What hair loss product will slow or stop my receding hairline?
Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at
2:29 am
I’m 23 years old, and I’ve noticed my hairline has been receding slowly since I was about 17. What hair-loss product would you recommend?
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I’m unfamiliar with a lot of over the counter hair loss aids. I doubt many work, though I have heard good things about Rogaine. You might just have to face the fact and accept the genetics. Luckily, almost all men look good bald. So when You reach your 40s or 50s, taking the courage to just shave it all off, will be better than trying to hide it. XD ((I wish that worked for women)) HAHAHA ANYWAY, I know some good tips that may help reduce the amount of hair loss your experiencing. They’re worth a shot.
1.) Scalp Massages! The scalp carries a lot of tension for a day of stress. Taking a moment to rub your scalp is great for relieving stress and restoring blood flow to your scalp. This will help keep the hair follicles healthy and hopefully continue to produce hair. Also, it’s just really relaxing! XD i like to do it for my boyfriend sometimes. He’s not balding or anything, but it’s really relaxing. X3 Also, if you like, you can use a little coconut oil to help hydrate the roots and scalp.
2.) Don’t use shampoo with sulfates. Sulfates are very harsh on the hair and scalp and daily use isn’t really doing you any good. If you don’t put any products in your hair, like gel, then you probably don’t even need to shampoo every time you shower. If you sweat a lot or get oily hair very easy, then consider switching to a sulfate free shampoo, or only washing your hair with conditioner. Also, rotate your shampoos. using the same one all the time can cause build up.
3.) Drink lots of water and take a daily multivitamin for men. This will just make sure your properly hydrated and your getting all your needed nutiants and minerals you might be missing in your diet. Also, try to limit your intake of over processed foods with too many preservativs and food dyes. They just litter your body with toxins. Instead eat more fruits and vegetables or nuts.
Hope this all helps. ^__^
Sorry, Bubba – time waits for no one.
you might as well face it because there are no products out there to stop hair loss. those advertisements are just to get your money.
Propecia. It’s expensive but highly effective. You can try Rogaine, no guarantees there. Best not too wait too long as both these products are good at preventing more hair loss but may not be much help in growing any back.
first of all I would avoid chemical treatments like propecia and rogaine. they have so many side effects that I didnt know about when I took them and stopped taking them as soon as I found it.
I would say to take hair supplements for There are many that contain all the vitamins and proteins your hair needs. the best ones contain DHT inhibitors that stop your body converting testosterone into DHT which is the cause of genetic hair loss.
and Use a good shampoo. Ideally it should have a pH between 5 and 9 and be for hair loss.
Hair loss is a genetic/hormonal process that can affect both men and women. Hormones that bind to hair follicles can cause an imbalance in the biological processes that cause hair growth. Eventually, excess hormones on the follicle cause hair to stop growing and the follicle dies.
Shampoo, wigs, creams, pills, powders, and just about anything else you can imagine has been marketed as a hair loss product. Hair loss products, if they are at all serious, work by either promoting hair growth, reducing the amount of hormones in the body, reducing inflammation at the follicle, or handling the autoimmune response that occurs as a result of too many hormones at the follicle site.
Hundreds of thousands of hair loss products are on the market today and only some are regulated and proven to actually be effective in helping prevent hair loss. It is important that you consult a dermatologist for a complete diagnosis and treatment options before using any product claiming to ""cure"" or stop hair loss. Some products can end up doing more harm than good.
A well-known product for hair-loss is Rogaine, a shampoo that works by promoting hair growth and retarding hair loss. Another product taken orally is Propecia, which works at the hormonal level to stop binding at the follicle site.
my logic says .. try the product which gives you free trial lasting for at least 2 month ( as this is the minimum time to see if the product actually works on you or its fake)
or try the one with which they give you 100% money back guaranty again over 2 months.
The honest seller wont sell Ineffective product under these scheme.
Try Provillus Product.