmetto, 1000mg, 60 Softgels. A daily softgel that pairs cold-pressed pumpkin seed oil with saw palmetto extract — two botanicals traditionally used to support healthy hair from the inside out.
Why People Add It to Their Routine
- Supports normal DHT balance — pumpkin seed oil and saw palmetto are widely used to help maintain healthy DHT levels, a key factor in shedding
- Nourishes follicles — naturally rich in zinc, vitamin E, and omega-6 fatty acids
- Easy daily softgels — simple to swallow, no aftertaste
- Gentle, non-habit-forming formula — a natural daily supplement you can start or stop anytime
What to Expect with Consistent Use
Weeks 2–4: Many users report noticing less hair in the shower drain and on the brush as the routine settles in.
Months 2–3: Fine new hairs often start appearing along the hairline and part — an early sign follicles are responding.
Months 4–6: With continued daily use, thinning areas may start looking fuller and the part line narrower.
Individual results vary. Consistency matters most.
Two Key Botanicals, One Daily Softgel
Pumpkin Seed Oil (1000mg): Cold-pressed and rich in phytosterols that support healthy DHT levels, plus zinc, vitamin E, and omega-6s that feed the scalp.
Saw Palmetto Extract: A classic botanical for hair wellness that works alongside pumpkin seed oil to help maintain a healthy scalp environment.
Why Choose Mushaf Mart’s Formula
- Dual-action botanical blend in one softgel
- Gluten-free, non-GMO ingredients
- 60 softgels per bottle — a full month’s supply at 2 per day
- Quality checked before dispatch
Our Promise
We stand behind this formula. If you don’t love it, reach out — our support team will make it right.
How to Use
Take 2 softgels daily with a meal. The fat in your meal helps your body absorb the oil-soluble nutrients.
Good to Know
Not recommended for anyone under 18, or while pregnant or trying to conceive. If you take medication (especially blood thinners) or have a medical condition, check with your physician first.