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If you have been searching for the 100 Thousand shampoo — Trego’s anti-hair-fall formula — you are probably weighing it against the dozens of imported and local options on Pakistani shelves. This is a close look at what is actually in it, how the formula works, who it suits, and whether the price makes sense.
What is in the 100 Thousand shampoo?
The 100 Thousand Hair Shampoo is built on two proven anti-fall actives working in different directions:
- Biotin — supports keratin production and strengthens the hair shaft, so strands break less under washing, brushing, and styling stress.
- Climbazole — keeps the scalp’s fungal balance healthy, reducing the inflammation-driven shedding that most generic anti-fall shampoos ignore entirely.
The formula is designed for regular use without the harsh stripping that triggers rebound shedding — it cleans the scalp thoroughly while leaving the barrier intact.
Who it suits — and what early buyers say
The shampoo is aimed at anyone experiencing everyday shedding: weak roots, breakage-prone strands, or a scalp that feels itchy and flaky. Early buyers describe noticeably less shedding within weeks of consistent use — several describe it as the first shampoo that actually made their hair feel stronger rather than just clean.
Price — is it worth it?
The 120ml tube costs around Rs.1,250 on Export Shelf (Rs.1,180 on trego.pk). Compared with imported anti-fall shampoos — Nizoral runs Rs.2,500–4,000, Kerastase Rs.5,000+ — it is roughly a third of the price for the same active class. Compared with local generics at Rs.300–800, it is pricier but delivers a formula designed for hair fall rather than a fragranced detergent with a marketing label.
It ships across Pakistan with cash on delivery. Enter Expo5 at checkout for 5% off your entire order — we have tested this code on our own orders and it worked every time, including on sale days. Our trego discount code guide walks through it, or buy directly from the official Trego store where the code applies automatically.
How to use it for best results
- Use every wash day — lather into the scalp, let it sit a minute so the climbazole contacts the skin, then rinse.
- Apply conditioner only to mid-lengths and ends — never the root.
- Pair with the Hair Growth Serum on wash days for follicle-level support.
- For scalp nourishment, the Rosemary Centella Hair Oil works as a pre-wash treatment.
- Give it 8–12 weeks — hair cycles are slow, and shedding reduction shows gradually.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 100 Thousand shampoo actually stop hair fall?
It reduces shedding caused by scalp inflammation and breakage — the most common everyday causes. It cannot fix hormonal or genetic hair loss, which needs medical treatment.
How often should I use it?
Every wash day — the formula is designed for regular use without stripping the scalp.
Is it sulfate-free?
The formula is designed to clean without the harsh stripping that triggers rebound shedding — it is gentler than standard detergent shampoos.
Can I use it alongside a hair serum or oil?
Yes — and that is exactly how it is designed to work: the shampoo cleans and strengthens at the scalp, while serums and oils handle regrowth and nourishment.
Where can I buy it in Pakistan?
Through Export Shelf and the official Trego store, with cash on delivery across Pakistan — enter code Expo5 for 5% off.
Referral note: we may earn a commission when you buy through the links in this guide. It does not change your price — and the Expo5 code takes a further 5% off.
