8 Steps I Used to Stop HAIR LOSS

www.hairguard.com
In this video, Will shares his 8 step routine to how he regrew his hair and reversed male pattern baldness. He talks about scalp massage, using a Growband, topical hair stimulants, hair nutrition, hair probiotics, stress reduction, water quality and shampoos.
0:58 - Step 1: Scalp Massages
4:37 - Step 2: Use A Growband
6:44 - Step 3: Topical Hair Stimulant
8:33 - Step 4: Hair Nutrition
12:05 - Step 5: Hair Probiotics
15:07 - Step 6: Stress Reduction
18:11 - Step 7: Water Quality
21:21 - Step 8: Shampoos
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Disclaimer
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease.

[@Hairguard]

0:58 - Step 1: Scalp Massages 4:37 - Step 2: Use A Growband 6:44 - Step 3: Topical Hair Stimulant 8:33 - Step 4: Hair Nutrition 12:05 - Step 5: Hair Probiotics 15:07 - Step 6: Stress Reduction 18:11 - Step 7: Water Quality 21:21 - Step 8: Shampoos Don't forget to ask me a question! Speak to you soon!

[@MartinVinny]

Hairguard you’re the man

[@recipe2indulge489]

How much do you sell your shampoo for?

[@xtian384]

Step 9: buy a wig

[@lordstevena.mcgovern6620]

Finesteride does not Claim to block 100% of DHT it only claims 70% DHT blocking . Question: are you using a longer hairstyle to mask the obvious forehead / widows peak recession. Question: have you had and transplant either FUT or FUE . Question: are you hiding your thinning with volume and or fibers . This all seems like a pitch from a person who grafted thinning areas . Thank you for your effort but anyone who has fought this hair loss battle and won will be very skeptical of you claims .

[@aakashrauniyar6809]

How about dermarollers ? They too increase blood flow. Isnt it ?

[@cayetanoindadesaavedra8408]

What I did that actually change my whole body complexion,skin and hair: 1-Diet, everything start from inside, I stop to drink Cokes,eat fried food,pork and eat more vegetables,fruits and japanes food rich in vitamins very good for hair: Natto,Tofu and Green tea. 2-Water, 2-3l per day. 3-Supplements: 1.000iu Vitamin D(the days I am inside home),Vitamin E,D,L-Cystine and Gluthatione that actually reduce stress, 4-Filters, I changed my head shower to a Vitamin C and my hair never again felt itchy,red and dandruff off. 5-Shampoos: Revita(5 times a week) and Nizoral 2%(twice a week) 6-Oral minoxidil 2.5mg and Finasteride 1mg daily. 7-Scalp massage 15minutes daily. 8-Drink a lot of Green Tea because it is a nice natural DHT blocker ever and actually reduce the oil in your scalp that is something terrible you become more skinny and nice skin in general plus good mood. 9-Stop looking at mirrow evey second with the hope of a new hair growth

[@abidalikhan2082]

That's actually great Brother. Is that you in the profile photo? Looks awesome

[@Huelehuele912]

Where do you get oral minoxidil ?

[@akalion213]

Isn't oral minoxidil like actually really dangerous...?

[@JesusChrist5000]

pfft your hair situation was improved by the minoxidil and Finasteride, dude. We are looking for the root cause of the problem, not a pharmaceutical band aid.

[@marcsars508]

@@JesusChrist5000 well the root cause is sensitivity to DHT

[@Red_Rebel]

It’s not easy growing back your hair, it really take patients and drive!

[@DoctorHouse999]

I stopped caring about hair loss but now I think I'll give another shot to it.

[@Hiltie1]

You are a lucidly compassionate, authentic and humble gentlemen fortified with excellent quality research. I have studied and experienced hairloss. My girlfriend says she notices regrowth. I am a self taught cosmetic chemist. It would be great to have a dialogue. Kind regards to you and your team.

[@remissiveslave]

What about his product's? The hair band thing? Or is he full of it trying to snake oil us?

[@Hiltie1]

@@remissiveslave I don't know.

[@geraldinej3133]

Whatever you do, stick with it for at least 6 months - that's key! Thank you!!

[@barbellsamurai8014]

you dont look like you regained any hair, just styled it up

[@futurestar3348]

Look at how healthy the hair difference is.

[@tobos8909]

Not regained much, but a good example of how well NW3 can work with good density, he'll probably get a transplant too

[@barbellsamurai8014]

@@futurestar3348 lol, yeah because the pics are comparable. in one pic he has been out doors all day possibly wearing a hat and his hair is only, 2nd pic is fresh out the shower with his hair 'done'

[@Hairguard]

There has been a small amount of regrowth and improved thickness and hair quality. But since I was previously losing hair very quickly, for me this is a win. I have stabalised my hair loss, which is important since I cannot personally take finasteride.

[@neometalx9]

@@Hairguard why cant you take finasteride?

[@blubbmillysings]

My hair often looks like I am really sick. My hair technician mentioned that he only sees hair like this in sick people and pregnant woman that have hormone problems. My hair looked like this since I was a teenager. My best guess is that it is stress induced due to family drama and I made the high stress mode my new daily Normal since then because I learned this pattern. The high stress Level also contributes to a tight scalp. Stress reduction also in form of breathing exercises, massages and a nighttime routine really helped me. My hair slowly looks less like a rats nest which is nice 🙂

[@becausehelives4226]

I could identify with what you are saying since I am experiencing and have experience the same for as long as I can remember. Tried many different solutions from DIY to the most expensive offer on the market to little avail. Even took many very short almost bald hair cut many times so as not to see or deal with the problematic hair.

[@asifiqbal6215]

This channel is so underrated!!!

[@Patrick.Basedman]

The before/after picture is just wet hair vs dry hair. The thumbnail looks photoshopped as well as his temples are almost completely gone in the actual video.

[@toevlierpanosh6392]

absolutely true, no wonder its a buy-only solution..

[@gedalianiasoff4021]

I used the growband and growcromb for the past few weeks and I grew back almost all my lost hair and my hair became very thick within few days from weaker density my temples were receding rapidly for almost year and now it's almost full just from using these products for few weeks

[@VpKing]

@@gedalianiasoff4021 really don't lie ?!

[@hgibbons69]

@@gedalianiasoff4021 i would love to see proof if you have any, my dude

[@kazykamakaze131]

You lying. Your hair follicles takes a few weeks to first develop before hair starts growing and hair doesn't thicken in a few days as it is impossible since you won't see thicker hair since you didn't grow enough to know a difference. I think you just fooled yourself. It takes weeks to see thicker hair and months to see new hair.

[@AverageJak]

Although none of this is definitively wrong, these are things which create an optimal environment rather than address the root cause. finasteride minxodil and dermarolling. these are the 3 things that can genuinely halt hairloss and boost regrowth. Also, studies on mice do not translate to human models.

[@dimirioskalomenidis6046]

I would like to add zinc biotin and omega-3.this method of treating hairloss is like fighting a big fire with towels than water..

[@eeiko321]

Derma rolling unfortunately isn’t a clinically proven method. The only two are finesteride and minoxidil. However, aside from side effects, something that not everyone wants to hear.. those are only temporary solutions and any gains will cease or fall out once you stop.. it’s also shown that the temporary hairs during treatment grown kinda differs to the regular hair.

[@akalion213]

@@eeiko321 Dermarolling is a million times more effective than whatever this guy is preaching

[@_________9996]

What about PRP?

[@eeiko321]

@@_________9996 what about it?

[@AndOoFresH]

He looks like chris benoit

[@AceKinG2024]

But without the muscle and the huge neck

[@Hairguard]

Cheers guys, I've always wanted to be wrestler.

[@kevinfromsales6842]

@@Hairguard not that wrestler...

[@HamadArty]

I was just about to say that!

[@mangomanftw5538]

'He who should not be named' 🤐🤐

[@shivamnagi]

What you do for your neck

[@darrylwayne1292]

People forget that hair cycles are months apart. So if ur doing anything for ur hair, it’s gonna take atleast a few months to really start seeing results. Also everyone make sure ur vitamin d levels are good, my chronically low levels were a huge part of my hair loss.

[@soulsurfer639]

Interesting, I've been noticing that whenever I have hair loss, it's always in winter. Could it be related to lack of vitamin D from less sun?

[@MossadDid911]

@@soulsurfer639 its def that. Vit D is extremely important for hair health

[@SDRockman]

What is the best form of vitamin to take in supplement form? Tablets, drops? Which are the kinds to avoid? etc

[@nodrize77]

I heard somewhere that magnesium is necessary for activate Vit D

[@zzzzxxxx341]

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE IS ONE OF THE KEY TO A HAPPY LIFE!!!!! BE POSITIVE, SEIZE THE DAY!!!!!

[@mra16music32]

WOW YOU’RE SO RIGHT!!!!!11

[@maxj9588]

This is the best video I have seen on this topic

[@JesusChrist5000]

i have found that a 36 hour fast per week has ceased my hair loss. I'm extending the weekly fast to 40 hours to see what happens. I also do a cold rinse on my scalp for 2 minutes whenever i take shower. As cold as I can stand it. And I massage the scalp to help with the pain of the cold shock.

[@javierroca7952]

JesusChrist5000 really? I wonder why that happens.

[@JesusChrist5000]

@@javierroca7952 Dr. Pelz has some informative videos on fasting benefits

[@stepheno2462]

Great video. Best I've seen on this topic

[@DarrenChen]

Thanks for sharing everything! I like how you tried so many different things.

[@kassaArt]

Stress was definitely the number 1 issue for me.

[@Hairguard]

Yes it can make things much worse. I hope you found some practical tips on reducing stress.

[@kassaArt]

@@Hairguard, thanks for your response, I have been taking ashwagandha which helps a little. I've tried many remedies but I think my hairloss is permanent as it looks like a scar.

[@mupaul17able]

@@kassaArt I've done many research and remedies myself which works but for girls it's kinda different...try looking into free radicals and antioxidants plus your posture is very important. Make sure you're not slouching when seated, which reduces your general bloodflow pressure, and try to minimise your sedentary lifestyle. I hope this will be of some help to you

[@kassaArt]

@@mupaul17able thanks for the tips. I'm pretty active as I do quite a lot of sports but yes, I'm often at my desk for much of the morning.

[@StevenSvN7]

Stress was an issue for me as well. I went through a 6 month chronic stress period that absolutely ripped me mentally, but instead of experiencing hair loss, I started getting premature grey hair on the sides of my head. Thankfully though, I was told by the doctors that it's reversible if I reduced stress, took the right vitamins and minerals, including Biotin and Silica, and a plant extract called Saw palmetto which promotes healthy hair growth by blocking an enzyme called DHT. If you haven't already tried it, I suggest a multivitamin supplement and Saw Palmetto tablets. I'm sure that can help with your hair too.

[@pjj.5649]

Thank you for the research, detailed explanation, transparency, and caring to share this valuable information. Growing hair back is not a quick fix, one size fits all. If one does the research, study, and is willing to work with their own body, making the necessary changes and tweaking procedures and products that suit them, hair growth can come back along with a healthier body. If nothing else, you know you have participated in regrowing your hair, taking good care of your body, calming/reducing stress, and inducing an overall sense of well being. Thank you again, I look forward to getting started. All the best to you!

[@cheungman83]

My hair falls out even more when I massage my head

[@NathanHassall]

those hairs were already dead...what you need to do is get a buzzcut and get on minoxodile ...6 months boom.

[@pierrelarouge]

Good work dude, its funny how problems like this can get you to change your whole diet and lifestyle for the better and you can actually make a whole career out of it, win win.

[@Hairguard]

Thanks, I'm certianly a lot healthier due to the hair nutrition changes I've made which is great.

[@user-gn8fl1uu4t]

More accurate title: How I went from NW3 to NW3 but made my hair look better by styling it.

[@stankyfx6001]

It's a NW2. It's hair sough after. It's good

[@shahzeboy1609]

The point of this video is to stop further hair loss. Its literally in the title...

[@be1342]

Bro youre bold but your hair style is covering your bold spots.

[@jesswestend5480]

bald* not bold

[@tristan7844]

How is he bald? He just has a high hairline

[@str8upfitness]

@bilal fax

[@gillesderais2457]

@@tristan7844 he is lol look at his hair temples his hairline is in v shape means balding hairline !

[@henrikpetersson3463]

@@gillesderais2457 There's quite a difference between being bald and balding.

[@JakeBayCity]

This is one of the best hair loss videos I’ve ever seen. Straight and to the point.

[@BCBBCL]

The point of this video is to make you buy a Growband which is a scam. It's the second thing on the list lmao

[@bugrilyus]

they are fucking you dry mate

[@jonaspete]

Go to the professional dermatologist for prescribed finasteride and minoxidril dosage would save you a lot of times and money compared to trying these pseudo influencers method.

[@MrJoseyldo]

Thank you mate for the valuable information and your honesty.. you coud ve said a lot of stufs just to sell your products but you did not. Appreciated

[@thegloriousquran1208]

You can stand on hand against wall for 5 mins daily also

[@powerhac]

Informative video but the slow zooming in was really weird to keep seeing haha I would suggest having your hands in the video bc it's something else people can divert their attention to

[@Clyde_Foster]

I'm dead lol I barely noticed until you said something lolol

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

@@Clyde_Foster same here. #GoVegan

[@geewiz8253]

It’s a technique some people use that I feel works okay. Imo 👍

[@pieterthys9631]

It looks like he just gave his hair more volume and styled it well, but I personally don't see any regrowth.... The 'before' and 'after' shots are just wet, non-styled hair vs dry, styled hair.

[@petrufrenc576]

True

[@antifeminist11]

These guys are cheater .Just look at his hair his hairline regression

[@new-knowledge8040]

I tried all sorts of topical methods that I could dream up myself. But one day, I decided to try something a bit risky. So I applied the substance only in the centre of the bald spot in the back area, and left it there overnight. I covered my hair with a bag to also keep the substance moist over night. And then that was that. I kind of gave up on that day. However, 6 months later, hair started to grow in the centre of the bald spot. It looked weird, since I now had the usual bald spot, but with a patch hair in the middle. The hair remained for about 3 years, despite there having been only one application. Now for the insane part. When I finally noticed the hair growth, I had by then completely forgotten what substance it was that I had used. One bloody application gives you hair for 3 years, and I can't recall what it was. The Gods seem to hate me.

[@MurtyProductionsYaBoii]

🧢🧢🧢

[@the_Dark_Knight_12]

So have you remembered yet?

[@LuisRMendoza94]

Thank you so much for sharing all your information, it sounds very logical and strait forward, I'm gonna start doing some changes right away, thank you!

[@programalice]

This is a fantastic video! As a hair stylist with a holistic approach to hair care, this is the first video I’ve seen that takes into consideration nutrition, and whole body health in relation to scalp health. This will be so helpful for many people out there.

[@john3152]

For how long it takes to growth the hair by follow this method?

[@ARES-CodM143]

2 millennium

[@yaseensquires6832]

Great nutritional advice my guy! You clearly know what ur talkin about

[@MarkJohnson-hl8jn]

We need a new one of these for 2024 Will. 😊

[@steelfil672]

Great content man thanks for sharing! I have a question though is there a MAX amount of time you can massage? I mean, the more the better or can you overdo it ? Thanks beforehand.

[@shawnpeters2196]

I was wondering the same

[@mistisandoval]

Wow, a lot of criticism in these comments. The suggestions make sense. I think we try too often to just buy a product to get immediate results, but actual results come from going back to the basics, the natural. Thanks for sharing your journey and tips.

[@CamiloVillateActor]

Is it good for the hair to wash it with cold water? and if it's okey just to wash it every 3 days?

[@maldives-joshuajoseph6032]

An apple a day saved my hair. I have green apple. Half of it in the morning and half of it in the evening. I have an orange per day too. Half an orange at mid day and half in the night. They have a lot of vitamins !

[@_kieranwilliams]

I bought oranges for the purpose of my hair but never get around to eating it, I’ve only had 1 and got them like 2 weeks ago

[@guesthouse4992]

the way he talks he looks like aaron paul.

[@reubsbay]

Yes my dude haha especially current Aron Paul in Westworld

[@yeabsraamare6615]

YES SCIENCE BITCH

[@alexrobertbrian]

Scalp massaging and microneedling is more or less the same thing . Its creating more blood flow to your head therefore producing new hairs in areas which were bald. Without doing that no new hairs can be created. Great video btw was helpful!

[@Hairguard]

They both help remodelling the scalp to make it easier for hair growth. Microneedling is a good step for sure. - Will

[@alexrobertbrian]

@@Hairguard same they both are definitely effective and without a doubt work

[@spacekees102]

Yeah ive been microneedling for a while now and I see parts that were thinning filling up and growing thicker hairs its not perfect yet but going forward means not going backwards 😃

[@daviniarobbins9298]

Am 46. A MTF trans person. I am I suppose at stage 2 of male pattern baldness. Just last week(8 days ago) I started taking Finastride 1mg tablets(private doctor prescription, paid nearly £56 for 168 days worth of tablets). My hair is receding from the front and has been for about the last 5 years roughly. Hoping this will stop further hair from falling out. I don't want to go completely bald like my uncles on my mum's side of the family. If it doesn't work I will have to start thinking about wearing a wig.

[@daviniarobbins9298]

The side effects of Finastride can be sexual disfunction and depression.

[@nickkerinklio8239]

Another solution would be to stop being transgender

[@annederiez4168]

Thank you so much for explaining so clearly the problem and the solutions, all the best to you!

[@spacekees102]

So avoid sugar, too much carbs, and also caffeine because those all add to stress and blood insuline spikes which promotes DHT production

[@DonLuis10]

I drink Coca cola and tea too much

[@alanloewen9501]

Hey! Thanks for all the info! One question... What about standing upside down to increase blood flow on the head?

[@eliem9900]

have you found out about that ?

[@alanloewen9501]

@@eliem9900 theoretically works, but i didnt found any deep study about it

[@josephdalton1720]

@Hairguard Great video man. A lot of solid information. So I was considering the elixir. I already use rosemary 3x per week and have had some success. Would it be okay to add the rosemary oil to the elixir?

[@southerncritic9090]

What's the name of the scalp massager's used at 1:10? Was interested in the Growband until I saw the price lol.

[@spacekees102]

I think its like a horse massage brush ive seen it on a article on google where they were also promoting scalp massages for regrowth. Im using a wooden bristle brush also works and feels nice.

[@southerncritic9090]

@@spacekees102 thanks for the info! Will look into it. I'm also using the wooden bristle brush but for some reason I feel the bristles are too stiff. I dont brush hard but still see some hair fall out even though I'm not balding or receding all that bad. Was wanting to look for something softer. The scalp massager on the the video looked promising.

[@TheGreatSeraphim]

Current person talking has the exact same hairline as the before picture just styled to hide the hairline a little. The after picture looks younger and more likely before he started balding.

[@javierlombardo6213]

im doing hair massages, 1 month and my hair its stronger and stronger and the scalp tension its gone, thanks mannnnnnn, love you, and minoxidil sucks all of brain fog, heart palpitations etc its a nono

[@Hairguard]

Happy to help you, Javier!

[@akrampain5376]

I am starting hair massage today wish me luck

[@husainkothari4520]

@@akrampain5376 update?

[@husainkothari4520]

@@Lifeinuk0fficial update?

[@Theradome]

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[@zachbenson5653]

Incredible information. Thanks!

[@SB_1709]

Do you use finasteride ?

[@Hairguard]

No

[@jimbeam4736]

Yes, the point about water quality is spot on. My hair is much better if I can shower were the water is not so hard.

[@Hairguard]

Completely. Each person needs to figure out the quality of their tap water for themselves. It varies so much for region to region.

[@cornstar1253]

Unless everybody in your area is bald, or balding, I don't think it's an issue

[@jimbeam4736]

@@cornstar1253 You are not balding bc of hard water but it makes some hair look brittle and thin.

[@isaacjmay]

water quality cannot be understated. The hard water will actually attach onto follicles and the hair shaft, suffocating them over time. If you have thinner strand hair it will affect your hair quality/growth even more. If you can afford filters Apple cider vinegar can be used to remove these deposits.

[@cornstar1253]

Then everyone would be bald that has hard water. Doesn't make sense. It genetic

[@SuperRajno1]

@@cornstar1253 exactly, these people just cope

[@Hairguard]

Just see for yourself if a shower filter helps your hair. - Will

[@mreverybody1150]

Magnesium oil can be used to counter that too.

[@isaacjmay]

@@cornstar1253 Well, like i said, depends on the person and the type of hair they have. I have very thin strand but thick head of hair (very curly). I moved to an area with hard water, now i have very straight hair and it is very brittle, the change happened immediately and over the years it has made my hair quality less than desirable, when i am back home for any period of time, even a month, it will be begin to change back and be healthier in general. I kind of like my hair straight but not brittle and dry.

[@Alex-wx4ue]

Can i use oils on hair like olive oil?

[@Sklau96]

Very iinformative vid, learnt some things I never knew that could combat my hair loss!

[@Hairguard]

Thanks, getting to the point of stabalising your hair loss is pretty good. It opens up the option of having a hair transplant (if needed) without having to use finasteride.

[@BelgiumHxCDefiance]

if scalp tention is a factor in hair loss, than why does transplanted hair grow back perfectly in that exact same spot. You miss on a lot of information

[@coskunaral8621]

strangerman no, they dont grow perfectly always. Hair transplant is not working for everyone

[@godsrevolver9737]

@@coskunaral8621 correct. It depends largely on genes and whether or not your hair is thin and weak or thick and strong.

[@tobos8909]

@@godsrevolver9737 Also past the age of 35 your DHT levels plummet

[@jackjohnny9370]

Transplanted hair comes with its own blood supply system, if the region in which the hair is transplanted is not properly supplied with blood, it will fall out eventually. Also the transplanted hairs are put much deeper inside the skin, closer to blood supply.

[@vladislavmatiusenco1089]

There is a difference in the hair quality in the photo that shows before and after. Your hair definitely looks way healthy, you seem to have stopped hair loss and I like your advices. Thank you

[@Hairguard]

Thanks Johnny, my hair is by no means perfect. I still have a receding hairline, but gratefully the loss has stabalised and overall the hair is more healthy. I'm pretty sure with this solid routine in place things will continue to get better.

[@derekm9527]

Whats your thought on Taoist soap? I got it fom the UK last year. I had to order two bars bescause i'm from the US. It ran me 90$ lol. It seems to help with inflamation on the scalp. Since i've been using LLLT, the soap and scalp massaging with a wooden massage brush, My hair is stronger and has stopped thinning in the last year. Usually every year it gets a little worse. That Grow band and elixir look like a good edition for me. I actually do the same thing with my fingers but my hands cramp and i get burned out on doing it consistently. The fingers only raise the sides of the head. That band raises the scalp all the way around. It will work for sure because doing it with my fingers helps the tension alot. Obviously that band would be 10x more effective. I also got a 1mm Derma stamp but have not started using yet.

[@Hairguard]

I've never heard of Taoist soap before. A wooden massage brush is a good idea though. Certianly, scalp massages are hard work and a growband can help with that.

[@emmas816]

2:18 - the massage is done to improve blood circulation, and you have to bend down when massaging, to have your head below heart, and no more that 5 min, too much massage will do more harm than good.

[@MikeySee563]

He reminds me of a young Gordon Ramsey who is not an A-hole.

[@barrypotter5751]

Andy Bell erasure aswell

[@tobos8909]

Hey Will, great video - very informative and cool to see the founder hosting it lol, I've been using the Growband for 6 months now and my recession seems to have stopped and my "Scalp streaks" are filling back in as well! I also recently started using the 272 Laser Cap, I was just wondering, have you used/do you use anything similar? What are your thoughts on LLLT?

[@Hairguard]

Hey Tobo, good to hear about your good results. I think LLLT can help, but it's a slow process. I also think without dealing with the scalp tension first, LLLT won't do much good in the long term. So by combining the two you'll definately be more likely to get good results.

[@SmallBallsBigSmell]

hows your hair now lol?

[@thomlev5217]

i didn't find your scalp massage videp on your website???

[@m.potter4230]

Well, thank you for those pretty informations, but you mentioned that around 17 years old you started hair loss, when you started doing these steps to stop you hair loss and improve your hair growth?

[@MikeRosehart]

I’m down to try this. Good work guys!

[@nahulseyon54]

Omg! I didn't wish I could see u here!!

[@thekingant2726]

Doesn’t look all different from the thumbnail pic, and as a master barber, you have the same temple recession etc, just your hair is clearly wet thus making it appear thinner and less fully of life. Also in comparison to a blowdried messy trim to help hide it as much as possible, and while I’m not doubting 100% that there is some other potential improvements; based of that pic it looks as stated above. Although good journey, and sorry if I offended you and it shouldn’t, as it’s a natural part of most men’s life.

[@tobos8909]

Fair enough, he was on fast track to NW4 though, plus now his hair loss is stable he's now a decent candidate for a transplant

[@stepheno2462]

But he told us his male family members were bald so looks like he's change the cycle . Good video

[@furnitureandbedding776]

My hair looks like his before picture, maybe I need to find a good master barber!

[@Turtlerabbit85]

Thanks. I will try change few bad habits to healthy habits.

[@sergeylamygo5157]

I've been using the Hairguard shampoo for over a year now. Loved its ingredients, texture, smell and the way my hair feels like after washing it.

[@Hairguard]

Thanks Sergey, that's great to hear.

[@jacjacy1180]

Shampoo cant do much as its on your hair for minute or two only.

[@sergeylamygo5157]

@@jacjacy1180, I didn't claim it did anything. However, why not use a shampoo which is more natural than the majority found in stores? I use the Hairguard shampoo in combination with taking supplements as well as using the Growband and I feel like it has made a difference.

[@pjj.5649]

@@sergeylamygo5157 thank you for the information about the shampoo, it really helps. Yes, a natural shampoo free of all those chemicals that could double as car wash is a must.

[@smoek2285]

Can’t i just hang my head upside down for 30 minutes?

[@georgejamieson7329]

No, definitely not, the blood pressure rushing to your head can kill you if you are upside down for too long. However, if done conservatively for minimal amounts of time, say 1 minute, three times a day, it may help with blood flow. If you experience no dizziness drowsiness or constant headaches, you may allow yourself to go upside down for longer amounts of time, but I highly advise against it.

[@michaelscarn2270]

George Jamieson 5 minutes headstand wont do anything to you

[@LurkerDood]

Rob Lowe said when he felt he was losing his hair, he immediately started taking FINASTERIDE & sorta joked that Prince William should've taken it Look at Rob Lowe now 😁😄

[@PaulGreenwald]

It has some horrible side effects though

[@LurkerDood]

@@PaulGreenwald I've been on it for 6 months & not feeling any side effects 😁😄

[@PaulGreenwald]

Thats good , but it does lower testosterone levels i took it some years ago it effects your semen , you must not procreate while taking it .

[@roberttomaino4080]

@@LurkerDood any results on hair growth so far?

[@LurkerDood]

@@roberttomaino4080 I'm not seeing any results yet! It's been 6 months already but I'm not seeing my hairline growing I was on 3 months rogaine + finasteride then I found out about something better than rogaine from the reviews ➡️ www.lipogaine.com/ Bought the shampoo + Lipogaine for Men I was already done with 3 months of Rogaine + I think I'm on my 4th month of Lipogaine Still not seeing my hairline grow, going to give it a full year before I decide if I want to do this shit every morning & night lol

[@almedicine1294]

Great info! I have oily hair, if I don't shampoo daily with a soft shampoo, I get more oil!!! I have taken saw palmetto for decades, now added plant sterols and green tea extract orally. Do you think a corn starch dry shampoo is ok when oily? i.e. rub in corn starch to stop the oil on the scalp, or will it damage my follicles, hair, scalp? Maybe that or baking soda dry shampoo harmed my hair, has thinned much in the front and back. Maybe towel drying did that too!!! I have tried massage thru the decades, vits minerals have slowed it down esp the gray since my 30s. My blood work shows normal to low test, dht, insulin, estrogen, etc. I eat healthy, exercise. I think stress has caused much loss in the last 10 yrs slowly. I have tried essential oils overnite, etc. but not regularly, in spurts thru my life, and made my own natural shampoos with herbs. It did slow it down. Tried natural lemon shampoo too, it worked daily. Some said try baking soda with ACV for a shampoo? I felt it was drying me up, but kept the shampooing down to 3 times a week.Nizoral etc. did not stop the oil. But I still lost hair in the front and back, confusing. I grew the crown area with massage, herbs, oils and some rogaine to slow down the oils 10 yrs ago, it worked. My thyroid is normal, I do alt meds. Somehow stress caused more oil in my scalp and much loss of hair in the front and back, even if my diet is very good. I've tried many things, can you advise? thanks!

[@patriciaherasme5635]

Thank you for all this great info. Totally going to try. It is not worth it to me to take drugs and put a lot of crap on my head or in my body. I am trying to stop my hair loss so hopefully this will help.

[@stephaniebruce3363]

I love to watch Leon, but it’s always great to hear from the founder as well and see how much they believe in their own products. Thanks for hosting Will!

[@troll-ck1wo]

You literally work at hairguard, I've seen you on the about us page lmao, nice fake comment lol

[@traianima]

@@troll-ck1wo lol, yeah, found her in the About Us section. She's the "head of content marketing" Well i guess i'll put hairguard on the "snake oil salesmen" list The biggest red flag was the 300$ Grow band.

[@michaelkibler.5636]

If you pull you bangs back it doesn’t look like there’s any difference

[@djones4531]

Yeah the difference is not much, but you can't focus on the Hair line, Focus on the Health of the Hair. Mainly what you should get from this video is a way to keep the hair you have and making it thicker and healthier. I think this guy got more Thickness rather than new hair growth. Thick Hair can make the Hair Line lower as I use the same Technique with Rogaine. It never lowered my Hairline or caused new growth, but it sure did thicken up and strengthen my good hairs which made my Hairline appear lower.

[@Hairguard]

Overall in the past few years my hair density has slightly improved and generally looks more healthy. My hair loss has stabalised, so I'm not worried about it getting worse. This also opens up the possiblity of getting a hair transplant if I wanted it, down the line, without having to take finasteride.

[@jontanneguy4960]

Best way to reduce inflammation and reduce the stress hormone cortisol: TAKE MORE VITAMIN C! Get at least 5 grams per day. Increase until you see the negative sides (very loose stools) which is around the 15-20 gram mark. If you could only take one supplement, this one would be it. Timed release is the best way to go. This video is just a plethora of info condensed. Thumbs up. The mention about L. Reuteri is very beneficial. Probiotics in general, but this particular strain more so. Vitamin C will also help curb the 'bad' bacteria as well. Think of it as sunshine cleansing the soil. You have a massive landscape in your digestive system. It needs to be tilled/rotated/fertilized. Prebiotics are a must. Toxins and heavy metals are fed on by yeast; this is by design. The yeast are actually symbiotic in a sense. They deal with the garbage, and the body has mechanisms of dealing with them so long as they don't grow out of control. The problem is when they grow out of control and enter the bloodstream. Like any life-form, they want to survive. It is believed that they can even hijack the neuropathways to the brain and make us crave the bad food, which exacerbates the problem. When you see people with very reddish skin, balding, it is usually a sign of yeast overgrowth. They'll usually have big round guts too. High dose vitamin c would be beneficial in this case.

[@FortniteEruption]

Jon Tanneguy do you think wheatgrass would have enough vitamin c in it or would it be best to get a tablet? Thanks

[@jayantabarat2223]

If my hair falls out during massages what do i do

[@a_rod1678]

what about NoFap and Semen Retention?

[@Hairguard]

They certianly won't hurt. I think excessive masturbation could cause decreased hair lustre.

[@tonyhawk35]

myth and debunked

[@cgn833]

😂😭😂

[@lsimon343]

PROBIOTICS SAVED MY HAIR!!!! I had hairloss the past 10 years and the DAY I started a probiotic my hair stopped falling out. That and Rene Futerer triphasic hair drops. Saved my sanity!!

[@mnx280]

wow im surprised youre not selling stress reduction

[@wutever0]

😂

[@Xtramedium1961]

That’s his next upload, stress busters $5 for a monthly supply!

[@ee7369]

How come my hair loss doesn’t follow the conventional diagram you showed and seen everywhere? Mine started and progressed on the crown and none in the front hairline.

[@Hairguard]

Higher levels of tension on the crown. Can come down to skull shape and various other factors.

[@leonelbarragan602]

Dude, great points and advice! So many things that we men do wrong or in excess... Thank you... the video is great!

[@lucasalvarez2547]

Great info! Thanks.

[@Hairguard]

Thanks Lucas.

[@davidmaddaford930]

The follicles are still there even though they are not growing hair. They need to get off their butts and start doing their job!

[@judahnmatsaba7126]

Thanks bro, you're amazing for giving such insight.

[@BoracayADMIRER]

I will try out the hair/scalp massage routine.

[@goshodimitrov]

Thank you so much it was really useful

[@Hairguard]

Glad we could help - Will

[@abdussami5077]

I want to improve the density of my hair how

[@dylanmorrison8543]

This video works for that too, look at the difference in his hair.

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

The only answer is using hair fibers. Anything else is bullshit.

[@_kieranwilliams]

No joke I tried this DHT shampoo from Landmark Clinic online and it made my hair ticker giving it fullness, I got pictures if you want to see before and after using it!

[@patrickj1066]

Use scalp massages. They improve hair thickness.

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

@@patrickj1066 No they don't.

[@freddycuriel7035]

Awesome information. Definitely going to follow your advice

[@mikemac009]

Awesome video and advices. Thank you so much. What do you think about laser therapy?

[@JOE-rc8ip]

actually really good advices

[@Hairguard]

Thank you.

[@tH4tAwsOmeDudE]

Put the speed of the video on 1.25 x speed. You'll be gratefull! This guy talks really slow

[@robertroberts9782]

Haha do THAT with most videos

[@thereaperzcrew]

Thanks man!...my hair grew a little more after adjusting the speed!...this should be step 1

[@Hawki777]

I put it 1.5x and still find it slow

[@asifiqbal6215]

I watched at 1.75× speed xD

[@raybee8108]

@@asifiqbal6215 me 2×

[@mikemac009]

Awesome video Thanks. I've tried everything minoxidil, laser therapy, biotin, massages castor oil and so on. It stops hair loss but don't make hair go back o' the front. Any solutions?

[@AZTigerMMA]

Open 1000 mg Niacin cap. X3 Mix white willow bark x2 , filtered water , magnesium ( oil or pill crushed ) make a paste and put it on scalp / this will open the pores / micro blade that roller with spikes / then use vodka . Soak your hair in white vinegar. You’re welcome. Thumbs this up so others can see. Ferment rice - and fenugreek seeds and use that as a rinse 2x per week

[@adammohd8338]

One of the most informative videos I have watched, subscribed to ur channel immediately

[@Hairguard]

Thank you, glad it helped.

[@dimitrip3993]

Can you make a video or article about the best places to live to reverse hair loss? You mentioned Bolivia. Any others?

[@Hairguard]

It's an interesting subject. We could talk about the countries where hair loss is the most common.

[@Bankai90]

@@Hairguard Interesting would be least common, but it's very hard to find. Seems mostly asia, Japan and China. They all have kinda similar diets. While polish russian spanish etc all have diets higher in meats and definitely alcohol consumption and gluten. Some ppl claim lack of glutathione or other detoxifiers/antioxidants in the body leads to the restriction in the scalp and is just a sign of misbalanced health. Would make sense why high sugar diets (western/european/wealthy countries) might tax the liver alrdy during childhood leading to earlier balding with compromised detox pathways. Can be a billion other reasons too xD

[@Bankai90]

@Steven Price geneetixxx, favourit answer of any doc. Just genetix bra. Yu fat. Cancer. Issues. Just genetixx. Not like diet or lifestyle has any proven influence for anything. It'sa genetix bra. They successfully treat cancer or autism by now, yet ppl accept deadly diseases as genetix. Nothing easier. Use drugs and suffer anyway, perfecto

[@tomars312]

@Steven Price the whole thing is complex. Genetics are the canvas on which lifestyle paints your life. It is also important to change your lifestyle, nutrition, activity levels, stress reduction, social life...ever heard of epigenetic markers?

[@Theradome]

Better explained steps to get rid of hair loss. This video will help those persons, who are needy to retain their hairs. Thanks for sharing the video. Keep sharing such videos.

[@anjanidubey2361]

Hey iam very grateful for your result , can anything help with hair follicle damaged by bleech ?

[@nowayout5443]

I thought he was ivan rakitic of barcelona😅😄😅😄😅😄

[@Hairguard]

Thanks

[@ace9370]

😂😂👌👌

[@Gabiche]

Very useful information! Thank you for sharing :)

[@Hairguard]

Thanks Gabiche. I hope it helps.

[@Isdlysm]

So where is the step by step hair massage link?