Hair Loss in Women: Dr. Approved Treatments, Shampoos & Thin Hair Hairstyles Tips | Dominique Sachse

[@steph6513]

HUGE thank you to Courtney for sharing her story, tips, and tricks. I was diagnosed with androgenic alopecia 15 years ago and to say it’s been a struggle is an understatement. I love the spin that Courtney has on it that God knew she’d be able to rock this out- and she absolutely proved that today! Blessings to you both!

[@charleyjanice]

I’m about to cry. Thank you so very much for this very important message. Just this week I have been searching for products for my thinning hair, then I see your program on just this issue. Many many thanks to Courtney sharing her experience and the wisdom she has gained. God bless you both.

[@celeste-236]

In Dr. Gundry’s Plant Paradox Family Cookbook, on page 84, the diet changes that he recommends, cured the alopecia areata of his patient.

[@dawnnash5301]

Hi Stephanie, I have been diagnosed w Androgen Alopecia about 15 years as well so I know exactly what you're going through 😭still looking for that miracle treatment... If I find something that really does work, I will let you know.....good luck !!!

[@christinebuckingham8369]

@@celeste-236 What are the recommendations?

[@Charlotte-du7or]

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[@neanea1173]

How sweet of Courtney to be so open and honest regarding her journey! I have had hair loss problems a couple of times, most recently Covid. Thank you for your vulnerability and knowledge!

[@venusbeautygirl]

Who is Courtney?

[@sydney88888]

@@venusbeautygirl Did you watch the video? lol

[@lidip8700]

I'm there with ya! I'm a "long-hauler covid survivor, besides my heart, lungs, kidneys & liver still in repair, my hair loss was so stressful! I already have baby fine natural blonde hair (at 60 y/o), so that doesn't help. I've tried several PY wigs, hate them all. So I'm thrilled Courtney has bravely shared another way for me. Thanks ladies! You gals are so awesome! Blessings!!

[@alexandralianos9754]

Sudden hair loss can be so frustrating and really affect your self-confidence. Although it can be genetic ,one of the things that can cause it is also anemia & lack of iron! If we notice brittle nails and hair loss, this or any other vitamin deficiency could be the reason and so getting a blood test (at the online, no doctor's appointment required Private MD Labs) and making sure this isn't the cause can be game changing. Hope this helps! Thanks Courtney!

[@beshflorida1048]

Courtney is absolutely stunning! I love her personality and her willingness to share her tips on hair loss. I hope we see more of her on your channel!

[@soniyachoudhary1]

Being a stylist of nearly a decade, I can tell you, that you are not meant to apply strong hair shampoo on your hair. I've noticed hair lines of so many people, and I spotted that individuals who were using harsh shampoos generally had weak hair line. So I advise only to use mild shampoo only. I personally use and recommend to use littleextrra coconioon shampoo only. Also, do warm oil massage twice a week as it boosts circulation and stimulates hair.

[@SmitaSripati]

I also have been applying cocooonion shampoo and oil for the past four months now. It is truly effective in controlling my hair loss.

[@carolw2068]

Really appreciate Courtney being open and sharing her affordable techniques for treating her hair loss!

[@daisymaysmommychann8792]

I am dealing with hairless right now. I never saw it coming Thank you so much for this video

[@betsybabf748]

I lost over half my hair. My husband died suddenly. Just 4 weeks later my mom was diagnosed with terminal cancer, also dying that year, and then my best friend died, all while getting 5 kids through it all. I had been with my husband since we were teens. I was 41 when he died, and I found his body. I was barely functioning, couldn't eat and always having had tons of long hair, it just became falling out in clumps. It is slowly starting back, but it is a fight and I'm still dealing with grief, stress, depression, anxiety and PTSD, having no issues before they all died.

[@victoriaLL345]

🙏🙏🙏

[@yashvardhan2280]

Hey how’s you situation now??! Hope you are slowly and steadily getting better

[@TeriGigi]

I’m so sorry Betsy. I just saw your comment. May God strengthen you as time goes on.

[@rosemaryhossler5928]

I am so sorry for your loss and that you've had to go through such a devastating situation.

[@bonnie3937]

Bless you. I am so sorry for your losses. My husband was killed in an airplane crash. I remember talking to a friend on the phone and saying " not only am I going through unspeakable grief, now I will have to go through it bald!" My hair fell out also. Not all, but a lot. Stress and grief can cause all kinds of physical problems.

[@megannnn4549]

Hearing her talk about the taking a pic of the top of your hair.. I just had that exact experience yesterday. The most real and emotional experience I’ve gone through in my life. And hearing her talk about her experience gave me so much comfort in this new scary journey. 💗💗💗 thank you

[@annhall2331]

How brave for someone so young to share there journey well done. Your a beautiful lady Courtney x

[@cynthiap.5391]

Thank you for this video! ❤️ As women, we should have more “out loud” conversations about hair loss. When mine started over 10 years ago at the beginning of perimenopause; it was hard to get helpful information, but it’s strange how us women very rarely share our experiences about hair loss.

[@cindysan2510]

I'm going through Perimenopause right now and losing a lot of hair what helped you with that?

[@ludmilalozinski9959]

@@cindysan2510 I take Flutamide + Nutrafol + balsams + RHYTO spray... I was able to manage hair loss but the texture of my hairs changed badly :( Don't now how to help

[@marshaperry1746]

I don’t necessarily have this challenge but I so appreciate Courtney’s sharing. I love having a resource to help others if the need comes up. Thank you!

[@kimberlygraham8565]

Me too!! My mom is 84 and has very thin hair on top that really bothers her. I love Dominique and have followed her for several years. I remembered seeing this video in her playlist but hadn’t watched it yet. Came here today to watch it & share with her.

[@catherinemartin1550]

I can’t begin to express my gratitude to you and all that participated, especially Courtney for her transparency and honesty….People that don’t suffer just do not get it and it’s so validating to have this message put out there! Thank you for the tips and techniques!!

[@casi7319]

Perfect timing.. Lost my hair 11 yrs ago due to chemo.. Grew back nicely.. Now the cancer has metastasized (sneaky little things) Now I'm on an oral chemo and a side effect is thinning hair. Thank you Ladies 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@catnipbarbie]

Prayers for you my dear. May God place his healing hands upon you. You got this Love ❤️

[@casi7319]

@@catnipbarbie Thank you so much 🌹 God Bless You 🙏

[@dominiquesachsetv]

Prayers for health and healing for you 🙏 .. This community is full of love

[@glendayelverton1676]

🙏👍❤️🥲

[@casi7319]

Thank you so much for sharing Courtney.. You're a beautiful courageous young woman 🌹😍

[@reallyaprilstarr]

Oh, Courtney! My heart immediately went out to you when I saw that picture. I’ve been losing hair, too, and I also started with fine thin hair. My hormones changed with uterine fibroids. I’ve had a hysterectomy now but I think I’m still losing. Like there’s too much in my hair brush each day. Thank you so much for sharing. I know how sensitive it is. ❤️

[@denisegonzalessimon6941]

I never thought my fibrosis and hysterectomy would add to my hair loss aside from my fibromyalgia, severe covid & beaded weft extensions that destroyed my long beautiful curly hair to nothing. Shirt broken length, not even long enough to style. It's so devastating..hugs and prayers 🙏 everyone

[@ahofer1623]

Courtney's full disclosure is very much appreciated and sooooo heartwarming! She's a VERY beautiful and brave girl, simply LOVEABLE! You rock Courtney! Thank you Dominique for hosting Courtney!

[@cynthiaszall7923]

Thank you so much Dominique, and especially Courtney for addressing this issue. I to am suffering from hair loss. Had thyroid cancer and my doctor said here in Pa. that the two are not connected! The medical doctors here in this area of Pa. are very behind in stuff like this. And it’s very hard to get even a dermatologist since there are is only one or so in the area that I live in. She is very busy treating people with skin cancer, you feel very petty asking for help about hair loss compared to skin cancer. Again thank you to both of you for caring and sharing. 😊

[@mzm4245]

I hope you are well now

[@alissaleeton]

Courtney, thank you for being incredibly brave to share your story on a public platform. Having Dominique next to you for support was so heartwarming and a true testament to her loving heart. I had trichotillomania (trich) for over 30 years that progressively got worse. I tried multiple ways to disguise my hair loss, and was always self-conscious about my self inflicted thinning hair. About 6-7 years ago I discovered the CNC hair system that has been a major life changer! This product is the Ferrari of hair extension and helps women with mild thinning hair to no hair. The piece is customizable according to the clients needs. I wish I would’ve discovered this when I was younger! You are both beautiful women who add so much value to women’s lives. Thank you, thank you, thank you. 💖

[@heidiw637]

Courtney... THANK YOU SO MUCH for being so transparent and open about the troubles with your hair. I know so many women, like myself, will see this video and learn so much from your personal journey! You are gorgeous and your spirit and smile shine though no matter what hairdo you're rockin'!

[@LiLLian888]

Your video couldn't be more timely. Hair loss has affected so many people I know, and I am not exempt. Each of us has some kind of hair loss journey and often it can be heartbreaking to feel like we just want to isolate ourselves. Courtney is such an amazing, sweet soul and I'm so glad she discovered life-changing hacks that have helped her tremendously. Dominique, you continue to cover topics that are current, extremely valuable, and much-needed. I am always reminded how much we need to be grateful for and love what we do have. I treat the strands that I do have with love. Thank you for creating and being the nucleus of this wonderful community!

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[@KirsiKaarina]

After suffering 10 years of hair loss, the cause was found to be low ferritin. I had the same symptoms as hypothyroidism but the problem was not with the thyroid but with iron levels. Now that the ferritin value has risen the hair loss has calmed down and new hair has grown. I have always had problems with hemoglobin and complained to my doctor about constant fatigue but never checked my ferritin values ​​until I realized asking for it four years ago. The doctor advised me to take iron every other day. This allows the iron to be absorbed better. I took Thyroxin due to symptoms of hypothyroidism but not anymore. Thyroxin helped part of my symptoms but not hairloss and tiredness. Now that my ferritin value has risen I don’t have any symptoms of hypothyroidism. Hope this helps someone😊

[@christinescognamillo5930]

It took me this whole week just to get up the strength to watch this video since any talk about hair loss gives me more stress about my hair loss. I have not found a solution and I have found that most doctors are not very helpful. Also, I'm hoping that some treatment options become more affordable in the near future. I appreciate Courtney so much for sharing her story and I am glad that I did finally watch the video. It did give me some hope and I now think we need to talk about it more. Thank you both.

[@lovepink2619]

Dermatologist are helpful , they can do all the blood tests as well.

[@clairebeane3455]

@@lovepink2619 I hope so because it is outrageously expensive on one’s own.

[@ng3069]

Please tell Courtney she is absolutely beautiful! She's gorgeous! Thanks for doing the video. Hair loss affects so many of us!

[@1075kris]

Thank you for this!!! I’m 47 and started losing my hair in my late 30s. My story is exactly like Courtney’s. It’s absolutely traumatizing. I’m learning to live with it and except it for what it is. I take Spironolactone & use Rogaine every day. It is what it is. I think it’s important to normalize this and make people aware so if you are going through it know you’re not alone.

[@niko4305]

Has your hair grown back?

[@tawnyamarney]

As someone who had massive hair loss from several years of severe iron deficiency and now chemo I am really appreciative of these tips and product recommendations so thank you!

[@niko4305]

Did your hair grow back? Did you take iron supplements?

[@kristiarth2759]

Something to keep in mind when using Rogaine in a house with pets is that it is toxic/deadly to cats and dogs. If some drips on the floor or counter and they walk through it and lick their paws, it can be a really bad deal and it doesn’t take much. 🐱🐶

[@wendy-uc9rj]

Wow. Ty. I've never of this before.

[@aliciagutierrez8696]

Thank you for that helpful information 👍

[@susanyakus7364]

Thank you! I had no idea.

[@myriamgonzalez60]

I’m so grateful for this video!! I’ve been dealing with hair loss since my 30 , thank you both for speaking so open and offering us a great amount of products but the most important thing giving us the courage to be ourselves

[@carloshormann]

My dear, you don't have to keep doing several and several treatments, or spend "fortunes" with chemical products that are often bad for our health, if you cut your hair on the correct dates, they stop falling out and within 3/4 months they are already beautiful and bulky. I lost about 60/70% of my hair, I could see my scalp from all the hair I lost, I did every type of treatment you can imagine and I used dozens of products and vitamins to stop my hair from falling out (in this I spent a small fortune and nothing worked) I had already lost my hopes of having my hair back and I was only able to reverse this problem by cutting it on the correct dates and for you to know your correct haircut date, you need to do as I did , I asked a gentleman who indicated his work to do my exact haircut dates and as soon as I received these dates and cut my hair on the indicated days my hair stopped falling out and went back to normal (I think it even got prettier and healthier than before), if you want to get in touch with this gentleman, just ask me and I'll give you his email so you can get in touch with him and ask for his exact dates to cut your hair, which he delivers to you and he doesn't cover If you don't want anything in the first three months, during this time you can see if it's working or not, if it is, if you want, keep cutting your hair on the dates he gives you, if you want to cut more, just don't ask him to pass the dates anymore exact haircut dates, but it doesn't hurt to at least try for the first three months that he passes exact haircut dates. If you want his contact (email) just ask and I'll let you know and you don't have to pay anything for that either

[@pamkaur7656]

Me too i lost in my first pregnancy and I tried everything but never came back

[@janetjinkens9636]

Courtney is a treasure! I started losing my crown when I was 17 and I am now 62. I cannot tell you what this video means to me. Thank you both!

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[@cindyrasmussen7497]

I'm about in tears...my hair loss in menopause has been crazy! How generous you both are, incredible 👏 I needed this information today so much ❤️ huge thank yous! 😊 I want to try some hair extensions while I get some medical help, I think Courtney showed me enough of how to do it. Bless you Dominique for doing this video. 🙏

[@ravenblack7052]

I have had PRP done on my face. Took 20 years off. And I did not look my age to even begin with. I had the treatment to reduce the size of my pores. Magic!

[@ConniesWigginOut]

Really appreciate and relate to this video! Have had hair loss since 2017, finally getting someone to start treatments! I started with toppers and extensions and I will say on that front, they pulled my hair out more so switched to wearing wigs full time. It's definitely a journey but I'm truly amazed at the support offered from everyone who relates! Thanks for the video!

[@elizabethwalker4173]

I loved this - thank you, Dominique, for providing such a comprehensive and informative video on hair loss! I loved that you included both Courtney’s (many thanks to her!) personal experience and the medical perspectives. All the ladies in this video did a wonderful job covering all the bases!

[@maddiebrown9768]

Very interesting. But I'm interest in your hair Dominique , it's always so cute and young, I wish you would share the side's, and the BACK , HOW TO CUT ✂️

[@sallyniemzyk6964]

One thing that was mentioned to work along-side one's primary doctor. I have been dealing with thin fine hair with bald patches. It is uncomfortable for me to talk about this...I mentioned it to two doctors. (one was my primary) And they just shook their heads, but gave me no answer, direction or comfort in this problem. I have been investing in a couple of wigs, and just sad about my appearance.

[@susanyakus7364]

@@sallyniemzyk6964 Please see someone who specializes in this, or a naturopath who will do a spit test. Hormones play a huge part in this. Best of luck to you!

[@wendyash6915]

I love this. I lost a ton of hair in 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic. There was nothing on the internet about it and it was super scary. I have never had COVID and didn’t feel stressed even though I had a really intensive job and was working on my MBA at the same time. It was coming out of my head in gobs. So happy to report that it has since grown back and boy did that take a while, but it did. We need to talk about this stuff. No more suffering in silence. Thank you Courtney for being so open and teaching us your secrets to feeling good in the face of something so unnerving!

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[@deefox3759]

I appreciate Courtney share her story so much. I am 52 and have been gradually been losing my hair over the 6-8 years. I had a lot of hair so I didn't notice it too much at first. I have been to doctors & a dermatologist only to be told don't worry about it it will come back (this was in the earlier stages). It has only gotten worse. I need to try some of these thing mentioned. I could so relate to Courtney when she said about the stained scalp!

[@myfigs0105]

Hands down the BEST video about hair loss/ recovery journey! She's so beautiful and positive ✨️ 💕

[@valvarez710]

I was in my 20’s when I started losing hair….not alopecia. I’m in my 60’s and have never been able to crack that code. I feel it did have something to do with Thyroid, stress, hormones! The doctors then were never able to help me 😢 it has been devastating and doctors don’t look at the entire situation.

[@dominiquesachsetv]

Thanks for sharing!! I can only imagine the struggle for you. Please don't give up..

[@valvarez710]

Thank you for addressing this issue Dominique 🙏🙏 I think this is more prevalent than people know due to STRESS!

[@joywimer4281]

Please have your PTH THYROID glands checked ❤️‍🩹best wishes

[@trishac9516]

My endocrinologist was the one who discovered that I had hypothyroidism and have been getting hair loss. My primary physicians never checked for this, so it's important to go to a specialist. I only use high quality hair products and have found that those are best for me. A lot of products will strip your color, so your hair might appear thicker, but not be in as good a condition as you would like. My hair stylist has also told me that anytime you spray a wet product on your hair, you should not just put it on your roots and you should always dry it in. I wash my hair about 3 times a week and try not to use too many products.

[@stephaniebressan8840]

Hair loss is a huge area of research right now. Try going back to the doctor again. Even in the past 16 months there are medications coming to market that could possibly help.

[@brooklynmidnightcrafter]

A huge thank you for this video to the both of you. My daughter is 23 & experiencing hair loss. It’s worrisome as I never thought she would have this happen to her. This was VERY helpful. It gives me hope for her.

[@tamitigner264]

Thank you for this informative and honest discussion about women’s hair loss! I was in my 30’s like Courtney when I started loosing my hair. It has been a 17 year struggle in figuring out and making positive progress. My diagnosis, treatment and styling process has been different but the emotional struggle and trauma is the same. Thank you for Courtney for sharing your story!!

[@christinahernandez9388]

I have had horrible hair loss for years, thank goodness I started with a very thick head of hair so I still have hair left. But for years doctor's would test my thyroid, hormones etc always came back normal. After 10 years of this I finally went to my doctor, pretty much demanded they test me for autoimmune disease and come to find out, I have SLE Lupus. Stay persistent ladies, keep advocating for yourselves. You know your body and you know when something feels off even when the labs say differently.

[@mrsdrhux]

I always watch your hair videos, despite my recent hair loss struggles. This one was so helpful. Thank you Courtney for all of your tips and tricks. After being told I was imagining the huge handfuls of hair falling out in my hands when I washed it by my doctor, I spent hours and hours trawling the internet determined to bring some confidence back in way of hair. It’s been a real struggle to go from a huge mass of thick curly hair to virtually nothing but I’m making progress. 7 months on I have stopped the snapping, breaking and shedding cycle. And though I had to have it cut into a very short bob to avoid the straggly string like wispiness on the longer pieces. It’s now approaching collar length and the first 2inches of new growth is so much thicker and stronger and I’m confident it will look good again in another year. Good luck with your journey Courtney and to everyone else who is really struggling with their hair loss issues xx

[@KH-el1fu]

7 months on what product? What is helping you?

[@amperage8032]

That is so great you have figured it out. Could you please share what has worked for you?

[@mrsdrhux]

Ah ladies I wish I could my finger on a specific item but with trying so many different things all at the same time it very difficult to pin point. What I do know to be true is when I began taking a very high strength vitamin D supplement I noticed there wasn’t handfuls of hair when I washed it in the sink. (I had to stop wasting my hair in the shower as clogged my drains). I think was probably the one change I noticed a difference within a week or so, and if I run out or forget to take them for say a week my hair does shed again. So that and the fact I haven’t coloured it since Sept 2021 (as I used to dye it every couple of months , but just throw on a colour which looked similar in the box rather than following the instructions and just doing the roots) this contributed to a lot of breakage of the hair that hadn’t fallen out at the roots. One huge thing I also remember that could have contributed was I used to eat at least a dozen eggs per week as my mum had chickens and she would make me take some eggs home and I didn’t want to waste them. Once she became Ill and the chickens went I didn’t enjoy the taste of them the same and stopped eating them all the time. And someone somewhere posted a lack of protein in your diet can affect hair growth, so I try to have at least one a day . Also a got a smoothing attachment for my dyson which takes the frizz from my hair when drying and eliminates the need to over straighten. It was a cheap replica attachment for less than £20 on Amazon but I can dry my hair on a low heat high speed and it really avoids the burning process of running straightners through it multiple times. Wish you both the best of luck as it’s really trail and error to find out what the cause is for you ❤️❤️your not alone though xx

[@dw7939]

@@KH-el1fu Rosemary oil! Eating enough protein is very helpful too, but Rosemary works nearly as well as Rogaine.

[@karenscookingkorner]

I’ve been putting Collagen powder in a shake everyday and taking Fish Oil everyday. After one year I have not only got back what I lost but now I have thick hair!!!!! Thanks for this video 💕💕

[@paintnknitter]

I noticed the doctor mentioned fish oil. What brand of collagen are you using?

[@char2274]

Yes what brand???

[@karenscookingkorner]

@@char2274 The Vitamin Shoppe Collagen Peptides Plus

[@jenniferlumbra3853]

Thank you to Courtney. It is so hard. No one has offered to help at my dermatologists office. When I hit 50 I lost most all of my hair. I hate it!! I hide at home. I go to work and that’s it. I don’t bother with makeup anymore because I hate my hair. I was raised to never leave the house without my hair and makeup done, so this hair loss is life changing for me. I don’t feel like a woman anymore.

[@terencehealy9225]

You a certainly still a woman, yes, it is difficult & challenging to learn how to deal with hair loss I'm there with you, but there are these amazing videos to show & help us look and feel better about how to work with this delicate issue for all woman dealing with all types of hair loss. Stay strong, trust in God, he has a plan for you.. embrace being yourself, your inner beauty and wisdom is to be shared... enjoy the gift of life with family & friends..🙂🙏💛Elaine .

[@AshlynSchaetzle]

I feel the same way, I hide in my house and when I do go out I wear a big floppy hat. (Also because I have had skin cancer on my face twice) people are so mean too they make fun of me and stare even when I’m with my child! I think I’m just going to shave it off and wear headscarves. I know this sounds weird but so many people have had hair loss issues since the pandemic and 5G was launched on to the public.

[@keetonplace]

I so understand. When Courtney first came on with less hair, I thought, lucky her. She can put a little brush on or spray and look fine. I have practically no hair. I wear extensions, but there's not much hair to keep them in. I use the individual ones, bonded on and left in. Her hair looks amazing today, even without the extensions she uses. I might be hopeless. I have always taken such good care of myself, including my hair. It was probably radiation for cancer and/or many x-rays of my neck because of TMJ. All about 20 years ago. It's just that what little is there keeps on coming out. I need to try some of these things and see if anything happens. So sorry for those of you who really have nearly no hair. It is very depressing. I have yet to see a video where the women have as little hair as I do. Always searching for one.

[@julieellis6793]

@@AshlynSchaetzle you could check out some wigs. They make nice ones now.

[@crystaldawn3477]

This was amazing!! Courtney has helped so many by sharing her story, tips, and tricks! My hair started thinning about 13 years ago. Thank goodness I started out with a lot of hair. Went to the Dr several times and like Courtney, I never received any answers. I’ve not found a remedy for my situation. I was also given spironalactone. It as well as topicals didn’t seem to make a big difference and I was concerned about the long term impact. I typically wear my hair up which makes it easier for me to hide that my hair is thin. I also use the root spray which is a godsend! If I ever wear it down, I also use extensions. I really enjoyed seeing how Courtney layered hers on top of one another. I will definitely try that. Thank you for addressing this painful issue and helping us hold on to our confidence through these great styling tips!

[@Momorozco]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. My daughter who just turned 18 is experiencing hair loss. She was recently diagnosed with Hashimotos disease, and has a nodule on her thyroid. While doctors are watching that, they haven't suggested any of this to help with hair loss (even though we have asked). I'm so thankful for the information and will definitely order some of the products and pray for positive results.

[@Ketovore-Karen]

Unsure if you will see this months later …for your daughter please watch Dr Ken Berry on KZbin regarding Hashimoto’s as he has millions of subscribers. His wife Neisha has a channel as well. You will get great information and so many girls mad women go into remission doin the keto diet for this disease. Amazing stories

[@laura6981]

I’m 67 and my hair is thinning. Thank you Dominique and Courtney. Very inspirational and informative!! God bless!

[@MiaAnstine]

I had no idea how challenging this issue can be. I have a newfound respect for those who have this issue. Thank you for sharing this story, tips and techniques, Dominique.

[@Survivingyour60s]

I have to tell you I watched this a about a year ago and I got a phone call from my daughter this week and she’s got a head of hair like a horse tail. Beautiful beautiful hair she’s only 42. And her hair is falling out in clumps. I sent her this, and I am so very grateful that you all made this video. It really is helping her realize that she’s not alone.

[@merrinfrancis6955]

I have always had a lot of hair, and almost 10 years ago I lost about 2/3 of it. It was devastating. And to other people it sounds shallow but when you wake up every day and it is thinner and thinner - it’s unsettling. It was due to hormones and vitamin deficiencies and likely a low carb diet. Now most of it is back but I just still have thinning at the temples - maybe due to just aging. I use rogaine and a red light hair cap, and I have some tape in extensions. I also love when I get my hair colored because it looks so full (I have very dark hair). You have done an awesome job of being positive. It isn’t easy. And it’s comforting to know that most women struggle when their hair is lost as it IS a part of our femininity. I didn’t realize how much of my identity was tied to my hair! I try not to let it be my identity anymore and am just thankful for what I have, as I assume overtime my thinning areas will just progress. But we have to live in the moment and set up our routines to set us up for as much success as possible.

[@BelindaM44]

Thanks for sharing, Courtney, and being so brave. I started worrying about hair loss in the front during menopause. Luckily after getting on Vit D3, K2, and Calcium, it stopped. Great and important video, Dominique.✌️

[@maggiemae1510]

Thank you both for a great video. Going through my own challenges and I found my male doctor isn't very compassionate about it. He just mentioned minoxadil and say's I need to accept it and it's very common. So nice to see women that feel your pain. I'm encouraged. Also, Dominique, thank you for not rushing Courtney through her steps because a lot of times KZbinrs do that and when that happens viewers miss important details, so thank you.

[@keetonplace]

Dominique has the incredible ability, unlike other You Tubers, to know exactly when to edit through something quickly, and when not to.

[@tanitahensley1337]

Thanks to Courtney for sharing her journey with your viewers. Thank you Dominique, for addressing the issues that so many women experience!

[@alicjap3482]

Thank you Courtney and Dominique. I'm a 68 years old female and for the last 10 years I've been using 5% topical Rogaine and taking New Nordic Hair Volume supplement (daily). My GP prescribes the Rogaine so my health insurance covers 80% (in Canada). I truly believe that if I haven't been taking those my hair would be much thinner. I also stopped dying my hair 8 years ago and that was one of the best decisions I made as far as my health and emotional well being.

[@gracewise4720]

I am over 60 and I had a brief period of hair loss last summer after suffering from Covid during 2020 with symptoms post covid. Covid is a very complex complicated illness. I started feeling better and then had Covid again in January of this year. My hairdresser doesn’t seem to notice much hair loss but I can still tell that it happened. I love your videos and I thank you for them! I recently tried Milani foundation and absolutely love it! I love your videos and I thank you for them! I recently tried Milani foundation and absolutely love it! I would always spend quite a bit of money on foundation and now I don’t have to! You are absolutely adorable and I absolutely adore your mother lol! I also have raised three beautiful successful children and your mother is right on! Thank you!

[@andiortega4164]

I had no idea I could do something for my lack of hair that was easily doable. Thank you both SO MUCH for the help and ideas!! You’ve blessed me, now I pray you will be blessed by Jesus. ❤️

[@eshelovesdogs]

I love Courtney's energy and I fully appreciate her being open with ideas and her stories

[@ilovemondays4663]

My sister and I (both in our 50's) have the challenge of thin hair. This video has helped tremendously. thank you Courtney and Dominique. This has given us some options to play with.

[@christinat.7171]

Please thank Courtney for sharing her hair loss story, products she found helpful, and meds. She is beautiful;).❤

[@ivanhawkins3552]

You look so beautiful Christina

[@kathybondi4143]

How brave Courtney is to share herself with us! Thank you for this video! So many things were helpful for me. I have a slight hair loss at one temple, and I'll be looking into several things she covered. Thanks so much to both of you!

[@glendayelverton1676]

I feel blessed that I have not had this problem and I feel for those that have. I can only imagine how difficult it has been for Courtney. Thank you so much for sharing your journey.🙏❤️👍

[@lauradavis7962]

Thank you for sharing, Courtney. My niece suffers from the same thing. I can't wait to share this with her. Thank you, Dominique, for having experts on to give advice.

[@ambergieler4635]

Literally crying watching this video! I was diagnosed with a drone tic alopecia last year after three years of being told I was experiencing telogen effluvium. I have gone over thousands of videos and did research on how to salvage my hair, but nothing ever was directed specifically towards what I was going through! It’s been so emotional, and I do not feel beautiful anymore. I have remained hopeful though, and I’ve just started spiro and I’m hoping for some positive results. Most research I’ve found says spiro has only helped with their acne. I’ve used minoxidil for a year but I’m horrible at staying consistent. I do my best, but I also find the foam is difficult to apply throughout, since it’s not just one patch. I’ve recently considered going back to the liquid serum. Please continue to share more hair loss related videos!! You are an angel and have helped so many people!

[@Luv4beauty]

Dominique!!! Once again you have come to our rescue. I'm literally dealing with this very thing. Thank you 🙏❤️

[@rosewade113]

Dominique I have noticed through other videos how you are such a hands on person and it so looks like you would really like to get in there and take care of all of Courney's hair problems. You are such a good person and so good of Courtney to tell all also.

[@lindsaybroussard2781]

Courtney and I are going through the same thing almost word for word. I’m in the middle of my hair loss treatment for androgenic alopecia now. It’s been a huge mystery for me because no one on either side of my family has hair loss or thinning hair. I’ve done the blood tests, thyroid tests and my dermatologist has prescribed the same spironolactone. However, she gave me an additional prescription for oral minoxidil which is a higher strength than the OTC minoxidil. That combo has been so effective. We will be doing PRP in the fall. It’s a shame that PRP for alopecia isn’t considered a “medically necessary” treatment by insurance companies because it can be pricy! Hopefully Courtney continues to see progress!

[@holygrohl7048]

I've been prescribed oral minoxidil for another hair loss condition... Lichen Planopilaris. Curious to hear if you have experienced any side effects from the minoxidil?

[@lindsaybroussard2781]

@@holygrohl7048 no side effects at all so far. Just great hair regrowth!

[@lilag3673]

Y’all .. Courtney you are stunning..when I turned 50 I had a dime sized loss , within 6 months I had completely lost to the skin about 1/4 of my hair in the side of my scalp . It took 6 months of begging my doc before quite frankly telling her ck my thyroid. Sure enough. So on pills I went and much improved. However my hair is still thin and I can see my scalp . It’s the frustration that has followed me since 2019 . Getting my doc to take me seriously has promoted me to change doc . 💜

[@susanmulvey6311]

Courtney is helping so many of us women! Thank you to her! My mother always said, “Your hair is your crowning glory!” I’ve alway had thin hair but a lot of hair! Now, though, being older, I’ve been losing my hair. So traumatic! For two years I kept telling my regular doctor, I’m losing my hair, I’m tired, and gaining weight! Finally he took a blood test…..it was my thyroid!! I was angry I had to go two years, with nothing being done. I still am losing my hair, I guess because of age. I’m going to get extensions now.

[@elenapizzarello9344]

Thank you for tackling a topic that women are embarrassed by. No one wants to talk about it, but alas, it is a real issue. My hair has always been thick, but as I've aged, it has thinned out a little. I do not know the plight of what is shared in this video, but there are definitely some things that women in menopause could use to their advantage. Thank you, Courtney, for being so open and honest about your issue and journey. I really commend you for going on camera and sharing what I'm sure must have been heart-wrenching for you. Honestly, no one would ever know because you are beautiful, and you just seem so happy. You seem bold and blessed! Thank you, Dominique, for year another great video! I'm sure many women are going to be jotting down all the things Courtney uses and running out to buy them!

[@conniesmith7834]

I loved this video! Courtney was delightful and so candid about her experience. I’m sure she encouraged many who have hair issues. Beautiful!!!!!

[@MamaW30]

Wow! Just wow Courtney! You are so beautiful. I love your techniques. What a blessing to so many women this video will be. To see a young beautiful woman give you the tips and tricks to overcome this, probably makes them not feel so alone. Always hope. Such an inspiration you both are.

[@lourdescisneros6768]

For many years, I used Toppik, a spray powder and regular powder applied on the scalp. The powder makes it look as if there is more hair. It comes in different colors.

[@jeanne5638]

Courtney is such a sunny person! Truly beautiful. I am so glad she shared her journey with us

[@unknowntx2469]

I’m at the beginning of my journey of trying to fix my thinning hair. This has been sooooo helpful and insightful! Thank you for showing products that don’t cost a fortune as well! You are appreciated! ❤️

[@Shshehbjfkfkc]

Same here. 🙋🏻‍♀️😩

[@amylynnlee3]

How is your hair? I am starting too ...

[@arlenes9081]

Thank you, Courtney, for sharing your story. As I watched this story, it reminded me of what I personally experienced nearly a decade ago. Here is my unsolicited advice. If you went to traditional Western MD for your thyroid testing, it is very possible they did not run a complete thyroid panel on you. Six markers make up a 'complete thyroid' panel vs. the typical three that are usually run. I recommend using a Naturopath or Functional MD who is well versed in examining you for ‘sub-optimal’ thyroid FUNCTION and upstream HPA-axis imbalance. Sub-optimal as in ‘are you on your way to developing a thyroid problem’ vs. having already fallen off the edge and being diagnosed with Hashimoto's or slower thyroid function. The markers on your lab work represent the 'general public' and a diagnoses represents when you've fallen off the edge of that insanely wide range.. You present as I did - I was sub-optimal. The benefit of learning if you are sub-optimal is that there are things you can do to dial it back without medication (or close to remission) BEFORE your thyroid is compromised. I wish you the best and hope this information can help you or someone else. Reversing my sub-optimal markers got my body composition back, my hair (which is thick and 1/2 down my back), and much more. Maintaining optimal markers is the goal and can yield AMAZING benefits. Be well!

[@maccamcdonagh8886]

Really good piece Dominique. It's going to help so many women. Thank you x

[@pr23487]

So glad I found this. I’m very young and I have hair loss. Probably from type 1 diabetes but still. I’ve only ever seen women who are 50 plus with hair loss issues. So thank you Courtney for speaking out

[@veronicaspencelocke2003]

Mine is probably due to stress but as she said, it's not a "surface" level issue. It is really hard to deal with (men stress about it too of course) but somehow as women our femininity is often tied to our hair. Personally I never expected I'd have to deal with something like this and I was devastated...

[@yourconnection9303]

Courtney, you are an angel, really, for coming forward and sharing to help others. And I immediately felt that when you let your hair down and before you began applying the products, you and your hair already looked gorgeous without the products and extensions. Thank you to each of you for your insight on this matter. You're all angels here!! The late Edgar Cayce - The Father of Holistic Medicine fr. Virginia Beach did say there's a cure for everything. Keeping a positive outlook is also important. 🥰☀️

[@lyndaturner5779]

She is a sweetheart for sharing her story.

[@joyl1397]

Excellent, Thank You! I had beautiful thick hair until my 30's. It slowly thinned at the top just like Courtneys and I turned white prematurely. That made it look even thinner. One product I'd like to recommend is "got 2 b Fatastic thickening plumping mousse" It's totally a game changer. I apply just at the top/crown and bit down the sides before styling. It really gives my hair the thickness and fullness nothing else does. I don't want to take any meds and I used rogaine for quite a few years with a little success. I found a stylist who knows how to cut my hair to give it maximum fullness. Thanks for including the names of some products. Can't wait to try them :)

[@LabradoodleTofuBoy]

Courtney is so brave sharing us her real story. Yes, you helped me & many others. You're such a sweetheart & gorgeous. Thank you Dominique! A really informative & such an inspirational video. Love it!!!

[@carolcentracchio9187]

I noticed the same so I went to my DERMATOLOGIST, she asked me questions of my family, my father and brother had baldness. She said it was hereditary. My thyroid is perfect. So she said to get ROGAINE for men it works better and it should take about 3-6 months.

[@marissagarcia387]

thank you so very much for this!!! first of all, Courtney is a beautiful, brave woman. Everything she said is exactly what I've gone through. I have been through this exact same thing. I finally saw a new Dr who has started me on my journey to hopefully, new hair growth. I too was diagnosed with hereditary alopecia. I have spent hours and hours, and lots of money on all sorts of things. Seeing her before and after gives me so much hope. I would love to see more of Courtney ❤. Thank you both

[@SueB402]

Very informative and helpful video, especially hearing Courtney’s personal journey as well as the doctors’ input. I’ve had hair breakage by my side part ever since I had radiation treatment for thyroid cancer eight years ago. It’s challenging dealing with breakage that’s difficult to repair, but I’m also grateful and blessed to have (mostly) a full head of hair. Courtney is a doll for sharing her story to try and help others who may be in the same situation. 👏😍

[@rosemaryhernandez7949]

What a beautiful young lady to share her hair story, and all the techniques that help her out. You are a true beauty. With a good heart. 😘🌻

[@Karenkaza1]

I have to say -- this is the best video I have seen on hair loss and what to do including products. It is so informative with solid advice. I so appreciate you and Courtney and your medical professionals. Thank you again and again. Now if I can only get in to see my dermatologist. It takes forever, but I do have an appointment with my pcp. 💖

[@ivanhawkins3552]

Hello Karen

[@suzannem6300]

Ok, Dominique, this is an excellent video. It’s exactly my challenge at 55, and I made a personal choice, while taking NP Thyroid. I chose a slightly higher dosage to feel better energy, but over time, less hair. A lot less hair, to the point that I wear a human hair topper. Dr. Nitro offered great clinical direction while Courtney shared her everyday takeaways. I really appreciate this.

[@debbiekoren6972]

Thanks so much for doing this type of tutorial. It was very informative. I have an older son with alopecia and it was devastating to him especially this happened at the beginning of his 9th grade year. Dances,Proms, Girlfriends, all the things you can think of he had to look forward to in his teenage years where ruined according to him. I had sent him to a private school to get the best education I thought. It turned out he was being bullied and did some things that were bad and got kicked out of this school. Long story short he went to a public school no one picked on him. He did great academically and had friends, girlfriends, went to dances and proms and had a normal school year. Today he is in the Air Force for 6 years and has a full head of hair.

[@susannesilber3077]

I am 67, tried Bosley, twice still getting bare at temples and back on top. Thank you so much for this video!

[@myfabulouslifewithlupus]

I have Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis and during a particularly stressful year, I lost all the hair in the front half of my head, from the ears forward to my forehead. Eventually, the hair grew back but it did take about 2-3 years for it to be full again after the stressful situation was resolved. I just wanted to mention this to say when you have an autoimmune disease, hair loss can be a part of it but it can, and sometimes does, grow back without intervention. Thanks for sharing this topic.

[@friedrichengels9216]

Could I ask some further questions? How long ago did your hair shed? Has your hair been ok since then?

[@carmelinzion8897]

@@friedrichengels9216 My hair shed in 2014 and almost all of it fell offfrom my ears forward within the first six months of living at a nursing home after I had a stroke at age 46. It grew back sort of thinly over the next two years but did not get full to its original thickness until approximately 2019. It has been completely fine and is actually looking lovely these days. I know people say that there are no natural remedies that work with hair loss but I did have a small amount of success by using Haitian black castor oil on the affected area. It may just work that it makes the hair smoother and lets a comb go through easier so it snags last and that’s why your hair seems to grow better in those areas . You may want to do some research of your own in this area as I am not extremely knowledgeable about it but it did help me a little. I’m happy to answer any other questions you may have.

[@friedrichengels9216]

@@carmelinzion8897 I'm so happy your hair is fine now, hair loss can be (slightly) traumatizing... Have you experienced any minor shedding during stressful periods since your initial shed?

[@carmelinzion8897]

@@friedrichengels9216 no I have not had any mild or heavy shedding since that initial event. At that time not only was the stroke very stressful and dealing with its aftereffects, moving into a nursing home at age 46 was extremely traumatizing. I have been mildly disabled before that but losing your independence is on another level. I live in an assisted living right now but I am grateful for the loving care I receive here. My health continues to improve and I am looking forward to moving out to my own apartment later this year. My hair looks better than it ever has in my entire life at this time and I’m hoping it stays that way.

[@friedrichengels9216]

@@carmelinzion8897 I'm so happy for you ☺️ thank you for answering my questions

[@emmylou-y4b]

Excellent video. I'm in my 60s and a few years ago, I noticed a lot of hair shedding. (My hair had always been thick and both parents had very good hair). A the time, there was a real paradigm shift in my life: I retired, a family member was very ill and in a nursing home and his partner was relying on me for support. The stress of the situation triggered this hair loss plus, my hormones had to be checked ( I take bioidenticals) as well as any dietary deficiencies. I also made the huge decision to stop coloring my hair and that was a biggie but honestly, it made the biggest difference. Three years later, my hair came back stronger than ever; I love the streaks of silver and I am very aware of my nutrition. I stopped drinking alcohol (personal choice), and prayed a lot. I use collagen and take supplements as well. Thank you, Dominique and a special thank you to Courtney for being so open and honest about your journey.

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[@lyzettevega1234]

Thanks Dominique for bringing Courtney's testimony & the Dr's help...I went through hair loss & discovered the freedom of wearing my wavy hair...the journey wasn't easy & I still have some hair loss spots (take pills) but I'm happy learning new techniques! 😀

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[@zabindhanji]

Thank you for this video. I am currently recovering from radiation therapy. I am learning how to use scarves and hair bands to cover up while my hair grows back. It is good to see some of the tricks that Courtney is using and also to hear from the specialists about that there are treatment options. Wishing Courtney and other women (and men) out there dealing with similar issues good health and success along our journey.

[@reginarico7]

Actually, Courtney is your “comadre” 😉 I’m glad to hear she has been able to work on recovering her hair. She is wonderful and I’m glad she’s in your life (and ours!!). ❤️

[@Scully331]

Thank you, Courtney, you explained everything so well. I am 60 and just started to notice small hair loss spots my temples and crown. Huge anxiety and many tears. I am using the same Target minoxidil and hope to see results over time. Your explanations of different techniques will help. If I know there is a solution, many solutions as you have shown us, it gives me mental strength to take on this next phase of my life. Again, thank you very much.

[@marieleemcgill5011]

I lost just the top my hair and the temples a little bit on the side .the back of my hair is thick my sides are thin, it started 10 years ago and it didn’t dawn on me at the time ,but it was through stress from a separation ( him cheating). This is made me cry and it’s really helped me even though I’ve had it for quite a while, gone to the dermatologist, tried the bio tin everything ,it has not worked for me .so I do wear clip in bangs and I wish they had better clip and bangs ,they don’t, I don’t like the hair topper maybe I haven’t found one I like, but I keep my hair similar to Dominique‘s ,but I am going to try Courtney‘s trick with the hair extension for my side, and a lot of her stuff she was using, she gave me a lot of ideas .thank you ,I am I’m literally crying, this is a emotional subject and I’m so glad that you talked about it. I always had the most beautiful thick thick hair so this was devastating and when I take the clip in bangs off and see my hair it’s still devastating, thank you for this video thank you.

[@bluewaters3100]

Courtney is wonderful. I am 70 and lost handfuls of hair during a really stressful time in my life in 2016. Some of it has grown back but it is so much thinner than it used to be . The sides of my hair are so thin. The hair extensions there would be great for me. I have found that a really good nutritional diet with no sugar or seed oils along with only organic foods helped me immensely. I also found that a vitamin D3 deficiency was causing some thyroid issues and it probably contributed to the hair loss. I think Courtney's hair now looks great...even better with the extensions. Her tips were much appreciated. She is beautiful inside and out!

[@janegendreau484]

Love this girl!! So positive about her hair loss journey!! I decided to have the same attitude and approach when I started losing my hair (also, was always fine hair to begin with)!! Knew it was for a reason and I had the hudspuh to handle it and "rock" it!! Bravo, Courtney and thanks so much for the awesome ideas!!!

[@robinphillips7765]

Thank you Courtney! I am so excited to try your suggestions.!❤

[@annette224m]

I’ve been dealing with hair loss since right after the birth of my first child 42 years ago. I basically do all the same tricks as Courtney, but I do not use hair extensions. I go on eBay and type in Toppik Colored hair thickener, in a 5.1 oz bottle for $17 and change. I’ve been using this root coverup for many years. I also have done 2 different hair transplants, and PRP treatments, and my hair still looks thin.Thanks for discussing this topic, I’m sure it will help many feel just a little but better trying new products, and walking around with their heads held high! TFS😊

[@sheilarachal886]

Thank you for this incredible content! Thanks also to Courtney for your vulnerability and honesty! It is very depressing to lose your hair. I have been in a journey as well. It is overwhelming! I so appreciate all the doctors’ advice and Courtney sharing her advice on how to style your hair! Another great video!❤️

[@rosemobley4978]

Dominique, just wanted to let you know I pre-ordered your book from Amazon, and I am finding it to be as enjoyable as your videos. I plan on ordering it for my two daughters and my granddaughter. Great writing by you. Everyone probably thinks you had it easy because of your great personality, I believe you follow the rule I have always followed, that when you don't seem to be where you want to be you just work that much harder and keep smiling. 💞

[@harmony3395]

Avoid the glue on individual hair extensions if you are losing hair as they make it worse Thanks for a really good video Dominique 🙏

[@dominiquesachsetv]

Yes, absolutely!

[@annehedlund7333]

Doesn't affect me, but I know a sad problem when I see it. A little ingenuity and great products do well until a miracle comes along

[@empea3837]

Courtney is so pretty, kind and articulate. And her natural hair looks great! Thank you for sharing your journey ❤️.

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