How to fight hair loss

You used to have thick, full hair.  Now, it's thinning a bit ... or maybe, it's thinned a lot.

Now, you want to fight hair loss. You want to keep your hair.

You don't want to do a painful graft. You're skeptical of pills for hair loss that have unpleasant side effects.

You want to know if shampoos and treatments like Nioxin work.

Will, you can fight hair loss with Nioxin.

I use the full system -- the shampoo, scalp therapy, scalp treatment -- for a while, this seemed to slow my hair loss and keep my hair looking full.  Plus, it's a great shampoo that makes your hair soft and thick-looking.

As I've aged a bit, my hair loss is now accelerating somewhat.  That's when I added Nioxin intensive hair follicle booster.  It's supposed to work to stimulate your follicles and keep them growing. No, it won't regrow hair from lost follicles, but it DOES keep your hair growing.  Those follicles that used to have only that tiny peach fuzz are now sprouting hair.  That's after about 5 months of regular use.

Plus, I find the product works a bit like a pomade and helps keep your hair in place.  Combining it with the scalp treatment makes for a red scalp at first, but it works.  It makes my hair look thicker and I can tell that I'm keeping more. 

It's especially helpful (to me) at the front of my scalp where I was slowly losing my hairline. 

I'd certainly recommend you try it:

Grow Your Hair with Biotin

About 7 years ago, the stylist who cuts my hair noticed it was thinning.  She warned me to take action lest I become bald.

She recommended I use Nioxin -- which I do. 

And she also suggested using Biotin - a supplement/vitamin that is supposed to promote skin/hair/nail health.

Let me tell you:  It does!!

My hairline has receded a bit, yes.  But the hair I do have is very thick and grows quite fast.  And that emerging bald spot from 7 years ago?  Not a sign of it.  I won't say I'm growing MORE hair...but my hair grows faster and seems healthier.  And I will admit the receding hairline is there, but not nearly noticeable given the thickness and body my once-thinning hair now has.

I was reminded of this the other night while watching a TV special on women's hair care and they were stressing the importance of Biotin to keep your hair growing strong as you age.

As a man, I've appreciated being nearly 40 and still not bald, in spite of warnings I was headed in that direction.

I can't promise it will help you keep hair forever. But Biotin has worked and is still working for me.