Hey guys! A lot of you have been asking over the past several months what steps I have taken to get my hair looking fuller and healthier. I also received a lot of comments after my last video asking about all the treatments I had done for my hair. The reason I haven’t told you guys about it until now is its honestly a really intensive process that I have been going through to het back and keep the hair I have been able to and I hated recommending things that were expensive, time consuming, and painful. But I want to show you guys what I have done to help get my hair back a little so that maybe it can help someone else out there going through the same thing! Let me know if you have tried any of these things and how they worked for you! Love ya💖
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Although I don't suffer from Alopecia I do have fine hair, I use conditioner every other day. I do it for the same reason to keep from weighing my hair down. I only use one styling product (It's a 10) unless I need to use heat then of course I use a heat protectant. Other than my daughter I have never been able to convince a stylist not to put all those different products in my hair because it's glued to my head before I even get home!😂 I have to say once again I admire your courage for discussing this medical problem that so many suffer from, also once again you are stunning! 💕💕 What a wonderful informative video!
I’m wondering why have you decided to leave minoxidil and other hair medication as the last resort? I know nothing about these drugs and I also went the natural route first, but my hair loss was due to severe malnutrition because of a tumor in my small intestine. Even though it was a “temporary” issue, it affected me a lot, too, so I completely understand your commitment. I now try to have a well balanced and nutritious diet, take my vitamins and use aloe vera and castor oil combined with coconut oil and sapuyul oil, too.
Women who don’t have hair loss will never understand how much it impacts you. It’s sad that insurance won’t cover hair loss treatment, because it truly does impact your mental health and your overall health, in turn.
So sad that no insurances give a fuck about our mental health or health at all really. Won't cover explant surgeries even when they are causing detrimental health issues, won't cover hair transplants, they suck.
@@hannahalyssa1473 Yes, girl. Don’t I know. I’m a manager for a healthcare revenue cycle company, so what my team does is fight insurance companies for payment of hospital claims. I’ve been doing this for 22 years now, and it was bad when I started, but it has gotten SO much worse. They’re getting very creative these days with coming up with reasons to deny claims. Either that or they can’t find a good reason and just take forever to pay. And that’s HOSPITALIZATION claims. When you consider other things that most insurance either won’t cover or cover only very small portions of (hair loss, infertility, dental implant surgery), it’s really infuriating.
Agree!! My hair was so thick I had to cut it. After the birth of my sons and during pregnancy I lost a lot. I have medical issues since 2 years and it keeps thinning 😢 I take vitamins, put in masks, don't brush it only wide comb, etc. It looks like it doesn't thin out that much, but still.
Insurance wasn’t designed to help you, but to exploit you. Everyone has to start somewhere. The ‘healthcare industry’ is a pharma Nazi industrial complex. It took me years of research and dealing with the sick care minions (mostly good but mislead people) … and btw the entire pharma driven allopathic form of healing was based on a combo of a literal snake oil salesman known as ‘Rockefeller’ and expanded by literal Nazis who spread throughout the Americas after ww2, most of whom received no consequences or hand slaps for their criminal use of ‘science’. The pharmas today, literally do not care how many lives they destroy or end. And it has a LOT to do with the nefarious people responsible for establishing it. I was told 20 years ago by a former allopathic md who switched to naturopathy, that the ins companies are ‘in bed’ with the practice of what most of humanity thinks is the ‘authority’ or God like truth of how to best help people with health problems. It’s actually a good thing that there are important ant areas for which the insurance doesn’t cover, because it leads people away from them. However, you gotta watch out for the allopathic minions who will deny common easy cures, gaslight you and such… they are on RUclips making videos but most of them will be that nice doctor you go to. Many are knowingly lying, many just repeat the lies they were taught. It is frustrating because they do have some good options. You gotta learn as much as you can to navigate the system. Hopefully you won’t have to make too many mistakes in taking their snake oils… to learn. One tip… avoid any antibiotic that ends in ‘floxin’, you might be ok if you take them, but if you do and six month later you snap your Achilles tendon or something like that, or other serious, difficult to cure injury, it’s due to this antibiotic … your allopathic doc is likely to deny it, because that’s what they are trained to do. Look up ‘floxies’ or ‘floxxed’… there are a lot of people who have to go to real doctors to get help and pay out of pocket… thousands to tens of thousands of dollars … ypur insurance and your doctor will destroy your health and are powerless to help you… but once you are on hospice, you can have all the morphine you want. I’m 53 and I’ve dealt with many doctors for myself, my children and my parents and I used to write articles and interview people… the allopathic doctors and their pharma products are dangerous. I no longer carry health insurance… just accident insurance.
Alexandria, having your hair is part of your identity. I know when I lost my hair to chemotherapy I cried and cried. It was one of the hardest part of being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Though our hair journeys are different, I feel the pain of hair troubles. My hair is super fine, but stick straight. Styling my hair is my biggest conundrum. It wont hold a curl for anything. I have given up and just pop a ball cap on and call it a day. I wish you luck on your hair journey.
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Girl there is a huge difference in those photos. I’m definitely trying out some of these things thank you a lot been trying to grow out my hair after years of chemical damage to my scalp
Did you end up doing all of these things for your hair? I'm looking to try all the things except for the PRP + mesotherapy. Need to save up for all of this. It's so much work.
@@El_Ophelia yes I'd like to know how things turned out for her as well and I'm interested in PRP since I'm basically going to direct my own medical care now but gosh she just scared me, is it that painful or can you be numbed
The DHT blockers and the PRP treatments are probably the most effective treatments you have had done. But most importantly, GO TO A DOCTOR and get a biopsy.
fun fact: i don’t even buy any subscription boxes or advent calendars, alex i LITERALLY only watch your videos for *YOU* and nothing else. i’m proud of you for opening up about this, and i just want to remind you that most, if not all of us watch your content for your personality and your attitude. ❤️ 😊 we love you!
My boyfriend has early thinning and this has so many things that I can pass along to him. My mom also had fast thinning hair and even though she passed in 2017 you helped me realize that it may have been more then just thin hair like most made her feel like. Also talking about your journey helped open my eyes to what its like for someone with alopecia. Fingers crossed your journey stays on a positive track
Thank you for being willing to share. I shared this with my best friend who’s struggled ever since she had kids, and she’s recently just come to terms with wearing wigs. A lot of this she can work into her routine and give her a bit of hope for how to fight back. Love ya!
I'm in my early 40s and I'm experiencing thinning hair. I just came out of a really horrible season of life filled with anxiety and depression, and my hair USED to be incredibly thick and curly. Now it's thin, fine, and limp. My dermatologist made a few suggestions and I'm just now starting to implement them if they help anyone. These are not my opinions; they're from my dermatologist, and I trust her. 1 - Take a multivitamin with iron DAILY 2 - Eat less sugar (natural sugar from fruit, honey, etc. is fine) 3 - Wash my SCALP and not my hair (if hair is oily, it's FINE to wash every day; too much oil on the scalp can clog follicles and prevent growth, ESPECIALLY for fine hair) 4 - Never brush wet hair 5 - Never sleep on wet hair 6 - DON'T sleep with your hair in a bun!!!!! The best and most protective style is a double loose braid or twist - one on each side - secured by a silk hair tie. 7 - Silk pillowcase - it allows for more slip and less friction 8 - Biotin pills do nothing unless you are actually biotin deficient, and being actually biotin deficient is rare. 9 - Use a silicone scalp massager in the shower for 1-2 minutes to encourage blood flow to the scalp & the hair follicles 10 - USE SUNSCREEN FOR THE HAIR AND SCALP!!! Better yet, use the SPF AND wear a hat or scarf. UV rays are the #1 most damaging factor and it's preventable.
Alexandria God bless you for going through all this pain for your hair. I pray that you get all the hair that you want back.❤❤❤ feel so bad for people with alopecia.
I’ve stopped using shampoo and conditioner! As it made my Sebum worse, leaving my head feeling heavy and waterlogged! I make a hair toner which cleanses my scalp leaving my hair ultra clean, soft and shiny:) some of the main ingredients are Apple cider vinegar, lemons, rosemary mint and cloves tea, witch hazel, rosemary oil, peppermint oil, tea tree and jojoba oil. I apply it to wet or dry hair directly to the scalp with a spray bottle, leaving it in for a couple of hours under a shower cap to keep some heat as I feel the warmth helps loosen the sebum. When I wash it out I lean over to avoid any run off of sebum running down my face and body, as it can further corse skin irritations and break outs. I don’t break out anymore;)
B12 deficiency can trigger dizziness too. It’s needed to make red blood cells. Many have found hair loss to be another symptom of B12 deficiency. I use sublingual liquid B12 drops with both active B12 forms, Methylcobalamin & Adenosylcobalamin. Many of us are very deficient in B12 - even if we eat meat, because things like antibiotics & other gut-biome decimating substances decimate so much of the gut microbes, including those that produce & metabolise B vitamins - creating malabsorption issues.
well dont think about it just being for your hair. all of the vitamins and stuff are good for your whole body! you are just in a life path that taking extra care of yourself is important
I had the same issue and though because of covid . I found out on my case after blood work that I had iron deficiency . After taking a strong iron supplement and iron rich milkshakes, new hair started coming out. Not sure if covid absorbs to much iron on your body but it all happened after covid. But iron deficiency has something to do with hair loss .
merci; you look like a million bucks! The rosemary oil is legit and I appreciate your honesty about not using the carrier oil bc we all get busy and skip that step GOD BLESS U ALEXANDRIA
Thank you! I'm going to try some of this stuff. My law enforcement and military career is wrecking my scalp and I'm trying not to be self conscious but... that's why I wear hats a lot. I also think it's cool that you make your own oil.
Thanks for sharing."Old" is not excuse to be bald. I looked up actresses from the 50s who are now in their 80s and 90s some over 100. They have excellent full hair. My fingernails are strong enough to open cans, use as a thimble and scrape paint.. They are related to hair so I'm not happy that my hair is not cooperating. Even a child's barrett falls out. My doc had no clues so is sending me to dermatologist. In the meantime, I am trying everything I can find on Utube. I question meds and thyroid, so we'll see what the specialist has to say. Thank for making me feel I'm on the right track.
Thank you for your comment about your problem with alopecia. I have this problem since 2018..I lost hair in my temple, I went to the doctor and receive the injection treatment, very painful I started to get bump and I stop the treatment. I went to diferentes treatment still not improved. I cut my hair several times. I have thyroid issue.. know today I change the way I eat and taking vitamins that help the hair to grow.. you hair improved a lot.
Rosemary oil is affective as 2% regaine not 5%. I just wanted to make sure that was clear if anyone was curious. PRP is great for hair loss. Botox is great as well if not better. It relaxes the scalp like massaging does everyday but permanently for months so that it can relax and the hair can grow. Micro needling is also amazing and very cheap if you do it at home.
First time seeing you! Great informative video and you are so beautiful! My hair was thinning due to stress and age. I started hair vitamins, Rosemary oil scalp treatment overnight, and a DHT blocker shampoo, with an all natural rosemary herbal conditioner. 2 months in and I have short new hairs growing in all through my hairline and crown. My cousin has Alapecia, I'm going to share your wonderful, inspiring video with her! Thank you much for sharing your story! Btw...Your hair looks beautiful!
Ive done prp as well! I think it was worth it though I’m still struggling with my hair, I’ve had a lot of new growth after 3 sessions, I’m waiting a few months to see if I wanna do anymore potentially but it IS expensive 😩. I was in a similar situation where I was desperate to not have anymore hair fall out. I had a long running iron deficiency that was never caught until I decided to go to a Derm whom determined my hair falling out wasn’t alopecia bit was a ferritin/ iron deficiency. I’ve been treating with two iron pills a day as well as nutrient rich foods but also the prp to help the hair regenerate healthier. I don’t regret it. It also is painful and I chose to to not do a numbing cream because it has to stay on your hair for the day and it’s icky
I am not trying to be rude whatsoever - you have a sweet spirit and have great communication skills. Your videos are very detail oriented! I enjoyed listening to this video; however, your hair looks very damaged. It looks like heat damage, but I am not sure if that is the exact cause. I recommend for you to try the acidic bonding line by redken. I feel that you would benefit from this line so much!
Thank you for your video! I’m in menopause and on some medication that has been causing more hair shedding. Will definitely try the Nutrafol to start and your iron supplement! Thank you! Your hair is beautiful!!
I have hair loss and also thyroid lumps. I think it was all due to eating gluten or at least partly due. I just went on a gluten free diet and I will keep you posted if my hair starts re-growing.
Dismissive doctors are a common theme... it's a shaming experience to make an appt, wait, have hope, show up, obey the intake nurse, then have the doctor (male, female=same) bust in, be in a hurry, make assumptions, dismiss your concerns, and send you on you way with ,"eat better & exercise". Great advice! Will do. Didnt need an appt for that wisdom. Ugh.
nothing works as well as rosemary oil. 5 drops of oil massage into your scalp every day if no skin reaction. In 6 months things will improve as long as you are following my advice. Super cheap as well. Don't wash the oil off. Same mechanism as medicine that blocks DHT
@@ashwaqelfalI was using NOW at some stage. I will check current brand I am using and let you know when home. Rosemary oil is cheap to produce so any brand is ok I think as long as it's real rosemary 😊
Every Dr. I talk to says stress! I am the least stressed person I know. They have shrunk the size of the bottles for the shampoo and conditioner. How often do you go for the 3 treatments of PRP? One right after the other, or spaced out in months? Really interested in it. And wow, all the products you use a month are probably about $500. Dermatologist says I have female pattern baldness. Ugh!!!
Have you ever tried Monat hair products? I have used it for 5 years and I do believe it has helped my hair. I do still have a lot of hair loss though. So I think I will try a few of your ideas, thank you
Ive honestly been so busy recently it has been hard to find time to use it but after the wedding and the honeymoon I am going to get on a schedule using it!
I'm a biggest follower and love the advice you recommend. What worked with my hair fall management are potato juice apply, acv mixed with water apply post wash, egg mask, liiitleextra cocooninon hair oil shampoo set, green tea. All this helped me and now I no longer experience hair fall any longer.
Upon using the cooconiooon hair shampoo, I find my hair silky and it has less hair fall. One downside I observed is that lesser foaming, but could be because of its natural elements in the shampoo.
@@sushipursewhen they do a PRP injection, they draw your blood and spin it to get the plasma to use for the injection. It’s regenerative medicine that uses natural growth factors found in our blood cells to help heal damaged tissue PRP=Platelet Rich Plasma
I have been trying this hair growth serum of reactivate littleexttrra for a really long time now and satisfied with the outcomes I have got with it... it's my 3rd bottle now. This serum has to be applied to the scalp so it works like magic to a dry scalp. I put on it usually before bed time and just rub it well into my hair....and cleanse it the next morning. I have seen hair growth and enhancement in my hairline.
Experimenting with Reactivate Hair Growth Serum for 2 weeks, it is working well for my hair's growth. It is non-sticky and spreads very nicely on my hair.
I have been using reactivaate serum for 15 weeks, and I'm truly impressed with the outcomes. My hair is feeling stronger, appears better, and the volume of hair loss has noticeably decreased. The serum is simple to apply, non-greasy, and has no fragrance.
The number one thing and ONLY thing that has grown my hair is stimulating my scalp 24/7. Just whenever I'm sitting around & think about it. When I was working in the operating room while waiting for patients to roll back pretty much any spare moment I'd massage my scalp with my fingers. Astonishing growth. ❤️
Exactly. I think this is why anyone hair grows. It's not the actual product that's working but the extra blood flow via scalp massage while applying the product.
After pregnancy, I observed my hair fall but I remained calm. I took action to remedy it. I chose a health-centered approach. I took care of my nutrition, eating nutrient-rich foods, specially those high in Folic Acid and Protein. I exercised daily and practiced yoga for stress management. I just stayed away from styles that pull on my hair and quit using heated styling tools to minimise hair damage. I also started using LittleExtrra Coconion hair oil and shampoo combined with a wooden neem comb. The result was hair fall control and the recovery of my confidence.
Hair loss after pregnancy is caused by telogen effluvium, which is quite different from androgenetic alopecia. Not to suggest it's any less disturbing, but TE usually is a stress response after one's hair increases in thickness in the androgen phase. It's usually temporary versus progressive.
I have been using reactivate hair growth serum for 15 weeks, and I'm really impressed with the outcomes. My hair feels strong, seems better, and the volume of hair loss has noticeably decreased. The serum is easy to apply, not oily, and has no fragrance.
This is what worked for me, it may not work for you but maybe help someone: Scalp massage everyday for 20minutes with finger tips, Taoist soap bar for hair growth 2x only per week only applied at scalp not hair, Nettle tea to remove hormone residue from the liver, and last but not least, collagen powder bovine type, at least 2x a day, everyday for at least 3-6 months. Results will come even for men, women get results even faster. Thank me later.
If any of you are post-menopause, please don't accept this as a default diagnosis for why you are losing your hair. My primary and my dermatologist would not help me look for reasons why I was losing my hair. The recommended treatment, minoxidil, gave me a headache. I went out on my own to research my hair issues. Rosemary essential oil, the Ordinary hair serum, castor oil hair masking and changing my eating habits has helped. My hair is not what it was, but I'm no longer losing chunks of hair and have had a significant amount of regrowth over the past 2 years.
This sounds like me. While I haven’t asked my doctor about it I’ve taken it into my own hands too. I felt like I had bigger medical (hormonal) issues to discuss and wanted to be taken seriously. I may still bring it up in the future. While all of us in this thread realize the impact of hair loss, not all do. The amount of information I’ve read is vast. I have wondered about spironolactone but I’m not sure how that plays into a menopausal person. It’s different when your body is producing enough hormones that to block some would help, but things are different now. I’ve gone the holistic route also. I spray my hair daily with rosemary water and oil it twice a week (prior to shampooing). I take vitamins and am strict with my diet. Sleep is a priority now too. I was severely affected by poor sleep over the last decade and I think that took a toll. Menopause affects everyone differently but I was definitely affected by it so it think my hair loss is attributed to it. The timing is obvious too. Now, how much is normal aging vs hormones, I don’t know. I’m putting up a fight with my hair. I’ve read studies on the impact of menopause on people and I’m a very positive, encouraging person and I would like to stay that way. Hair loss can affect ones self esteem and I don’t want to go down that rabbit hole any further. I’m happy you have found a way through this, sounds like ours are very similar 💗😊🌸
My gyn put me on spironilactone, luckily. It and essential oils like rosemary, lavender and especially emu oil have helped me immensely! It took time though. I also take biotin and I'm on marine collagen too. Lastly, I am on HRT, estrogen & progesterone for my post menopause symptoms.
FYI for everyone taking Biotin. A lot of doctors don't know this, but Biotin can give false readings on blood tests. To have an accurate blood test, you should stop taking all Biotin at least a week before any blood tests. I had been taking Biotin for years and none of my doctors informed me about this. I was referred to an Endocrinologist a couple years ago and he told me that they are learning that Biting can not only affect the blood test results of your thyroid, but also heart tests and other tests as well. He said they are learning more all the time how it is affecting bloodwork for various blood tests. He said just to be safe, he would recommend to stop taking it at least a week for any bloodwork being done. He is a great Endocrinologist. He was the only doctor that was able to diagnose me with a serious life threatening problem I had for years, but no one was able to figure out what it was. I went to at least 13 different specialists, of all kinds. Also, if you have fast dramatic weight loss, it can also cause hair loss. That usually is only temporary and will eventually grow back. Just make sure you are eating healthy, getting enough protein and taking good vitamins. Spironolactone is also helpful. My doctor put me on a low dosage for hair loss. Make sure your shampoo and conditioner does not contain sulfate, paraben, they are really bad for your hair. Also Thyroid imbalance and low iron can also cause hair loss. This is why you really need to see a doctor and get tests done. Make an appointment with a good endocrinologist. Checkout their reviews. I saw 4 different ones before I saw this one. He had just moved to my area and his office had only been open for 2 weeks. So I was able to get in to see him right away. Most can take months to get an appointment. Good luck everyone! ❤️❤️❤️
It took over 30 doctors over 2 years to do the RIGHT test. I did a ton of research and thought I may have SLE and the only doctor that listened to me was my old gynecologist.I did test positive for SLE,hence massive hair loss. I believe Now,my hair loss is coming from menopause but I hate the thought of having to go from one doctor to another until I’m taken seriously.Sincerely,good luck to you all that are battling hair loss.God bless!
I literally saw significant growth in my crown spot. I started last November 01, 2022 and I just took a photo today December 17, 2022 and compared them side by side. I'm honestly kinda surpised and now I don't need to go further into minoxidil and all that unglamorous chemicals lmao I did the following routine religiously: 1. Fenugreek seed once a week every Wednesday or Thursday. I soak it overnight. For instance if I'm gonna use it on Wednesday, I'd soak the seed in water on Tuesday night. 2. I oil once a week on the weekend. My combination is coconut oil + rosemary oil. Leave the oil for at least 30 minutes before shower. 3. I don't have the money for Nutrafol, so I got cheaper otc multivitamins and I separately bought biotin supplement too. 4. I've been drinking collagen powder since November 16 for clear skin and I don't know if this also influenced my hair growth, but I intended it for my skin lol 5. I do scalp massage EVERY SINGLE DAY! Minimum 10 minutes and I usually watch a 10 to 15 minute video while doing the massage to keep me from boredom. 6. I use moringga shampoo. You can get it in your local store or just use milder shampoos, just stay away from overly advertised "natural" shampoo. Also since November 1st, I also started alternating my shampoo use. I use shampoo every other day but I wash my hair everyday since I workout too. 7. NO HEAT, NO OTHER HAIR PRODUCTS. How I dry my hair after shower? I face the fan and let it dry there. I also minimize combing unless necessary 'cause I heard about traction alopecia and we don't want to be pulling our own hair. I'm not a healthy eater at all, only 4-5 hours average sleep, so "de-stressing" has definitely no influence on the growth (but maybe if I start fixing these things, I'd get more result). I'm still on this journey and 1.5 month is too short of a time but the result is already visible. I wouldn't stop until the crown spot completely closes! Y'all can do it too! There is no harm in trying unless you're trying minoxidil lol Also you might ask why fenugreek seed? Why rosemary oil? Why scalp massage? I was convinced to try these things 'cause there are actually medical journals that talk about it and its effect on hair growth. I don't listen anymore. I read and do.
Even before you posted your last video, I’ve said time and again, “you could post a video reading the dictionary and we’d watch it” and I stand by it. You’ve created a beautiful community who love and support each other, and you. I’m so glad you felt safe and comfortable enough with us to post your story. We love you, we’re here for you, and you don’t need to worry about us. We accept you for you, because you’ve been so genuine and lovely 💜
My hair honestly started to get noticeably thinner when I was around 15/16 years old. I think it is stress related bc I've dealt with generalized anxiety and depression. Now at 27, I am trying sooo hard to finally care for my hair instead of giving up. I am really looking to add to my routine before rushing to expensive products. Thank you! 🙏🏼 I have health insurance for the first time in over 10 years so I do plan on seeking a Dr's opinion... that has been one thing sitting on the back burner.
check with derm ur diagnosis blood test for iron, thyroid, vit D and sex hormones. sex hormones should be taken on 3-5th day of the cycle and interpreted by a gynecologist
Hair loss and depression : definitely check your vitamin D (chalicifediol), try high amount vitamin D3 in oil form (like 10000UI but you can take even higher for the first few weeks if you are very low in Vit D) and check again where you're at with blood test.
@@ChabadaPollux my vitamin D was very low it is at 10ng/ml and it should be between 30 and 60 !! Ive been taking each month 10,000 Ui every month for about a year and it only went up to 19ng/ml 😓
Honestly, if you did not tell us you have Alopecia, I never would have guessed in a million years there was Anything wrong with your hair. Just so you know, your hair is Beautiful Alex and it looks very thick and full. ( I don't know if you are using extra hair like extensions or tracks but you look great)
Thank you so much! I dont have any extensions or anything yet but I think it looks a bit more dark and full on camera for some reason. Thank you though!
i have really fine, thin hair and my husband is starting to lose his hair and we both use the ordinary's multi-peptide serum for hair density and boy oh boy does that make a difference. the last time i cut his hair he had a TON of little hairs sticking up everywhere, and i have a brand-new patch that came out of nowhere in the front of my head, too. it makes a HUGE difference. i'm pretty amazed. no idea if you'll see this since this is months after you made the video, but i thought i'd share my experience. good for you for being so open and honest about this. it's not just hair! it's a big deal!
The time I faced hair fall, I followed all these to effectively control it: Include massage for your scalp into your routine. Avoid hot water when washing your hair. Protect your hair from excessive sweat. Use a wide tooth neem comb to brush out wet hair. Reduce your sugar and junk food intake. Use gentle hairfall control shampoo and oil like littleeextra coccconion. Nurture a positive mindset for general well being.
have you tryed pepermint oil and rosemary oil on scalp......i wanna try it so i can grow thick hair again so i can get all the chicks.hehe....all i know is wnen my hair was really sexy i started getting all the chicks.....hehe.....
@@simidiwan Hi.Could you please share how often do you use coco onion shampoo and how do you use it?I have read a lot of good things in other u tube channels about hair loos.Thank you😊
Helped me as well. I've used littleextraa cocoonion hair oil and shampoo for a considerable amount of time, and the results are fantastic for hair fall control and flaky scalp.
My hair loss is hormonal after having a hysterectomy. I found that increasing my vitamin D really helped my body to absorb the other vitamins I take. Also, try adding a teaspoon of salt to your pre-shower oiling. The salt gives the oil an extra bit of grit to massage your scalp bringing extra blood flow to the skin and slough off dry layers.
@@fzjjoun2862 please don't take vitamin D just like that. Get a blood test done and only if it is low, take it. Most people are talking about taking vit D because it is usually found to be low in people. But vit D is not like other vitamins that you can just eat at will. Too much is going to ruin your body. See a doctor first. And even if your levels are low, vit D is not even taken all year round. Only until the levele comes to normal which it does in two months
when i shower i put my shampoo in my palm, then i add 2-3 drops of rosemary oil and gently wash my hair, i let it sit for a couple of minutes and then wash it out and use conditioner like normal, i do it every 3 days. and i’ve been drying my hair with microfiber towels and when i wear my hair up i let it be loose, i never tie it up tights unless i 100% need to:) every once and a while i also use castor oil on my hair. ^these are the only things that have worked for regrowing my hair when i started recovering from trichotillomania.
I don't have alopecia, but I'm experiencing post-partum hair loss, it's been a real struggle for me, because like you, I never had the thickest of hair either, I keep mine short to help make it look fuller. I feel like these tips will help me as well, thank you for being so brave ❤
I went through the same thing after having my baby! My hair thinned out a ton and i lost my eyelashes 😣 nearly 2 years later my hair has sorted itself out but my eyelashes have never been the same
Due to progestogen drop postpartum. The hair loss should stop naturally, but check hormone levels. Supplements can be beneficial, but consult with your doctor, especially if you are still nursing.
Thank you for this. Though I haven't personally experienced hair loss. It is something that runs in my family. My uncle has alopecia, my mom, aunts and sister have thyroid issues and I have PCOS. So it's close to home. Always good to hear how people react to different treatments and methods.
@@expansaoconectada use it everyday twice a day for about 3 months then down to once a day after that. Then use maybe 1 every 3 days then once a week. Big difference. Does get your hair oily after a few day of not washing it out. But I learned to wash my hair everyday. My hair type needs to be washed everyday.
@@ageless_linda9590, thank you so much for answering ❤️ I indeed needed to know how many times per day to use those products, but, since I'm from Brazil, I also need to know the brands of them to search for them online (I didn't even know there was any DHT blocker besides Finasteride, for example). Could you help me with the name of those brands? ☺️☺️☺️ I hope your hair gets better and better
My hair growth success story - permanently fixed my hair, i did the following below: 1. Fragrance Free Shampoo: Korean cosmetic industry already know why fragrance free - so research why if you're curious. Even baby shampoo is fragrance free. 2. Taoist Soap for Hair Growth 2x a week- stimulates hair growth, stops inflammation which is the root cause for all hair loss, including genetic and hormone based. 3. Stinging Nettle Tea everyday (make sure you aren't allergic) for removing hormone residue in the liver: this helps support a healthier balance for hormones, but obviously not a 100% cure. 4. Scalp Massage 20-30 minutes everyday - this is very under-rated - but works, you must do everyday. 5. Collagen Powder bovine based 2x tablespoon everyday - nutrition aspect of hair is covered, and will increase the speed of hair growth as well. 6. Cold water rinse (only top of head) after a shower: Do this especially if you get itchy scalp, or sensitive feeling scalp - just do the scalp, dont do it on the back of your head or neck will make you sick if you are weak.
YES!! love everything you said here. Yep thats me the scalp sensitivity is awful :( I love Nettle tea I have it in my DHT blocker suppement also, it waas one ingredient. I am trying to make my own bone broth next... Taoist Soap ?? Is that the Viori one that I just got?
@@bellajune320 bone broth is awesome actually, just have to make a large enough batch so you can consistently take it. Taoist soap works wonders but i only need it once a week or twice a week. I find when i stopped using it, i realized it was actually helping but def worth a try.
@@bellajune320 also if your scalp is sensitive, then still do a skin spot test of the soap and wait 24 hours before fully using it - even natural products can cause reactions so always be careful.
I spoke with my doctor and basically got a shrug and “it can happen”. He never looked at my scalp or ran any tests. Unfortunately, I have seen other non-caring docs and didn’t go to someone else, as I should have. You have motivated me. I at least need to be checked for underlying conditions as I start this journey. I think I’ll look for a female doctor, who might understand. I’ll talk to a nutritionist instead of my doc about nutrition. Most docs don’t know a whole lot about nutrition.
Definitely go get that second opinion! You deserve to get actual care from a doctor and you deserve to have your health actually investigated. I wish you all the luck ❤️
My doctor had the same response. "Yeah, it happens sometimes, and we don't know why. 🤷♀️" I wanted him to test iron, hormones etc, but nah, didn't seem important to him. Before I left (disappointed), he told me that I probably wouldn't lose ALL of my hair so not to worry...
You should look for an endocrinologist female dr. The endocrine diseases are going rampant 🥲🥲🥲 You should test your iron level too and have a complete hemogram because anemia indeed can cause hairloss too 🥲 as can severe nutritional deficiencies. Edit : i would also test for lupus and autoimmune disease in which case you would need to see someone with competence in immunology. In my country all the analysis i need for my pcos cost me almost 600 ron which is like 135 bucks. I actually need to test my thyroid because owo nuclear threat from Russia and to see if i am eligible to take the KI pills in case of nuclear accident. I am not yet 40 yo but i have endocrine disease and now occasionally high blood pressure high pulse ive been given plant meds and metoprolol but i guess thyroid checking is a must either way.
I can’t express how happy I am you did this. I’ve been struggling for years and lately I’ve noticed it’s not as easy to hide. And I have to say after watching your video I’m not feeling as bad about it so for that I’m forever thankful!!!!
Jodie, you took the word right out of my mouth! I have struggled with this on and off for 20 years and even gone as far as having injections in my scalp. You are not alone 💖
Thank you for sharing this. I know how devastating hair loss is, especially for women. I sadly also have androgenic alopecia. I noticed a very thin area in the front of my hair almost 2 years ago and my overall hair was A LOT thinner. I went to a dermatologist and am still being treated but things aren’t getting better. I wanna cry whenever I see my reflection. So many people dismissed my feelings in the beginning saying things like “O you can’t even notice it” which you definitely can or “it’s just hair” and basically making me feel vain for being upset about it. I totally understand the throw everything and the kitchen sink at it approach and being willing to pay any amount to try to stop the hair loss. I asked my dermatologist about PRP injections but she said she didn’t think it would help with my hair loss which after the prices you quoted I’m kinda glad cause I would have paid them and just never ate or something to pay for them. I have several mental and physical health issues besides the hair loss but the hair loss has been the total gut punch. I’ve always had very long, beautiful hair, I was always complimented on it, it was what I was known for and literally the only thing I liked about myself. There’s so much stigma around women’s hair loss so again thank you for sharing your story.
This is me as well. Androgenic alopecia and on top of that I had a bad iron deficiency that I wasnt aware of for likely years and I'm post menopausal from having to have a hysterectomy at the age of 30. Literally everything that can contribute to worsening hair loss has been my issue. I also tried both topical and oral minoxidil as well as a custom compounded topical version from my dermatologist. I'm also on Dutasteride and Spironolactone. My hair loss has slowed but not really improved. Many dermatologist said at this point the goal is to try and prevent additional loss, not expect more hair growth. And that has come from 2 dermatologists I've seen. My hair loss is mostly on the top of my head so theres really no concealing it. I have done root sprays and fiber powder over the years but for me at this point I have resorted to wearing wigs. I may try more scalp stimulation just in desperation to hold onto what little hair I have left. It has greatly impacted my self esteem and confidence too. Know you're not alone. ❤
I’ve always had thick hair but semi recently, my entire hairline thinned and a lot of it broke off, mainly in the back and more around my hairline. I think mine was stress related and maybe due to my health concerns I’ve been dealing with and it affected me much more than I thought it would. Thank you for sharing your journey with alopecia, I’m sure it wasn’t easy and we appreciate you so much.
Biggest thing that worked for me...Start using a Good Scalp Conditioner and a scalp massager. I use mine several times a week because it doesn't make my hair greasy. It's like a lotion for your scalp ❤️
I am loosing my hair due to my chronic illness and medications, my hair is important to me but I’m not sure it would regrow because of my conditions, I’m so happy for you that you are managing to get regrowth and I pray this continues for you. Take care x
Hi. I think this is what might be happening to me. I have a chronic illness too, and have to take alot of painkillers. I wonder if this could be contributing to my hair loss.
Hi..I have chronic illness too and take meds. Reading both your comments, I just wanted to tell you my story and to say don't lose hope. Long story.....Two years ago, had long hair.that was starting to thin from thick with a neuro lyme flare plus sinus infections, fibromyalgia autoimmune etc. On alot of meds including painkillers, doxy etc. Then had to get a trim (was losing hairs, thinning) I got a cut by a new stylist. I said trim just ends, bangs...she made a mistake not sectioning me and took my long hair to short before i could stop her! Ugh. Traumatic for me....was physically ncomfortable in a pixie and looked stupid bad. The trauma of her technique also with a thinning shear and part misaligned caused myhair to fall out down my side hairline! Not only did I have to grow out my hair from a longer pixie with layers, I had to grow in hair lost at the root too. Long story short.... meds and illness absolutely do affect hair texture (my antibiotic made it like straw and thinner at crown, lost extra hair brushing it) . Devastated I tried to turn it around desperately. My dr said do 2 things a week for your health no matter what and start from there to heal. It took me at least 6-8 months of really consistently working at it. I was ready to give up. Was going slow. It's a cumulative effect....you dont see it for awhile but things you do can count.... I blended green smoothies with fresh ginger, parsley, cucumber, greens, lemon and coconut water, I used Evolis promote shampoo line, found a great stylist who has autoimmune issues too and she has me mix lavender and rosemary oil into my hair or shampoo, I got the ok to use Hairtamin gummies ( I did 3 months on, 1 month off) vitamin d3 daily, kept hydrated with water infused pitcher (cucumbers, lemon, mint leaves etc) ate wild salmon for the fatty acids and basically just tried to keep calm, gently stretch to get moving (hard to with illness) and not look in the mirror and watch for hair to slowly grow 😅 At the 6 month mark all of a sudden it started to kick in. Growth. My normal hair texture came back by the 8th month. Not all is filled in. A small bald patch under top of my ear is just now sprouting! I got a steroid cream to help that area...Doctor thought it was dead. No just dormant from illnesses. You never know it can take awhile sometimes. Hair loss is not easy to go through. I had to learn I was more than just my hair, my identity...Wishing you all best ❤❤
I was diagnosed with pcos, I used castor oil packs on my stomach. I took mecca root and vitex. 4 months later it was ' gone' My hair I used moisture repair shampoo by mastoora beauty accompanied by an oil ( i prefer Avocado oil) never used conditioner again.
@@emmasowinski8548 SAME , you get your hopes up just for it to get worst again , and also same with the mindset part it’s not easy considering we’re young women in a society that sees your appearance as your “value” ,and with pcos it’s a full attack , your face and weight and hair loss and the puffiness , I often wonder what I could’ve looked like if I didn’t have it and it hurts to know that it’s not leaving
Massive difference , congratulations on your dedication to your hair health, the silver lining is that this helped you become healthier overall so I'm sure your mind and body are thankful too! That said, even if you did reach a point where anything didn't work anymore, your worth is unchanging, despite the amount of hair on your head, and wigs are always a fun option. Your hair is looking great and I'm sure it will stay that way for a long time to come with all the care you're giving it 🙌🙌
I see a HUGE difference! As a woman with PCOS with thinning hair, thank you for sharing this on your platform. I know it was difficult, but you’ve given so many people hope that it can get better. ♥️ Sending you lots of love.
I’m sure your doctor has informed you about the root cause of your PCOS, Once you are able to control your insulin (diet) your hormones will stabilise. However, the second components to having excessively high insulin..you more than likely also have a Candida overgrowth..which can destroy your gut. So, getting good nutritional absorption can be a struggle. Once you tackle the Candida..the joint and tendon inflammation will ease, and your body will begin to release excess water and fat. Love and light ❤️
@@mobutter2879 your comment just described what I have %100 ! In addition to that I would add to check the thyroid cause she probably has the insulin trying to mess it up as well !
@@mobutter2879 %100 not fully accurate, there are multiple kinds of PCOS and not all of us have poor diets nor do all of us have high insulin. Pcos is a hormonal issue not a diabetic issue, although many suffers of pcos are more prone to developing diabetes.
Luckily my A1c is normal - I have no sign of diabetes or prediabetes. Mine is just very hormonal with acne, hair loss, and missed periods which are luckily helped with Spironolactone and OCPs. 🙂
I understand so much when you say your are ready to do and pay anything for your hair. People don't understand the importance of hair in our society and when we talk about our hair loss they say we are dramatic but if they were in our shoes I think they would change their minds.
You are a beautiful soul! Thank you for not turning this into a sponsored post. I’m all for sponsorships, but I have seen some influencers do sponsored videos for a hair regrowing serum and you can tell the before and after photos are staged and when it comes to hair loss it’s heartbreaking when something is promised and then doesn’t work. Thank you for your honesty and openness xoxo
Red light therapy on the scalp is amazing for hair growth and stops hair fall! It’s probably better than prp because it naturally promotes collagen and hair production. There have been some studies on it. It’s helped so much and is way cheaper than prp.
You are absolutely amazing for posting this and the last video, speaking out about a topic that I think gets brushed under the rug. Thank you for going into details, being honest about how pricey some of it can be. You've given me a good starting point to research options for my own hair, and I appreciate you so very much 💜
I had super super thick hair, and lost about 3/4 of it a few years ago out of literally nowhere. I went 2 years trying literally everything and nothing helped. Finally I found out I had a genetically bad gallbladder and basically had absorption issues from that. I had to start taking iron and Vitamin D (huge amounts of it too) but it surprisingly was one of the culprits. Biotin, minoxidil, medical shampoo with hair regrowth stuff, I had multiple thyroid appts… I even bought a $400 infrared hair regrowth wand and literally none of them worked. The supplements over the course of years were the only things that even helped it stopped shedding, and eventually helped it mostly come back. It’s one of the most emotionally damaging things I’ve gone through because I had super long thick beautiful hair and it got thin and scraggly, my hair used to be one of the things I always could love about myself through eating disorders and body issues, and losing it was like losing the last of my sanity. Now, fortunately it’s so much healthier and I also fortunately had a lot of hair to lose so it’s only noticeable if my hair gets really greasy now I have a couple little spots that annoy me. Thank you for talking about this, as a woman, especially a young healthy one, it’s maddening when you have no idea why your hair is just coming out in clumps, it’s terrifying. It feels like you lose your youth with it.
Hey there, how did you find out you have a genetically bad gallbladder? Do you know what tests you got? Did you have other symptoms? Happy you found the cause and your hair is healthy now! :)
I had very strong hair loss, I lost about 60/70% of my hair, I tried all kinds of treatments, I spent a lot, but a lot of money and no one could solve my hair loss problem, I was already losing hope, that's when an acquaintance told me about a gentleman who could help me, i contacted him by email, and he did some math calculations (based on my date of birth) and told me to get a haircut on the dates he calculated, i couldn't believe it it worked, but even so, I cut my hair on the dates he indicated (because I had to cut it even though there was only a few hairs), in the first month I noticed a small improvement, in the second month it was already very clear that my hair was stopping falling out, after the 3rd/4th month, my hair stopped falling out completely, I even found it more beautiful and silky
@@hunterlew6683 sorry I just saw this, they ran a ton of tests, I was getting sick a lot when I ate (regardless of what I ate, at first they thought it was Celiac then IBS) thankfully my mom saw the same doctor and I had mentioned in passing that she had hers out when she was super young too (early 20s) and so did her mom, so my doctor sent me to get some scans and I had a huge gallstone blocking my bile duct and basically couldn’t digest food or absorb nutrients, I think they did a sonogram to find it. My sister never had stones but hers was inflamed and I think more swollen or something than it should be (it was a while back o don’t fully remember the cause of hers) so they took hers out too.
@@abm672 vitamin D was the biggest one, my levels showed “2” as my blood market but the minimum it should’ve been was like 40 (I forget the unit of measurement) I had to take it as a spray because I basically wouldn’t absorb it as a pill or capsule, so I bought the expensive “sunshine mist” (it’s about $20 for a month worth from Amazon, and took about 10,000 IU a day for months, then when it got closer to normal I took about 5,000 until it was well into the normal range, I still take it just in lower doses (1-2thousand a day), the other thing that was huge was iron, my iron was always low so I got desiccated liver capsules, then I switched to liquid iron (from Amazon too, it was a big grape flavored bottle that tastes AWFUL lol but it helped) I also took biotin and collagen to help, and used nioxin shampoo for a few months (it’s basically the same as the shampoo she showed but nioxin is hard to find and more pricey so I’d personally get the one she showed if you were going to try that). That’s the combination that worked for me, I had gone through so much thyroid testing too thinking it had to be that since my family had issues with their thyroids and it was always so frustrating when it would come back normal but my hair was falling out in clumps and didn’t follow any of the alopecia patterns that the doctors explained or I saw online. That’s a super common one as well. The other thing she mentions in the video I found when I was researching it too the saw palmetto I think it’s called, but I never tried that but it’s one that commonly comes up. I would have your doctor definitely test your vitamin levels to make sure you won’t get sick taking any of that, but most Americans specifically are low on at least vitamin D so you should be safe if you want to start supplementing your diet. I hope this helps if you’re having issues! It was genuinely one of the worst things I experienced, like a runaway train no one knew how to stop. I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy!
For 30 years i was losing my hair i tried everything nothing worked , shots in my head, a light helmet, every hair miracle product on the matket. I had given up almost bald wearing a wig and i started doing vitamin B complex shots 3 times a week for heath reason omg I have hair again now! Unbelievable. It grew my hair back and its easy i do them at home! Its also supose to help with weight loss i didnt notice that yet hopefully
I lost half my hair when I was in high school...it was devastating. Doctors couldn't find anything wrong with me with blood tests, thyroid tests..etc. I was vegetarian for two years and that had to have been it because when I went back to eating some meats like chicken and turkey my hair stopped falling out ha. I just wasn't getting enough complete proteins.
I’m so happy you’re doing better. I’m right there with you, mine is alot better now. Mine was due to a huge shock and continued stress. Mine shed like crazy for three years, lost about 1/2 density and I was heartbroken. I had waist length curly hair. I ended up getting my mental health under control, getting any vitamin deficiencies taken care of, using rosemary essential oil, and of course time. Docs blew me off, wouldn’t even listen since I wasn’t bald.
Hair loss is very depressing for me, just like you I’ve tried everything with not much progress so I was hoping this video would help me find something that would actually work but sadly I can’t afford what you do, but I’m so happy for you that the steps you have taken are working, I can see a huge difference in the pics🤗❤️ Unfortunately my journey with hair loss is only going to get worse, I can’t even imagine my head even a year from now😢
Be positive ✨️ 🙂 you can get one of the vitamins and for the second get a generic brand, you can afford a drrmaroller and use it on your scalp, you can not dye your hair. You can not bleach, you can cut off damaged hair. You can get good hair growth shampoo, conditioner. You can get hair growth oil. You can sleep on satin. You can pray and talk to God a d ask for help. You can research research research. A lot you can do . Do your best to be grateful, just bc you can't afford something now doesn't mean it will never happen and they're always coming up with new technologies every day. It d really a miracle ✨️ 🙏🏽 🙌🏽 100 years ago none of this was possible ❤️ I hope you find something you love that works for you. Good blessings ❤️
@@nikicarrie4071 Thanks for your encouragement, you are giving us. Really nice of you. I do all that you say except the Derma roller. May be the thing that will work for me. I have hypothyroidism and auto immune disorder but heard it helps all kinds of hair loss. I have cut down on some vitamins too this week coz much of a good thing is bad too and I have been going crazy on them. I even applied Holy water while praying. Will try and stay positive now.
@@bunnylover2164 you are more than welcome 😀 also kuza Indian hemp hair and scalp treatment works wonders . You can look at the r e view pictures on Amazon of the customers who swears by it You can also massage your scalp and put oils in it when you do. For 7 days you can do this upside-down. It will bring blood flow to the scalp. Blissful lengths curls is a liquid vitamin I promise you will see results. I literally saw baby hairs in one week I swear. It's time for me to order more. Hormones are so scary they affect everything. I hope you find the blessing you need. Also aloe Vera oil grows hair as well as clove water and rice water. Peppermint shampoo/ fomlucl8 stimulating shampoo . 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰 I hope youstsy blessing ty
guys don’t trust everything you see online . The study she is talking about consists of only 15 people comparing 2% minoxidil to rosemary oil . The recommended effective dose of minoxidil is 5%. There are several studies on the effectiveness of minoxidil for the REGROWTH of hair but NONE for rosemary oil except this study which was a comparison study and is not reliable because 15 people is a very small number of people compared to the millions of people who suffer from hair loss (so the average result won’t be accurate) and 2% is a low concentration. Please do your own research. Topical minoxidil like the foam or solution form instead to the tablet can prevent the likelihood of side affects since it has lower penetration rate than the oral tablet form .
Thank you for sharing this! I also have AGA and I decided to go the minoxidil route. I'm extremely happy with my results from minoxidil, but I'm always very interesting in hearing what others do that I might be able to add to my routine! Thank you for sharing your experience and helping to take the stigma out of female hair loss.
Im so glad you are happy with your results! Im not sure why I havent tried it yet but I definitely consider it as an option one day! Thank you so much for your support!
Hi...I'm also thinking of starting minoxidil..I have purchased a dermaroller as well..could you plz give me some tips on how you using minoxidil..I have been suffering with thin hair since my late 20's..I'm now in my 50's
I’m 63 and my hair starting thinning in my 30’s. I’ve tried everything!!! I stated taking Collagen powder, Vit D, calcium and zinc. I have little hairs growing all over my head!!!!! Now I’m putting Clove water on my scalp and massaging it in every other day. Boil 2 cups of water turn it off and add 2tbsp of whole cloves let it sit for 24 hours then strain and put in spray bottle and spray scalp and massage.
If she could slow down long enough and let us understand what the shampoo is or spell it out, or show it somewhere in the conditioner would be much appreciated. Thank you.
You should actually have a shampoo and conditioner made for you. I stopped using store bought shampoo and conditioners and now make it My self. I had severe thinning and it wasn't growing as it should have. I had hair growth of 1/2 inch every 3 months. After using my own shampoo and conditioner for a month my head grew 2 inches and is thicker as well.
Dang! Seven needle punctures all over your scalp every month?! And I thought my quarterly 50 scalp, neck, and face injections were bad. Sending you lots of love and support.💐
Your not crazy. I have a thyroid issue and my hair falls out often. It is an up and down on when it feels like falling out. I get what you're going through, do what you want to do for your hair and sanity.
Pumpkin seed oil has been shown to help block the dht and increase hair growth. I'm planning to start mixing the rosemary and pumpkin seed oils and try that
I had a lot of hairloss as I entered my 50s. Tried collagen tablests, and oils, shampoos etc. Not much difference. Finally bought a scalp massager for $25 from Amazon and have been using it for the last 6 months for 5 mins everyday. I saw a lot of improvement in a month. Now I barely have any hair loos and my hair is looking healthier than it did in a long time. Thank you Jesus...I was always praying asking the Lord to show me a way. Loosing hair is quite a scary experience, but happy and contented for the way it worked out.
I'm glad you've found things that work for you and appreciate that you're upfront about the costs and affordability issues other people may face in this. Too many times influencers/"famous people on socials" just want to sell a quick fix, so it's great you're being so responsible with what you're putting on here :) hope anyone suffering with alopecia can find out the root cause and get adequate help without being scammed for bogus snake oils
I’ve already watched this twice. I’m older and I’m pretty sure my hair issues are primarily hormone related. However, at a certain age I mean what do you do? You take a fistful of HRT and you spend your children’s inheritance on these types of products! I always had very very thick coarse crazy hair. It was always just really too much hair. Now? It’s scary how much I’ve lost. And each strand is even so thin. Ugh. I know I’m not real young but it still makes me really sad. I sure miss all that hair that I used to complain about. Lol. Thank you for this video. I sure wish you’d get yourself some affiliate links so you could make a few dollars on the product that will be purchased from your recommendations. I’ve never even heard of these and I thought I’d heard/tried everything!! 😉
Thank you so much for this. Recently, I've started losing a LOT of hair to stress. Like. Clumps. So I'm trying to find something more minimal to do (as well as lowering the stress lol) so I'll give the rosemary oil a try!
If you ever get to the point where you are just done with dealing with all the treatments, I have to say with your beautiful face you could easily go bald and still be stunning!!! I have a friend who's daughter looks a lot like you with beautiful dark hair and yet several times she has completely shaved her head in order to provide hair for Locks of Love and to raise money for childhood cancer. She started doing this in high school and I was shocked that she was that brave! Yet she looked stunning with no hair!!! She only grew into a more confident young lady every time she did it. So have no fear, should you decide to embrace the lot that has fallen on you, you look like a movie star and hair isn't the reason why. You also seem to have a very beautiful personality as well. Best of luck to you always.
I'm so glad I saw this because I have tried the rosemary water/tea concoction, too, with good results (was it too good to be true, I wondered?). I added 4 drops of organic rosemary essential oil, 4 drops of peppermint essential oil to a re-usable 4oz glass dropper bottle and filled it with strong, cooled rosemary tea using a funnel. I applied this throughout the day for a few months and I must say, the hair has grown in better than expected. I also have seb derm on the scalp which is IMPOSSIBLE to fix -- I have tried shampoos, apple cider vinegar treatments, and the rest of the gamut. The hairs that have come in aren't terribly thick (I am perimenopausal and always had thin hair but plenty of it), but this is the only thing that actually grew hair and I prefer it to something chemical like Rogaine. I'm working on the nutrition, too, but I can attest that the rosemary tea and oil together WORK!
I have the same condition and I’m so desperate to get my hair look at least normal but seeing this gave me hope that it might be possible thank you so much for doing this and no you’re not crazy! I totally understand how it’s stressful and painful💔
I'm so glad you spoke out about this! I suffer hair loss, and know how hard it is to deal with. Your hair definitely looks a lot better now! I bought a set of the Plantur caffeine shampoo, conditioner and treatment tonic yesterday after you posted. I already take hair/skin/nails supplements. It's worth me giving it a go! So proud of you for talking about it. Just looking at the comments, there are so many of us going through this 💖🏴
I had very strong hair loss, I lost about 60/70% of my hair, I tried all kinds of treatments, I spent a lot, but a lot of money and no one could solve my hair loss problem, I was already losing hope, that's when an acquaintance told me about a gentleman who could help me, i contacted him by email, and he did some math calculations (based on my date of birth) and told me to get a haircut on the dates he calculated, i couldn't believe it it worked, but even so, I cut my hair on the dates he indicated (because I had to cut it even though there was only a few hairs), in the first month I noticed a small improvement, in the second month it was already very clear that my hair was stopping falling out, after the 3rd/4th month, my hair stopped falling out completely, I even found it more beautiful and silky
Hey guys! A lot of you have been asking over the past several months what steps I have taken to get my hair looking fuller and healthier. I also received a lot of comments after my last video asking about all the treatments I had done for my hair. The reason I haven’t told you guys about it until now is its honestly a really intensive process that I have been going through to het back and keep the hair I have been able to and I hated recommending things that were expensive, time consuming, and painful. But I want to show you guys what I have done to help get my hair back a little so that maybe it can help someone else out there going through the same thing! Let me know if you have tried any of these things and how they worked for you! Love ya💖
Thank you so much for sharing your journey!
I'm suffering from the same condition can you please tell me the name of the second place you are going to get the painful treatment.
Gerard cosmetics has a new product that EVERYONE is raving about.. It's hair af. Look at the reviews and a you tuber Dustin daily and Nick Snider show there experience on there channels. Good luck and don't worry we love you just as you are!!💜
Although I don't suffer from Alopecia I do have fine hair, I use conditioner every other day. I do it for the same reason to keep from weighing my hair down. I only use one styling product (It's a 10) unless I need to use heat then of course I use a heat protectant. Other than my daughter I have never been able to convince a stylist not to put all those different products in my hair because it's glued to my head before I even get home!😂 I have to say once again I admire your courage for discussing this medical problem that so many suffer from, also once again you are stunning! 💕💕 What a wonderful informative video!
I’m wondering why have you decided to leave minoxidil and other hair medication as the last resort? I know nothing about these drugs and I also went the natural route first, but my hair loss was due to severe malnutrition because of a tumor in my small intestine. Even though it was a “temporary” issue, it affected me a lot, too, so I completely understand your commitment. I now try to have a well balanced and nutritious diet, take my vitamins and use aloe vera and castor oil combined with coconut oil and sapuyul oil, too.
Women who don’t have hair loss will never understand how much it impacts you. It’s sad that insurance won’t cover hair loss treatment, because it truly does impact your mental health and your overall health, in turn.
So sad that no insurances give a fuck about our mental health or health at all really. Won't cover explant surgeries even when they are causing detrimental health issues, won't cover hair transplants, they suck.
@@hannahalyssa1473 Yes, girl. Don’t I know. I’m a manager for a healthcare revenue cycle company, so what my team does is fight insurance companies for payment of hospital claims. I’ve been doing this for 22 years now, and it was bad when I started, but it has gotten SO much worse. They’re getting very creative these days with coming up with reasons to deny claims. Either that or they can’t find a good reason and just take forever to pay. And that’s HOSPITALIZATION claims. When you consider other things that most insurance either won’t cover or cover only very small portions of (hair loss, infertility, dental implant surgery), it’s really infuriating.
Agree!! My hair was so thick I had to cut it. After the birth of my sons and during pregnancy I lost a lot.
I have medical issues since 2 years and it keeps thinning 😢
I take vitamins, put in masks, don't brush it only wide comb, etc. It looks like it doesn't thin out that much, but still.
TRUEEEEE
Insurance wasn’t designed to help you, but to exploit you. Everyone has to start somewhere. The ‘healthcare industry’ is a pharma Nazi industrial complex. It took me years of research and dealing with the sick care minions (mostly good but mislead people) … and btw the entire pharma driven allopathic form of healing was based on a combo of a literal snake oil salesman known as ‘Rockefeller’ and expanded by literal Nazis who spread throughout the Americas after ww2, most of whom received no consequences or hand slaps for their criminal use of ‘science’. The pharmas today, literally do not care how many lives they destroy or end. And it has a LOT to do with the nefarious people responsible for establishing it. I was told 20 years ago by a former allopathic md who switched to naturopathy, that the ins companies are ‘in bed’ with the practice of what most of humanity thinks is the ‘authority’ or God like truth of how to best help people with health problems. It’s actually a good thing that there are important ant areas for which the insurance doesn’t cover, because it leads people away from them. However, you gotta watch out for the allopathic minions who will deny common easy cures, gaslight you and such… they are on RUclips making videos but most of them will be that nice doctor you go to. Many are knowingly lying, many just repeat the lies they were taught. It is frustrating because they do have some good options. You gotta learn as much as you can to navigate the system. Hopefully you won’t have to make too many mistakes in taking their snake oils… to learn. One tip… avoid any antibiotic that ends in ‘floxin’, you might be ok if you take them, but if you do and six month later you snap your Achilles tendon or something like that, or other serious, difficult to cure injury, it’s due to this antibiotic … your allopathic doc is likely to deny it, because that’s what they are trained to do. Look up ‘floxies’ or ‘floxxed’… there are a lot of people who have to go to real doctors to get help and pay out of pocket… thousands to tens of thousands of dollars … ypur insurance and your doctor will destroy your health and are powerless to help you… but once you are on hospice, you can have all the morphine you want. I’m 53 and I’ve dealt with many doctors for myself, my children and my parents and I used to write articles and interview people… the allopathic doctors and their pharma products are dangerous. I no longer carry health insurance… just accident insurance.
Alexandria, having your hair is part of your identity. I know when I lost my hair to chemotherapy I cried and cried. It was one of the hardest part of being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Though our hair journeys are different, I feel the pain of hair troubles. My hair is super fine, but stick straight. Styling my hair is my biggest conundrum. It wont hold a curl for anything. I have given up and just pop a ball cap on and call it a day.
I wish you luck on your hair journey.
Im so sorry to hear that! Thank you and I wish you heath and happiness!
Jennifer I hope your feeling better every day❤️
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Girl there is a huge difference in those photos. I’m definitely trying out some of these things thank you a lot been trying to grow out my hair after years of chemical damage to my scalp
Did you end up doing all of these things for your hair? I'm looking to try all the things except for the PRP + mesotherapy. Need to save up for all of this. It's so much work.
Any update ?
Coz i do 😂experience chemical damage nothing seem to work pls let me know any of those are work for u thank you
@@El_Ophelia yes I'd like to know how things turned out for her as well and I'm interested in PRP since I'm basically going to direct my own medical care now but gosh she just scared me, is it that painful or can you be numbed
The DHT blockers and the PRP treatments are probably the most effective treatments you have had done. But most importantly, GO TO A DOCTOR and get a biopsy.
fun fact: i don’t even buy any subscription boxes or advent calendars, alex i LITERALLY only watch your videos for *YOU* and nothing else. i’m proud of you for opening up about this, and i just want to remind you that most, if not all of us watch your content for your personality and your attitude. ❤️ 😊 we love you!
My boyfriend has early thinning and this has so many things that I can pass along to him. My mom also had fast thinning hair and even though she passed in 2017 you helped me realize that it may have been more then just thin hair like most made her feel like. Also talking about your journey helped open my eyes to what its like for someone with alopecia. Fingers crossed your journey stays on a positive track
Thank you for being willing to share. I shared this with my best friend who’s struggled ever since she had kids, and she’s recently just come to terms with wearing wigs. A lot of this she can work into her routine and give her a bit of hope for how to fight back.
Love ya!
I'm in my early 40s and I'm experiencing thinning hair. I just came out of a really horrible season of life filled with anxiety and depression, and my hair USED to be incredibly thick and curly. Now it's thin, fine, and limp.
My dermatologist made a few suggestions and I'm just now starting to implement them if they help anyone. These are not my opinions; they're from my dermatologist, and I trust her.
1 - Take a multivitamin with iron DAILY
2 - Eat less sugar (natural sugar from fruit, honey, etc. is fine)
3 - Wash my SCALP and not my hair (if hair is oily, it's FINE to wash every day; too much oil on the scalp can clog follicles and prevent growth, ESPECIALLY for fine hair)
4 - Never brush wet hair
5 - Never sleep on wet hair
6 - DON'T sleep with your hair in a bun!!!!! The best and most protective style is a double loose braid or twist - one on each side - secured by a silk hair tie.
7 - Silk pillowcase - it allows for more slip and less friction
8 - Biotin pills do nothing unless you are actually biotin deficient, and being actually biotin deficient is rare.
9 - Use a silicone scalp massager in the shower for 1-2 minutes to encourage blood flow to the scalp & the hair follicles
10 - USE SUNSCREEN FOR THE HAIR AND SCALP!!! Better yet, use the SPF AND wear a hat or scarf. UV rays are the #1 most damaging factor and it's preventable.
I'm doing a lot things told here, hope I grow back my hair too. I'm 22 year old
Alexandria God bless you for going through all this pain for your hair. I pray that you get all the hair that you want back.❤❤❤ feel so bad for people with alopecia.
Rosemary oil and water has CHANGED MY HAIR. So many baby hairs came up after 3 weeks of using both. I’m so happy
Thats too great! Im so glad to hear that!
I mix in rosemary oil to my shampoo every day and I love it!
can it be any shampoo? can it be with tea tree shampoo?
I love your personality. I too have this problem and found your video helpful. Thanks for sharing!
girl, you’ve been through it. Good luck
I’ve stopped using shampoo and conditioner!
As it made my Sebum worse, leaving my head feeling heavy and waterlogged!
I make a hair toner which cleanses my scalp leaving my hair ultra clean, soft and shiny:) some of the main ingredients are Apple cider vinegar, lemons, rosemary mint and cloves tea, witch hazel, rosemary oil, peppermint oil, tea tree and jojoba oil.
I apply it to wet or dry hair directly to the scalp with a spray bottle, leaving it in for a couple of hours under a shower cap to keep some heat as I feel the warmth helps loosen the sebum.
When I wash it out I lean over to avoid any run off of sebum running down my face and body, as it can further corse skin irritations and break outs. I don’t break out anymore;)
Thanks for illuminating us!
We really appreciate the transparency.
You’re amazing!
B12 deficiency can trigger dizziness too. It’s needed to make red blood cells. Many have found hair loss to be another symptom of B12 deficiency. I use sublingual liquid B12 drops with both active B12 forms, Methylcobalamin & Adenosylcobalamin. Many of us are very deficient in B12 - even if we eat meat, because things like antibiotics & other gut-biome decimating substances decimate so much of the gut microbes, including those that produce & metabolise B vitamins - creating malabsorption issues.
well dont think about it just being for your hair. all of the vitamins and stuff are good for your whole body! you are just in a life path that taking extra care of yourself is important
I had the same issue and though because of covid .
I found out on my case after blood work that I had iron deficiency . After taking a strong iron supplement and iron rich milkshakes, new hair started coming out.
Not sure if covid absorbs to much iron on your body but it all happened after covid.
But iron deficiency has something to do with hair loss .
merci; you look like a million bucks! The rosemary oil is legit and I appreciate your honesty about not using the carrier oil bc we all get busy and skip that step GOD BLESS U ALEXANDRIA
Thank you! I'm going to try some of this stuff. My law enforcement and military career is wrecking my scalp and I'm trying not to be self conscious but... that's why I wear hats a lot. I also think it's cool that you make your own oil.
I'm big on natural remedies and try to stay away from toxic stuff.
Thanks for sharing."Old" is not excuse to be bald. I looked up actresses from the 50s who are now in their 80s and 90s some over 100. They have excellent full hair. My fingernails are strong enough to open cans, use as a thimble and scrape paint.. They are related to hair so I'm not happy that my hair is not cooperating. Even a child's barrett falls out. My doc had no clues so is sending me to dermatologist. In the meantime, I am trying everything I can find on Utube. I question meds and thyroid, so we'll see what the specialist has to say. Thank for making me feel I'm on the right track.
My hair is weird i lost a ton of hair couple years ago then it just grew back. Now im losing hair again 🤔
Thank you for your comment about your problem with alopecia. I have this problem since 2018..I lost hair in my temple, I went to the doctor and receive the injection treatment, very painful I started to get bump and I stop the treatment. I went to diferentes treatment still not improved. I cut my hair several times. I have thyroid issue.. know today I change the way I eat and taking vitamins that help the hair to grow.. you hair improved a lot.
Very nice honest information. Thank you!
Rosemary oil is affective as 2% regaine not 5%. I just wanted to make sure that was clear if anyone was curious.
PRP is great for hair loss. Botox is great as well if not better. It relaxes the scalp like massaging does everyday but permanently for months so that it can relax and the hair can grow. Micro needling is also amazing and very cheap if you do it at home.
First time seeing you! Great informative video and you are so beautiful! My hair was thinning due to stress and age. I started hair vitamins, Rosemary oil scalp treatment overnight, and a DHT blocker shampoo, with an all natural rosemary herbal conditioner. 2 months in and I have short new hairs growing in all through my hairline and crown. My cousin has Alapecia, I'm going to share your wonderful, inspiring video with her! Thank you much for sharing your story! Btw...Your hair looks beautiful!
YOU ARE ME. Thank you for this.
Ive done prp as well! I think it was worth it though I’m still struggling with my hair, I’ve had a lot of new growth after 3 sessions, I’m waiting a few months to see if I wanna do anymore potentially but it IS expensive 😩. I was in a similar situation where I was desperate to not have anymore hair fall out. I had a long running iron deficiency that was never caught until I decided to go to a Derm whom determined my hair falling out wasn’t alopecia bit was a ferritin/ iron deficiency. I’ve been treating with two iron pills a day as well as nutrient rich foods but also the prp to help the hair regenerate healthier. I don’t regret it. It also is painful and I chose to to not do a numbing cream because it has to stay on your hair for the day and it’s icky
I am not trying to be rude whatsoever - you have a sweet spirit and have great communication skills. Your videos are very detail oriented! I enjoyed listening to this video; however, your hair looks very damaged. It looks like heat damage, but I am not sure if that is the exact cause. I recommend for you to try the acidic bonding line by redken. I feel that you would benefit from this line so much!
Thank you for your video! I’m in menopause and on some medication that has been causing more hair shedding. Will definitely try the Nutrafol to start and your iron supplement! Thank you! Your hair is beautiful!!
you gave me hope, thank you.
I've tried similar products and let me tell you, the major difference is because of PRP and others are only distractions.
You are so genuine. ❤️
Please update the result of using laser light restore hat! Thank you!
PH of water can cause hair loss and skin rashes as well.
I have hair loss and also thyroid lumps. I think it was all due to eating gluten or at least partly due. I just went on a gluten free diet and I will keep you posted if my hair starts re-growing.
Take a long walk. Eat well. Go on...because all this is stressful too. Hunny
Dismissive doctors are a common theme... it's a shaming experience to make an appt, wait, have hope, show up, obey the intake nurse, then have the doctor (male, female=same) bust in, be in a hurry, make assumptions, dismiss your concerns, and send you on you way with ,"eat better & exercise". Great advice! Will do. Didnt need an appt for that wisdom. Ugh.
nothing works as well as rosemary oil. 5 drops of oil massage into your scalp every day if no skin reaction. In 6 months things will improve as long as you are following my advice. Super cheap as well. Don't wash the oil off. Same mechanism as medicine that blocks DHT
Thank you so much for sharing this but just a quick question!
Which brand of rosemary oil like Mielle or NOW?
@@ashwaqelfalI was using NOW at some stage. I will check current brand I am using and let you know when home. Rosemary oil is cheap to produce so any brand is ok I think as long as it's real rosemary 😊
Every Dr. I talk to says stress! I am the least stressed person I know. They have shrunk the size of the bottles for the shampoo and conditioner. How often do you go for the 3 treatments of PRP? One right after the other, or spaced out in months? Really interested in it. And wow, all the products you use a month are probably about $500. Dermatologist says I have female pattern baldness. Ugh!!!
Have you ever tried Monat hair products? I have used it for 5 years and I do believe it has helped my hair. I do still have a lot of hair loss though. So I think I will try a few of your ideas, thank you
How’s the low level light working for you now? Also, thank you! This video is super helpful
Ive honestly been so busy recently it has been hard to find time to use it but after the wedding and the honeymoon I am going to get on a schedule using it!
Dizziness could also be neck problems
Is there any other video where you explain why all this problem started?
I'm a biggest follower and love the advice you recommend. What worked with my hair fall management are potato juice apply, acv mixed with water apply post wash, egg mask, liiitleextra cocooninon hair oil shampoo set, green tea. All this helped me and now I no longer experience hair fall any longer.
Upon using the cooconiooon hair shampoo, I find my hair silky and it has less hair fall. One downside I observed is that lesser foaming, but could be because of its natural elements in the shampoo.
1# talk to your doctor
2# eat nutrients
3# vitamins
4#shampoo
5#oil masag
6#rose merry water
7#rose merry oil
8# hair brush
9#prp injection
10#low laser therapy
Thanks me now 😊
Thank you so much. And she said "1" thing oon the title... 20 min video for 1 thing. 😂
These were already listed in the description & the chapter names 😅
What is prp injection
I used rosemary water and oil and it damage my hair and started losing more hair 😭
@@sushipursewhen they do a PRP injection, they draw your blood and spin it to get the plasma to use for the injection. It’s regenerative medicine that uses natural growth factors found in our blood cells to help heal damaged tissue PRP=Platelet Rich Plasma
I have been trying this hair growth serum of reactivate littleexttrra for a really long time now and satisfied with the outcomes I have got with it... it's my 3rd bottle now.
This serum has to be applied to the scalp so it works like magic to a dry scalp.
I put on it usually before bed time and just rub it well into my hair....and cleanse it the next morning. I have seen hair growth and enhancement in my hairline.
Experimenting with Reactivate Hair Growth Serum for 2 weeks, it is working well for my hair's growth. It is non-sticky and spreads very nicely on my hair.
This hair growth reactivate serum is a game-changer for hair growth.
I have been using reactivaate serum for 15 weeks, and I'm truly impressed with the outcomes. My hair is feeling stronger, appears better, and the volume of hair loss has noticeably decreased. The serum is simple to apply, non-greasy, and has no fragrance.
What is this reactive serum ? Can you give me the name of reactive serum pls ?
The number one thing and ONLY thing that has grown my hair is stimulating my scalp 24/7. Just whenever I'm sitting around & think about it. When I was working in the operating room while waiting for patients to roll back pretty much any spare moment I'd massage my scalp with my fingers.
Astonishing growth. ❤️
Exactly.
I think this is why anyone hair grows.
It's not the actual product that's working but the extra blood flow via scalp massage while applying the product.
Stop washing every not good
My mother used to do this for dad. He'd get hair growth plus it came in dark too! No grey!
@@monmixer69 what did she do?
@@Royalnessa Massage the back of his neck. The hair there grew and came in darker!
After pregnancy, I observed my hair fall but I remained calm. I took action to remedy it. I chose a health-centered approach.
I took care of my nutrition, eating nutrient-rich foods, specially those high in Folic Acid and Protein.
I exercised daily and practiced yoga for stress management.
I just stayed away from styles that pull on my hair and quit using heated styling tools to minimise hair damage.
I also started using LittleExtrra Coconion hair oil and shampoo combined with a wooden neem comb.
The result was hair fall control and the recovery of my confidence.
Hair loss after pregnancy is caused by telogen effluvium, which is quite different from androgenetic alopecia. Not to suggest it's any less disturbing, but TE usually is a stress response after one's hair increases in thickness in the androgen phase. It's usually temporary versus progressive.
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I have been using reactivate hair growth serum for 15 weeks, and I'm really impressed with the outcomes. My hair feels strong, seems better, and the volume of hair loss has noticeably decreased. The serum is easy to apply, not oily, and has no fragrance.
I controlled my hair fall as well with a scalp massager, a neem wood comb, and Littlllextra Cocooniion hair oil.
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This is what worked for me, it may not work for you but maybe help someone: Scalp massage everyday for 20minutes with finger tips, Taoist soap bar for hair growth 2x only per week only applied at scalp not hair, Nettle tea to remove hormone residue from the liver, and last but not least, collagen powder bovine type, at least 2x a day, everyday for at least 3-6 months. Results will come even for men, women get results even faster. Thank me later.
If any of you are post-menopause, please don't accept this as a default diagnosis for why you are losing your hair. My primary and my dermatologist would not help me look for reasons why I was losing my hair. The recommended treatment, minoxidil, gave me a headache. I went out on my own to research my hair issues. Rosemary essential oil, the Ordinary hair serum, castor oil hair masking and changing my eating habits has helped. My hair is not what it was, but I'm no longer losing chunks of hair and have had a significant amount of regrowth over the past 2 years.
This sounds like me. While I haven’t asked my doctor about it I’ve taken it into my own hands too. I felt like I had bigger medical (hormonal) issues to discuss and wanted to be taken seriously. I may still bring it up in the future. While all of us in this thread realize the impact of hair loss, not all do. The amount of information I’ve read is vast. I have wondered about spironolactone but I’m not sure how that plays into a menopausal person. It’s different when your body is producing enough hormones that to block some would help, but things are different now. I’ve gone the holistic route also. I spray my hair daily with rosemary water and oil it twice a week (prior to shampooing). I take vitamins and am strict with my diet. Sleep is a priority now too. I was severely affected by poor sleep over the last decade and I think that took a toll. Menopause affects everyone differently but I was definitely affected by it so it think my hair loss is attributed to it. The timing is obvious too. Now, how much is normal aging vs hormones, I don’t know. I’m putting up a fight with my hair. I’ve read studies on the impact of menopause on people and I’m a very positive, encouraging person and I would like to stay that way. Hair loss can affect ones self esteem and I don’t want to go down that rabbit hole any further. I’m happy you have found a way through this, sounds like ours are very similar 💗😊🌸
My gyn put me on spironilactone, luckily. It and essential oils like rosemary, lavender and especially emu oil have helped me immensely! It took time though. I also take biotin and I'm on marine collagen too. Lastly, I am on HRT, estrogen & progesterone for my post menopause symptoms.
FYI for everyone taking Biotin. A lot of doctors don't know this, but Biotin can give false readings on blood tests. To have an accurate blood test, you should stop taking all Biotin at least a week before any blood tests. I had been taking Biotin for years and none of my doctors informed me about this. I was referred to an Endocrinologist a couple years ago and he told me that they are learning that Biting can not only affect the blood test results of your thyroid, but also heart tests and other tests as well. He said they are learning more all the time how it is affecting bloodwork for various blood tests. He said just to be safe, he would recommend to stop taking it at least a week for any bloodwork being done. He is a great Endocrinologist. He was the only doctor that was able to diagnose me with a serious life threatening problem I had for years, but no one was able to figure out what it was. I went to at least 13 different specialists, of all kinds.
Also, if you have fast dramatic weight loss, it can also cause hair loss. That usually is only temporary and will eventually grow back. Just make sure you are eating healthy, getting enough protein and taking good vitamins.
Spironolactone is also helpful. My doctor put me on a low dosage for hair loss.
Make sure your shampoo and conditioner does not contain sulfate, paraben, they are really bad for your hair.
Also Thyroid imbalance and low iron can also cause hair loss. This is why you really need to see a doctor and get tests done. Make an appointment with a good endocrinologist. Checkout their reviews. I saw 4 different ones before I saw this one. He had just moved to my area and his office had only been open for 2 weeks. So I was able to get in to see him right away. Most can take months to get an appointment.
Good luck everyone! ❤️❤️❤️
Good luck and thank you
It took over 30 doctors over 2 years to do the RIGHT test. I did a ton of research and thought I may have SLE and the only doctor that listened to me was my old gynecologist.I did test positive for SLE,hence massive hair loss. I believe Now,my hair loss is coming from menopause but I hate the thought of having to go from one doctor to another until I’m taken seriously.Sincerely,good luck to you all that are battling hair loss.God bless!
I literally saw significant growth in my crown spot. I started last November 01, 2022 and I just took a photo today December 17, 2022 and compared them side by side. I'm honestly kinda surpised and now I don't need to go further into minoxidil and all that unglamorous chemicals lmao
I did the following routine religiously:
1. Fenugreek seed once a week every Wednesday or Thursday. I soak it overnight. For instance if I'm gonna use it on Wednesday, I'd soak the seed in water on Tuesday night.
2. I oil once a week on the weekend. My combination is coconut oil + rosemary oil. Leave the oil for at least 30 minutes before shower.
3. I don't have the money for Nutrafol, so I got cheaper otc multivitamins and I separately bought biotin supplement too.
4. I've been drinking collagen powder since November 16 for clear skin and I don't know if this also influenced my hair growth, but I intended it for my skin lol
5. I do scalp massage EVERY SINGLE DAY! Minimum 10 minutes and I usually watch a 10 to 15 minute video while doing the massage to keep me from boredom.
6. I use moringga shampoo. You can get it in your local store or just use milder shampoos, just stay away from overly advertised "natural" shampoo. Also since November 1st, I also started alternating my shampoo use. I use shampoo every other day but I wash my hair everyday since I workout too.
7. NO HEAT, NO OTHER HAIR PRODUCTS. How I dry my hair after shower? I face the fan and let it dry there. I also minimize combing unless necessary 'cause I heard about traction alopecia and we don't want to be pulling our own hair.
I'm not a healthy eater at all, only 4-5 hours average sleep, so "de-stressing" has definitely no influence on the growth (but maybe if I start fixing these things, I'd get more result). I'm still on this journey and 1.5 month is too short of a time but the result is already visible. I wouldn't stop until the crown spot completely closes! Y'all can do it too! There is no harm in trying unless you're trying minoxidil lol
Also you might ask why fenugreek seed? Why rosemary oil? Why scalp massage? I was convinced to try these things 'cause there are actually medical journals that talk about it and its effect on hair growth. I don't listen anymore. I read and do.
I'm going to try all of this. Thank you for sharing! Wish me luck!
What is your scalp type?
Thank youu 💘
you spray soaked fenugreek water on hair or drink it? if you spray onhair, is it last step after shampooing or rinse it out?
@@ayeshaali6462 30 minutes before shower
Even before you posted your last video, I’ve said time and again, “you could post a video reading the dictionary and we’d watch it” and I stand by it. You’ve created a beautiful community who love and support each other, and you. I’m so glad you felt safe and comfortable enough with us to post your story. We love you, we’re here for you, and you don’t need to worry about us. We accept you for you, because you’ve been so genuine and lovely 💜
Thank you so much for you support!
My hair honestly started to get noticeably thinner when I was around 15/16 years old. I think it is stress related bc I've dealt with generalized anxiety and depression. Now at 27, I am trying sooo hard to finally care for my hair instead of giving up. I am really looking to add to my routine before rushing to expensive products. Thank you! 🙏🏼 I have health insurance for the first time in over 10 years so I do plan on seeking a Dr's opinion... that has been one thing sitting on the back burner.
Me too !! Same story ! Now Im 30 and still didn’t find a solution
check with derm ur diagnosis
blood test for iron, thyroid, vit D and sex hormones.
sex hormones should be taken on 3-5th day of the cycle and interpreted by a gynecologist
Hair loss and depression : definitely check your vitamin D (chalicifediol), try high amount vitamin D3 in oil form (like 10000UI but you can take even higher for the first few weeks if you are very low in Vit D) and check again where you're at with blood test.
@@ChabadaPollux my vitamin D was very low it is at 10ng/ml and it should be between 30 and 60 !! Ive been taking each month 10,000 Ui every month for about a year and it only went up to 19ng/ml 😓
You never need to apologize using your income to help your mental and physical health. I am so glad you found things that helped!
Honestly, if you did not tell us you have Alopecia, I never would have guessed in a million years there was Anything wrong with your hair. Just so you know, your hair is Beautiful Alex and it looks very thick and full. ( I don't know if you are using extra hair like extensions or tracks but you look great)
Thank you so much! I dont have any extensions or anything yet but I think it looks a bit more dark and full on camera for some reason. Thank you though!
By you taking about it, you made those dealing with it feel better, more comfortable and not alone in their struggles. Your kindness is a gift.💜💜💜💜💜💜
I just dont want others to feel alone! Thank you so much for your support and watching my story!
i have really fine, thin hair and my husband is starting to lose his hair and we both use the ordinary's multi-peptide serum for hair density and boy oh boy does that make a difference. the last time i cut his hair he had a TON of little hairs sticking up everywhere, and i have a brand-new patch that came out of nowhere in the front of my head, too. it makes a HUGE difference. i'm pretty amazed. no idea if you'll see this since this is months after you made the video, but i thought i'd share my experience. good for you for being so open and honest about this. it's not just hair! it's a big deal!
How long did it take before you saw results?
Where do you get it? Brand name please! Thank you in advance.
@@FoodieBeautyStan The Ordinary is the brand name, Ulta or Sephora
Hmm weird. I inquired about that product and they told me it does not regrow hair, they said it helps make the hair “appear” thicker only.
I LOVE The Ordinary products. I've only tried the facial products and had no idea that they made products for hair. Can't wait to try it.
The time I faced hair fall, I followed all these to effectively control it:
Include massage for your scalp into your routine.
Avoid hot water when washing your hair.
Protect your hair from excessive sweat.
Use a wide tooth neem comb to brush out wet hair.
Reduce your sugar and junk food intake.
Use gentle hairfall control shampoo and oil like littleeextra coccconion.
Nurture a positive mindset for general well being.
It took me me two months to achieve favorable results from little extra coco onion
have you tryed pepermint oil and rosemary oil on scalp......i wanna try it so i can grow thick hair again so i can get all the chicks.hehe....all i know is wnen my hair was really sexy i started getting all the chicks.....hehe.....
@@simidiwan Hi.Could you please share how often do you use coco onion shampoo and how do you use it?I have read a lot of good things in other u tube channels about hair loos.Thank you😊
Helped me as well. I've used littleextraa cocoonion hair oil and shampoo for a considerable amount of time, and the results are fantastic for hair fall control and flaky scalp.
@@anvl618That’s not a person. It’s a bot.
My hair loss is hormonal after having a hysterectomy. I found that increasing my vitamin D really helped my body to absorb the other vitamins I take. Also, try adding a teaspoon of salt to your pre-shower oiling. The salt gives the oil an extra bit of grit to massage your scalp bringing extra blood flow to the skin and slough off dry layers.
just a salt and oil mixture ?
What kind of vitD do you use please?
@@fzjjoun2862 please don't take vitamin D just like that. Get a blood test done and only if it is low, take it. Most people are talking about taking vit D because it is usually found to be low in people. But vit D is not like other vitamins that you can just eat at will. Too much is going to ruin your body. See a doctor first. And even if your levels are low, vit D is not even taken all year round. Only until the levele comes to normal which it does in two months
could i use sugar as the exfoliant instead or does it have to be salt?
@@manalbehlil3365 yes.
when i shower i put my shampoo in my palm, then i add 2-3 drops of rosemary oil and gently wash my hair, i let it sit for a couple of minutes and then wash it out and use conditioner like normal, i do it every 3 days. and i’ve been drying my hair with microfiber towels and when i wear my hair up i let it be loose, i never tie it up tights unless i 100% need to:) every once and a while i also use castor oil on my hair.
^these are the only things that have worked for regrowing my hair when i started recovering from trichotillomania.
Thank u! Totally agree! Taking all these pills if someone's on meds is bad fr anyone's liver.
I don't have alopecia, but I'm experiencing post-partum hair loss, it's been a real struggle for me, because like you, I never had the thickest of hair either, I keep mine short to help make it look fuller. I feel like these tips will help me as well, thank you for being so brave ❤
Im so sorry you have been struggling! I hope something can help!
I went through the same thing after having my baby! My hair thinned out a ton and i lost my eyelashes 😣 nearly 2 years later my hair has sorted itself out but my eyelashes have never been the same
Hi!! Another new mum with massive hair loss here...is very hard to see your hair falling in strands but we are superwomen and we can overcome it!
Due to progestogen drop postpartum. The hair loss should stop naturally, but check hormone levels. Supplements can be beneficial, but consult with your doctor, especially if you are still nursing.
@@TheKitty1952 thank you ❤
Thank you for this. Though I haven't personally experienced hair loss. It is something that runs in my family. My uncle has alopecia, my mom, aunts and sister have thyroid issues and I have PCOS. So it's close to home. Always good to hear how people react to different treatments and methods.
Thank you for sharing your experience as well! I wish you and your family the best!
I use, minoxidil, DHT blocker, and Foligrowth MY HAIR HAS LITERALLY CHANGED!! I suffered from thinning hair
That's amazing!! What brand of minoxidil, DHT blocker and Foligrowth do you use? ❤️
@@expansaoconectada use it everyday twice a day for about 3 months then down to once a day after that. Then use maybe 1 every 3 days then once a week. Big difference. Does get your hair oily after a few day of not washing it out. But I learned to wash my hair everyday. My hair type needs to be washed everyday.
@@ageless_linda9590, thank you so much for answering ❤️ I indeed needed to know how many times per day to use those products, but, since I'm from Brazil, I also need to know the brands of them to search for them online (I didn't even know there was any DHT blocker besides Finasteride, for example). Could you help me with the name of those brands? ☺️☺️☺️ I hope your hair gets better and better
What DHT blocker worked for you? Thanks!
but if you stop you loose again dont you?
My hair growth success story - permanently fixed my hair, i did the following below:
1. Fragrance Free Shampoo: Korean cosmetic industry already know why fragrance free - so research why if you're curious. Even baby shampoo is fragrance free.
2. Taoist Soap for Hair Growth 2x a week- stimulates hair growth, stops inflammation which is the root cause for all hair loss, including genetic and hormone based.
3. Stinging Nettle Tea everyday (make sure you aren't allergic) for removing hormone residue in the liver: this helps support a healthier balance for hormones, but obviously not a 100% cure.
4. Scalp Massage 20-30 minutes everyday - this is very under-rated - but works, you must do everyday.
5. Collagen Powder bovine based 2x tablespoon everyday - nutrition aspect of hair is covered, and will increase the speed of hair growth as well.
6. Cold water rinse (only top of head) after a shower: Do this especially if you get itchy scalp, or sensitive feeling scalp - just do the scalp, dont do it on the back of your head or neck will make you sick if you are weak.
love this! i just bought that soap for the scalp too! thanks
YES!! love everything you said here. Yep thats me the scalp sensitivity is awful :( I love Nettle tea I have it in my DHT blocker suppement also, it waas one ingredient. I am trying to make my own bone broth next... Taoist Soap ?? Is that the Viori one that I just got?
@@bellajune320 bone broth is awesome actually, just have to make a large enough batch so you can consistently take it.
Taoist soap works wonders but i only need it once a week or twice a week. I find when i stopped using it, i realized it was actually helping but def worth a try.
@@bellajune320 also if your scalp is sensitive, then still do a skin spot test of the soap and wait 24 hours before fully using it - even natural products can cause reactions so always be careful.
@@iclickster5644 That's so true. Thank you. You're right.
I spoke with my doctor and basically got a shrug and “it can happen”. He never looked at my scalp or ran any tests. Unfortunately, I have seen other non-caring docs and didn’t go to someone else, as I should have. You have motivated me. I at least need to be checked for underlying conditions as I start this journey. I think I’ll look for a female doctor, who might understand. I’ll talk to a nutritionist instead of my doc about nutrition. Most docs don’t know a whole lot about nutrition.
Me too. Doc just said use rogaine. No questions asked, didn’t look, nothing.
Definitely go get that second opinion! You deserve to get actual care from a doctor and you deserve to have your health actually investigated. I wish you all the luck ❤️
My doctor had the same response. "Yeah, it happens sometimes, and we don't know why. 🤷♀️" I wanted him to test iron, hormones etc, but nah, didn't seem important to him. Before I left (disappointed), he told me that I probably wouldn't lose ALL of my hair so not to worry...
You should look for an endocrinologist female dr. The endocrine diseases are going rampant 🥲🥲🥲 You should test your iron level too and have a complete hemogram because anemia indeed can cause hairloss too 🥲 as can severe nutritional deficiencies. Edit : i would also test for lupus and autoimmune disease in which case you would need to see someone with competence in immunology. In my country all the analysis i need for my pcos cost me almost 600 ron which is like 135 bucks. I actually need to test my thyroid because owo nuclear threat from Russia and to see if i am eligible to take the KI pills in case of nuclear accident. I am not yet 40 yo but i have endocrine disease and now occasionally high blood pressure high pulse ive been given plant meds and metoprolol but i guess thyroid checking is a must either way.
See a dermatologist
I can’t express how happy I am you did this. I’ve been struggling for years and lately I’ve noticed it’s not as easy to hide. And I have to say after watching your video I’m not feeling as bad about it so for that I’m forever thankful!!!!
Im so sorry! But you definitely aren't alone and you are beautiful no matter what!
Jodie, you took the word right out of my mouth! I have struggled with this on and off for 20 years and even gone as far as having injections in my scalp. You are not alone 💖
Hey if you want long healthy hair try my diy oil it will save your hair comment on my youtube channel your results 🥰
get ur diagnosis first from a derm + blood test for thyroid, iron, vit D and sex hormones
Thank you for sharing this. I know how devastating hair loss is, especially for women. I sadly also have androgenic alopecia. I noticed a very thin area in the front of my hair almost 2 years ago and my overall hair was A LOT thinner. I went to a dermatologist and am still being treated but things aren’t getting better. I wanna cry whenever I see my reflection. So many people dismissed my feelings in the beginning saying things like “O you can’t even notice it” which you definitely can or “it’s just hair” and basically making me feel vain for being upset about it. I totally understand the throw everything and the kitchen sink at it approach and being willing to pay any amount to try to stop the hair loss. I asked my dermatologist about PRP injections but she said she didn’t think it would help with my hair loss which after the prices you quoted I’m kinda glad cause I would have paid them and just never ate or something to pay for them. I have several mental and physical health issues besides the hair loss but the hair loss has been the total gut punch. I’ve always had very long, beautiful hair, I was always complimented on it, it was what I was known for and literally the only thing I liked about myself. There’s so much stigma around women’s hair loss so again thank you for sharing your story.
This is me as well. Androgenic alopecia and on top of that I had a bad iron deficiency that I wasnt aware of for likely years and I'm post menopausal from having to have a hysterectomy at the age of 30. Literally everything that can contribute to worsening hair loss has been my issue. I also tried both topical and oral minoxidil as well as a custom compounded topical version from my dermatologist. I'm also on Dutasteride and Spironolactone. My hair loss has slowed but not really improved. Many dermatologist said at this point the goal is to try and prevent additional loss, not expect more hair growth. And that has come from 2 dermatologists I've seen. My hair loss is mostly on the top of my head so theres really no concealing it. I have done root sprays and fiber powder over the years but for me at this point I have resorted to wearing wigs. I may try more scalp stimulation just in desperation to hold onto what little hair I have left. It has greatly impacted my self esteem and confidence too. Know you're not alone. ❤
I’ve always had thick hair but semi recently, my entire hairline thinned and a lot of it broke off, mainly in the back and more around my hairline. I think mine was stress related and maybe due to my health concerns I’ve been dealing with and it affected me much more than I thought it would. Thank you for sharing your journey with alopecia, I’m sure it wasn’t easy and we appreciate you so much.
It could also be post COVID hair loss......
Biggest thing that worked for me...Start using a Good Scalp Conditioner and a scalp massager. I use mine several times a week because it doesn't make my hair greasy. It's like a lotion for your scalp ❤️
I am loosing my hair due to my chronic illness and medications, my hair is important to me but I’m not sure it would regrow because of my conditions, I’m so happy for you that you are managing to get regrowth and I pray this continues for you. Take care x
Hi. I think this is what might be happening to me. I have a chronic illness too, and have to take alot of painkillers. I wonder if this could be contributing to my hair loss.
Hi..I have chronic illness too and take meds. Reading both your comments, I just wanted to tell you my story and to say don't lose hope. Long story.....Two years ago, had long hair.that was starting to thin from thick with a neuro lyme flare plus sinus infections, fibromyalgia autoimmune etc. On alot of meds including painkillers, doxy etc. Then had to get a trim (was losing hairs, thinning) I got a cut by a new stylist. I said trim just ends, bangs...she made a mistake not sectioning me and took my long hair to short before i could stop her! Ugh. Traumatic for me....was physically ncomfortable in a pixie and looked stupid bad. The trauma of her technique also with a thinning shear and part misaligned caused myhair to fall out down my side hairline! Not only did I have to grow out my hair from a longer pixie with layers, I had to grow in hair lost at the root too. Long story short.... meds and illness absolutely do affect hair texture (my antibiotic made it like straw and thinner at crown, lost extra hair brushing it) . Devastated I tried to turn it around desperately. My dr said do 2 things a week for your health no matter what and start from there to heal. It took me at least 6-8 months of really consistently working at it. I was ready to give up. Was going slow. It's a cumulative effect....you dont see it for awhile but things you do can count.... I blended green smoothies with fresh ginger, parsley, cucumber, greens, lemon and coconut water, I used Evolis promote shampoo line, found a great stylist who has autoimmune issues too and she has me mix lavender and rosemary oil into my hair or shampoo, I got the ok to use Hairtamin gummies ( I did 3 months on, 1 month off) vitamin d3 daily, kept hydrated with water infused pitcher (cucumbers, lemon, mint leaves etc) ate wild salmon for the fatty acids and basically just tried to keep calm, gently stretch to get moving (hard to with illness) and not look in the mirror and watch for hair to slowly grow 😅 At the 6 month mark all of a sudden it started to kick in. Growth. My normal hair texture came back by the 8th month. Not all is filled in. A small bald patch under top of my ear is just now sprouting! I got a steroid cream to help that area...Doctor thought it was dead. No just dormant from illnesses. You never know it can take awhile sometimes. Hair loss is not easy to go through. I had to learn I was more than just my hair, my identity...Wishing you all best ❤❤
@@user-dianejcml Thankyou for sharing your story, I’m so pleased it all worked out for you ❤️
I love this side of RUclips, been dealing with hair loss due to pcos since 15 and it’s been 5 years now without it getting better
I was diagnosed with pcos, I used castor oil packs on my stomach. I took mecca root and vitex.
4 months later it was ' gone'
My hair I used moisture repair shampoo by mastoora beauty accompanied by an oil ( i prefer Avocado oil) never used conditioner again.
Same here 🫶 it gets better and then gets worse. Neverending roller coaster 🎢 I just keep trying to remind myself there are bigger things :))
@@emmasowinski8548 SAME , you get your hopes up just for it to get worst again , and also same with the mindset part it’s not easy considering we’re young women in a society that sees your appearance as your “value” ,and with pcos it’s a full attack , your face and weight and hair loss and the puffiness , I often wonder what I could’ve looked like if I didn’t have it and it hurts to know that it’s not leaving
My Formula for Great Hair Growth !
1 Moringa Tea daily
2 Eclipta Alba Capsules
3 Biotin
4 Vitamin K
5 Minoxidil
6 Amla Oil and Aloe Vera Gel
Massive difference , congratulations on your dedication to your hair health, the silver lining is that this helped you become healthier overall so I'm sure your mind and body are thankful too! That said, even if you did reach a point where anything didn't work anymore, your worth is unchanging, despite the amount of hair on your head, and wigs are always a fun option. Your hair is looking great and I'm sure it will stay that way for a long time to come with all the care you're giving it 🙌🙌
I see a HUGE difference! As a woman with PCOS with thinning hair, thank you for sharing this on your platform. I know it was difficult, but you’ve given so many people hope that it can get better. ♥️ Sending you lots of love.
I’m sure your doctor has informed you about the root cause of your PCOS, Once you are able to control your insulin (diet) your hormones will stabilise. However, the second components to having excessively high insulin..you more than likely also have a Candida overgrowth..which can destroy your gut. So, getting good nutritional absorption can be a struggle. Once you tackle the Candida..the joint and tendon inflammation will ease, and your body will begin to release excess water and fat. Love and light ❤️
@@mobutter2879 your comment just described what I have %100 ! In addition to that I would add to check the thyroid cause she probably has the insulin trying to mess it up as well !
@@mobutter2879 %100 not fully accurate, there are multiple kinds of PCOS and not all of us have poor diets nor do all of us have high insulin. Pcos is a hormonal issue not a diabetic issue, although many suffers of pcos are more prone to developing diabetes.
Luckily my A1c is normal - I have no sign of diabetes or prediabetes. Mine is just very hormonal with acne, hair loss, and missed periods which are luckily helped with Spironolactone and OCPs. 🙂
@@MrZzToOoFlyY insulin spikes cause hormone imbalances . search it up , youll be surprised!
I understand so much when you say your are ready to do and pay anything for your hair. People don't understand the importance of hair in our society and when we talk about our hair loss they say we are dramatic but if they were in our shoes I think they would change their minds.
You are a beautiful soul! Thank you for not turning this into a sponsored post. I’m all for sponsorships, but I have seen some influencers do sponsored videos for a hair regrowing serum and you can tell the before and after photos are staged and when it comes to hair loss it’s heartbreaking when something is promised and then doesn’t work. Thank you for your honesty and openness xoxo
Red light therapy on the scalp is amazing for hair growth and stops hair fall! It’s probably better than prp because it naturally promotes collagen and hair production. There have been some studies on it. It’s helped so much and is way cheaper than prp.
Which red light did you purchase ? I have been wanting to get one. ❤
You are absolutely amazing for posting this and the last video, speaking out about a topic that I think gets brushed under the rug. Thank you for going into details, being honest about how pricey some of it can be. You've given me a good starting point to research options for my own hair, and I appreciate you so very much 💜
I had super super thick hair, and lost about 3/4 of it a few years ago out of literally nowhere. I went 2 years trying literally everything and nothing helped. Finally I found out I had a genetically bad gallbladder and basically had absorption issues from that. I had to start taking iron and Vitamin D (huge amounts of it too) but it surprisingly was one of the culprits. Biotin, minoxidil, medical shampoo with hair regrowth stuff, I had multiple thyroid appts… I even bought a $400 infrared hair regrowth wand and literally none of them worked. The supplements over the course of years were the only things that even helped it stopped shedding, and eventually helped it mostly come back. It’s one of the most emotionally damaging things I’ve gone through because I had super long thick beautiful hair and it got thin and scraggly, my hair used to be one of the things I always could love about myself through eating disorders and body issues, and losing it was like losing the last of my sanity. Now, fortunately it’s so much healthier and I also fortunately had a lot of hair to lose so it’s only noticeable if my hair gets really greasy now I have a couple little spots that annoy me.
Thank you for talking about this, as a woman, especially a young healthy one, it’s maddening when you have no idea why your hair is just coming out in clumps, it’s terrifying. It feels like you lose your youth with it.
Hey there, how did you find out you have a genetically bad gallbladder? Do you know what tests you got? Did you have other symptoms? Happy you found the cause and your hair is healthy now! :)
I had very strong hair loss, I lost about 60/70% of my hair, I tried all kinds of treatments, I spent a lot, but a lot of money and no one could solve my hair loss problem, I was already losing hope, that's when an acquaintance told me about a gentleman who could help me, i contacted him by email, and he did some math calculations (based on my date of birth) and told me to get a haircut on the dates he calculated, i couldn't believe it it worked, but even so, I cut my hair on the dates he indicated (because I had to cut it even though there was only a few hairs), in the first month I noticed a small improvement, in the second month it was already very clear that my hair was stopping falling out, after the 3rd/4th month, my hair stopped falling out completely, I even found it more beautiful and silky
Which supplements helped you??
@@hunterlew6683 sorry I just saw this, they ran a ton of tests, I was getting sick a lot when I ate (regardless of what I ate, at first they thought it was Celiac then IBS) thankfully my mom saw the same doctor and I had mentioned in passing that she had hers out when she was super young too (early 20s) and so did her mom, so my doctor sent me to get some scans and I had a huge gallstone blocking my bile duct and basically couldn’t digest food or absorb nutrients, I think they did a sonogram to find it. My sister never had stones but hers was inflamed and I think more swollen or something than it should be (it was a while back o don’t fully remember the cause of hers) so they took hers out too.
@@abm672 vitamin D was the biggest one, my levels showed “2” as my blood market but the minimum it should’ve been was like 40 (I forget the unit of measurement) I had to take it as a spray because I basically wouldn’t absorb it as a pill or capsule, so I bought the expensive “sunshine mist” (it’s about $20 for a month worth from Amazon, and took about 10,000 IU a day for months, then when it got closer to normal I took about 5,000 until it was well into the normal range, I still take it just in lower doses (1-2thousand a day), the other thing that was huge was iron, my iron was always low so I got desiccated liver capsules, then I switched to liquid iron (from Amazon too, it was a big grape flavored bottle that tastes AWFUL lol but it helped)
I also took biotin and collagen to help, and used nioxin shampoo for a few months (it’s basically the same as the shampoo she showed but nioxin is hard to find and more pricey so I’d personally get the one she showed if you were going to try that).
That’s the combination that worked for me, I had gone through so much thyroid testing too thinking it had to be that since my family had issues with their thyroids and it was always so frustrating when it would come back normal but my hair was falling out in clumps and didn’t follow any of the alopecia patterns that the doctors explained or I saw online. That’s a super common one as well.
The other thing she mentions in the video I found when I was researching it too the saw palmetto I think it’s called, but I never tried that but it’s one that commonly comes up.
I would have your doctor definitely test your vitamin levels to make sure you won’t get sick taking any of that, but most Americans specifically are low on at least vitamin D so you should be safe if you want to start supplementing your diet. I hope this helps if you’re having issues! It was genuinely one of the worst things I experienced, like a runaway train no one knew how to stop. I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy!
For 30 years i was losing my hair i tried everything nothing worked , shots in my head, a light helmet, every hair miracle product on the matket. I had given up almost bald wearing a wig and i started doing vitamin B complex shots 3 times a week for heath reason omg I have hair again now! Unbelievable. It grew my hair back and its easy i do them at home! Its also supose to help with weight loss i didnt notice that yet hopefully
Hi can you share a little more abt this.. what type of shots they are.. it will really help
I lost half my hair when I was in high school...it was devastating. Doctors couldn't find anything wrong with me with blood tests, thyroid tests..etc. I was vegetarian for two years and that had to have been it because when I went back to eating some meats like chicken and turkey my hair stopped falling out ha. I just wasn't getting enough complete proteins.
I’m so happy you’re doing better. I’m right there with you, mine is alot better now. Mine was due to a huge shock and continued stress. Mine shed like crazy for three years, lost about 1/2 density and I was heartbroken. I had waist length curly hair. I ended up getting my mental health under control, getting any vitamin deficiencies taken care of, using rosemary essential oil, and of course time. Docs blew me off, wouldn’t even listen since I wasn’t bald.
Excellent post! You are on the right track!🌷🌷🌺🌺🌷🌷
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How did you get your mental health under control ?
Hair loss is very depressing for me, just like you I’ve tried everything with not much progress so I was hoping this video would help me find something that would actually work but sadly I can’t afford what you do, but I’m so happy for you that the steps you have taken are working, I can see a huge difference in the pics🤗❤️ Unfortunately my journey with hair loss is only going to get worse, I can’t even imagine my head even a year from now😢
Agree strongly !!!!!!!
Same 😥. And my hair was really thin to begin with. It really is depressing.
Be positive ✨️ 🙂 you can get one of the vitamins and for the second get a generic brand, you can afford a drrmaroller and use it on your scalp, you can not dye your hair. You can not bleach, you can cut off damaged hair. You can get good hair growth shampoo, conditioner. You can get hair growth oil. You can sleep on satin. You can pray and talk to God a d ask for help. You can research research research. A lot you can do . Do your best to be grateful, just bc you can't afford something now doesn't mean it will never happen and they're always coming up with new technologies every day. It d really a miracle ✨️ 🙏🏽 🙌🏽 100 years ago none of this was possible ❤️ I hope you find something you love that works for you. Good blessings ❤️
@@nikicarrie4071 Thanks for your encouragement, you are giving us. Really nice of you. I do all that you say except the Derma roller. May be the thing that will work for me. I have hypothyroidism and auto immune disorder but heard it helps all kinds of hair loss. I have cut down on some vitamins too this week coz much of a good thing is bad too and I have been going crazy on them. I even applied Holy water while praying. Will try and stay positive now.
@@bunnylover2164 you are more than welcome 😀 also kuza Indian hemp hair and scalp treatment works wonders . You can look at the r e view pictures on Amazon of the customers who swears by it
You can also massage your scalp and put oils in it when you do. For 7 days you can do this upside-down. It will bring blood flow to the scalp. Blissful lengths curls is a liquid vitamin I promise you will see results. I literally saw baby hairs in one week I swear. It's time for me to order more. Hormones are so scary they affect everything. I hope you find the blessing you need. Also aloe Vera oil grows hair as well as clove water and rice water. Peppermint shampoo/ fomlucl8 stimulating shampoo . 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰 I hope youstsy blessing ty
guys don’t trust everything you see online . The study she is talking about consists of only 15 people comparing 2% minoxidil to rosemary oil . The recommended effective dose of minoxidil is 5%. There are several studies on the effectiveness of minoxidil for the REGROWTH of hair but NONE for rosemary oil except this study which was a comparison study and is not reliable because 15 people is a very small number of people compared to the millions of people who suffer from hair loss (so the average result won’t be accurate) and 2% is a low concentration. Please do your own research. Topical minoxidil like the foam or solution form instead to the tablet can prevent the likelihood of side affects since it has lower penetration rate than the oral tablet form .
Thank you for sharing this! I also have AGA and I decided to go the minoxidil route. I'm extremely happy with my results from minoxidil, but I'm always very interesting in hearing what others do that I might be able to add to my routine! Thank you for sharing your experience and helping to take the stigma out of female hair loss.
Im so glad you are happy with your results! Im not sure why I havent tried it yet but I definitely consider it as an option one day! Thank you so much for your support!
Hi...I'm also thinking of starting minoxidil..I have purchased a dermaroller as well..could you plz give me some tips on how you using minoxidil..I have been suffering with thin hair since my late 20's..I'm now in my 50's
@@zahidagani21 I believe she mentioned at the beginning of the video that she has not tried minoxidil, finasteride, and spironolactone.
I’m 63 and my hair starting thinning in my 30’s. I’ve tried everything!!! I stated taking Collagen powder, Vit D, calcium and zinc. I have little hairs growing all over my head!!!!! Now I’m putting Clove water on my scalp and massaging it in every other day. Boil 2 cups of water turn it off and add 2tbsp of whole cloves let it sit for 24 hours then strain and put in spray bottle and spray scalp and massage.
How many days u leave this water plz on hair
If she could slow down long enough and let us understand what the shampoo is or spell it out, or show it somewhere in the conditioner would be much appreciated. Thank you.
You should actually have a shampoo and conditioner made for you. I stopped using store bought shampoo and conditioners and now make it My self. I had severe thinning and it wasn't growing as it should have. I had hair growth of 1/2 inch every 3 months. After using my own shampoo and conditioner for a month my head grew 2 inches and is thicker as well.
Dang! Seven needle punctures all over your scalp every month?! And I thought my quarterly 50 scalp, neck, and face injections were bad. Sending you lots of love and support.💐
Your not crazy. I have a thyroid issue and my hair falls out often. It is an up and down on when it feels like falling out. I get what you're going through, do what you want to do for your hair and sanity.
Pumpkin seed oil has been shown to help block the dht and increase hair growth. I'm planning to start mixing the rosemary and pumpkin seed oils and try that
I had a lot of hairloss as I entered my 50s. Tried collagen tablests, and oils, shampoos etc. Not much difference.
Finally bought a scalp massager for $25 from Amazon and have been using it for the last 6 months for 5 mins everyday. I saw a lot of improvement in a month. Now I barely have any hair loos and my hair is looking healthier than it did in a long time.
Thank you Jesus...I was always praying asking the Lord to show me a way. Loosing hair is quite a scary experience, but happy and contented for the way it worked out.
Is that really HELP!!!!
@@doriscampos1115 it really helped me as I already stated. I still use it nearly every day.
I'm glad you've found things that work for you and appreciate that you're upfront about the costs and affordability issues other people may face in this. Too many times influencers/"famous people on socials" just want to sell a quick fix, so it's great you're being so responsible with what you're putting on here :) hope anyone suffering with alopecia can find out the root cause and get adequate help without being scammed for bogus snake oils
I’ve already watched this twice. I’m older and I’m pretty sure my hair issues are primarily hormone related. However, at a certain age I mean what do you do? You take a fistful of HRT and you spend your children’s inheritance on these types of products! I always had very very thick coarse crazy hair. It was always just really too much hair. Now? It’s scary how much I’ve lost. And each strand is even so thin. Ugh. I know I’m not real young but it still makes me really sad. I sure miss all that hair that I used to complain about. Lol. Thank you for this video. I sure wish you’d get yourself some affiliate links so you could make a few dollars on the product that will be purchased from your recommendations. I’ve never even heard of these and I thought I’d heard/tried everything!! 😉
As a nurse, just curious if you are on any blood pressure medication? Huge cause of hair loss
Thank you so much for this. Recently, I've started losing a LOT of hair to stress. Like. Clumps. So I'm trying to find something more minimal to do (as well as lowering the stress lol) so I'll give the rosemary oil a try!
If you ever get to the point where you are just done with dealing with all the treatments, I have to say with your beautiful face you could easily go bald and still be stunning!!! I have a friend who's daughter looks a lot like you with beautiful dark hair and yet several times she has completely shaved her head in order to provide hair for Locks of Love and to raise money for childhood cancer. She started doing this in high school and I was shocked that she was that brave! Yet she looked stunning with no hair!!! She only grew into a more confident young lady every time she did it. So have no fear, should you decide to embrace the lot that has fallen on you, you look like a movie star and hair isn't the reason why. You also seem to have a very beautiful personality as well. Best of luck to you always.
I'm so glad I saw this because I have tried the rosemary water/tea concoction, too, with good results (was it too good to be true, I wondered?). I added 4 drops of organic rosemary essential oil, 4 drops of peppermint essential oil to a re-usable 4oz glass dropper bottle and filled it with strong, cooled rosemary tea using a funnel. I applied this throughout the day for a few months and I must say, the hair has grown in better than expected. I also have seb derm on the scalp which is IMPOSSIBLE to fix -- I have tried shampoos, apple cider vinegar treatments, and the rest of the gamut. The hairs that have come in aren't terribly thick (I am perimenopausal and always had thin hair but plenty of it), but this is the only thing that actually grew hair and I prefer it to something chemical like Rogaine. I'm working on the nutrition, too, but I can attest that the rosemary tea and oil together WORK!
Daily bowl of sald ,enough protein,clean water
I have the same condition and I’m so desperate to get my hair look at least normal but seeing this gave me hope that it might be possible thank you so much for doing this and no you’re not crazy! I totally understand how it’s stressful and painful💔
I'm so glad you spoke out about this! I suffer hair loss, and know how hard it is to deal with. Your hair definitely looks a lot better now!
I bought a set of the Plantur caffeine shampoo, conditioner and treatment tonic yesterday after you posted. I already take hair/skin/nails supplements. It's worth me giving it a go!
So proud of you for talking about it. Just looking at the comments, there are so many of us going through this 💖🏴
I had very strong hair loss, I lost about 60/70% of my hair, I tried all kinds of treatments, I spent a lot, but a lot of money and no one could solve my hair loss problem, I was already losing hope, that's when an acquaintance told me about a gentleman who could help me, i contacted him by email, and he did some math calculations (based on my date of birth) and told me to get a haircut on the dates he calculated, i couldn't believe it it worked, but even so, I cut my hair on the dates he indicated (because I had to cut it even though there was only a few hairs), in the first month I noticed a small improvement, in the second month it was already very clear that my hair was stopping falling out, after the 3rd/4th month, my hair stopped falling out completely, I even found it more beautiful and silky