I HATE my thinning hair

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Anonymous wrote:Topical minoxidil is extremely toxic to cats so it’s a no go for me (verified cat lady). A bit apprehensive about the oral route because I already take bp meds. Am going to try vitamins but am curious about the toppers mentioned here.

Are your cats licking your scalp?
Also a cat lady.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Topical minoxidil is extremely toxic to cats so it’s a no go for me (verified cat lady). A bit apprehensive about the oral route because I already take bp meds. Am going to try vitamins but am curious about the toppers mentioned here.

Are your cats licking your scalp?
Also a cat lady.

No but I touch my hair quite frequently and also touch my cats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m 52 and have always had thin hair. My hair dresser told me to brush my hair frequently to stimulate hair growth and it certainly noticed after I’d been doing it for six months. Use a scalp massager brush with lots of prongs. It’s also relaxing.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m 52 and have always had thin hair. My hair dresser told me to brush my hair frequently to stimulate hair growth and it certainly noticed after I’d been doing it for six months. Use a scalp massager brush with lots of prongs. It’s also relaxing.

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[Anonymous]

40s, hair falling out in clumps in the shower, sheds easily. Is there a shampoo/conditioner for colored hair that anyone recommends to preserve color and keep [what's left of] hair looking as full as possible?

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Anonymous wrote:40s, hair falling out in clumps in the shower, sheds easily. Is there a shampoo/conditioner for colored hair that anyone recommends to preserve color and keep [what's left of] hair looking as full as possible?

What is your age in 40s? Did you fit perimenopause and how are your other hormones? This would happen in peri but could also be because of thyroid and other issues

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PP is right, just perimenopause would not be the cause of it and there could be something else going on. What medications are you on, OP?

[Anonymous]

You can get a wig!! Never have a bad hair day again.

[Anonymous]

I found daily use of collagen, vitamin d, iron and fish oil made my hair fuller. It’s does take atleast 6+ months to notice a difference. If you stop, thinning will continue. Viviscal works also.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can get a wig!! Never have a bad hair day again.

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Anonymous wrote:40s, hair falling out in clumps in the shower, sheds easily. Is there a shampoo/conditioner for colored hair that anyone recommends to preserve color and keep [what's left of] hair looking as full as possible?

If your cat was losing hair in clumps, would you just try to color it? No, you would take it to the vet and figure out what is wrong with it. You are no different. First, check your thyroid and your ferritin levels (not just your iron!) Then start with Nutrafol or take Magnesium, Sea Buckthorn and Vitamin D. Then, go to some site like Musely and sign up for the Minoxidil/Dutasteride combination pill. Since you are in your 40's, they will give it to you. Then watch your beautiful hair come back like it was when you were a teenager. Also, rinse regularly with rice water.

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Anonymous wrote:And one more thing, they have fun with the wigs. Some of them have many different styles so I’m embracing this too. I’m only 50 starting with a topper, most likely.

I’ve been looking at toppers blunt, but would rather see/try them in person. Where do you find them?

I would love a good topper. Best place to purchase online?

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Wigs are no fun. They all look strange.

[Anonymous]

Rub a few drops of rosemary oil everyday. I do this often in thinning areas and notice more baby hairs. It takes time persistence and patience.

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A friend recommends this and I plan to try it myself: https://a.co/d/dA1ka72