Is Your Hair Thinning?. . . Here's What To Do About It! Feat. @JustinHickox

[@justinhickox]

This was SO much fun to film @angie! I'm really glad you brought up the idea for this topic! Looking forward to the next collaboration! You did an awesome job on the edit too!

[@1TimothyFourTen]

Thanks for coming on. Appreciate your work, I do follow your channel. Have a great day.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

I really loved filming with you Justin and learned so much! Let's definitely do it again!

[@saraf1084]

@justinhicox Justin I have a question about your thoughts on Valoom iron for adding volume ❓❓ it always seems to me like that would damage the hair? Would love to hear what you think. THANK YOU! 😊

[@shannonnauer3367]

I love Justin and his wife! Dionne (sp?) This was awesome.....I had a question about Vegamour, what is everyone's thoughts on it? Worth the $?

[@elle_sanchez]

I love that hack of disguising grays with the colored fibers. Add to cart 🛒

[@carriehealth]

Natural medicine doctor here! Nutrition absolutely plays into hair loss. What is second most important is hormones. Make sure your hormone levels are correct. Menopausal women lose estrogen- which will change hair thickness, and give you that wide part and thin hair. Estrogen therapy does wonders and you’ll feel better. Don’t be afraid of identical estrogen/ it improves your life quality, gives you back your lustrous hair, and plumps your skin. Also a fun tip- eat two Brazil nuts a day to keep your selenium levels at a good level. ❤

[@territimmons8482]

What about when you are post menopausal and you have been on HRT since you were 36 but now on a low dose because as you get older they decrease it due to breast cancer risks...what natural remedies can you take then..also take Synthroid and have since I was 39, Hashimoto's killed my thyroid, I am now 63 (as of yesterday😊)

[@annemichaels5368]

@@territimmons8482 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 🎂🎈🎁Happy birthday!🎁🎈🎂 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@annemichaels5368]

@carriehealth Thank you, for the tips! I do eat the 2 Brazil nuts.

[@barbboehmfeld4138]

Is estrogen recommended post menopause? 66 yrs old

[@Marissanldnr]

Thanks for the info! Does it matter if the nuts are raw or roasted?

[@fuzzy7766]

Would love to see a video with Justin doing a cut and style for Angie 😊

[@aprilrich807]

I’m not so sure. While I absolutely ADORE Justin, I don’t typically agree with his choices of cut. Doesn’t stop me from watching and learning from him though!

[@PaperedJewels]

Would love to see a shorter look on Angie!

[@peachy75019]

@@PaperedJewels I wholeheartedly agree ... after we reach a certain age, long hair just weighs down the face.

[@PoshPilgrim1776]

A cut like his wife has, which can be styled three different ways, would look great on Angie. A fresh look for summer. I'm going to be getting a similar cut myself.

[@angelirohival6270]

@@fuzzy7766 , that is a great idea! Hint, hint guys!

[@mindyweller1451]

"You don't feel like you anymore"...nailed it! Plus, feeling helpless of the thinning happening is demoralizing as well

[@Kathryn-o5f]

I always tell myself “ I miss me”

[@khall999]

Justin is a Godsend to woman and their hair issues. I have followed Angie since before Covid. My skin has never looked better. These two are such a great help to give amazing fresh info. about how to take care of ourselves and to look our best as we age.

[@vanitagomes3794]

What skincare do you follow

[@itsme_shanti]

Can really appreciate how educated Angie is when she sitting with another expert discussing the same topic... also appreciate how great her skin is when its not under the same lighting condition. 😍 I don't believe there's anyone out there that can make 61 look better.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Thanks so much!!

[@terryprociuk6565]

Thank you so much for this. 53 this January and am dealing with this. So stressful!

[@tsariaalbrecht1009]

Hang in there. I have been dealing with this for 15 years (55 right now). It does get easier. You get better at styling and working with it. Just start that minoxidil and, if you can afford it, get a hairmax product. These 2 items are the only things for androgenic based hairloss. Other forms of hairloss use different products. Anyway. You are NOT alone.

[@olgamorales2103]

This video was an "ah-ha" moment for me! This whole time I've been using biotin thinking it would help my extreme thinning, and yes, my nails have been growing, but so was my hair and no thickness! I'm changing my strategy after watching this! I was lucky to have the genetics for thick, long hair. Now, at 55, menopausal and chemo treated, my hair is so thin that ponytails are not an option. Shocker! It has taken a toll on my confidence, but I am determined to put the work in!

[@shirleybrenton884]

Great tips! Also, it is perfectly safe for women to use 5% men’s minoxidil (I use the foam) and it does not leave my hair greasy.

[@Kim-kl7fq]

I bought my HairMax hairband two years ago based on your recommendation and I absolutely love it! One of the best purchases I've ever made and still using it weekly.

[@MISSYMINX261]

I returned mine, it didn't help my hair at all

[@MsQ275]

I love my Hair Band! I have had 3 surgeries in the last year and this hair band absolutely saved me...i saw my stylist a few days ago and she was super impressed by how "normal" my hair looked (she had told me prior to surgery to expect to my hair to thin significantly). Thank you, again, Angie!! ❤

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

That's amazing! I'm so happy it's helped you! 💜

[@Aurla-R2-D2]

Hi, How many times a week do you use it? Cheers ^_^

[@debgilbert3206]

For me, my hair is my crowning glory and the root of my femininity, so I was devastated when my hair thinned during menapause. It took forever to come back but it is not close to what it used to be.

[@sweetestsna1]

She is so right about hair impacting our daily life. I didn't understand when my mom used to complain to me and now I complain to her and tell her I now feel her pain. We laugh but we both inside ourselves know it's painful to age. Embrace it if you can! ❤

[@kasey5973]

Never thought I would experience this. My entire family died with a full head of hair. I'm 66 and pulled the female pattern baldness card. I still feel fortunate that we have so much available to us, today. Angie, purchased the red light. Thank you both for this very informative and timely (for me) video.

[@user-tq5xn4ip3r]

I have alopecia. Cking with your doctor or a dermatolagist might help.

PRP, injections with a lot of vitamins, and minoxidil are ver good for those who have alopecia. A doctor will vive you a lot of exams and se the body as general. Sorry for my english☺️

[@recuerdos2457]

How has the red light helped so far?!? Thanks

@@recuerdos2457 I hope this helps you. The dermatologist I've been seeing for a year in Brazil always puts this helmet on the patient 15 minutes before a PRP or intradermal session. She said it's an adjuvant treatment. I'm also taking minoxidil and have had very good results. I have androgenetic alopecia. It's a shame that the treatment is very expensive, but instead of buying the helmet I would invest in the treatments.

[@christinamoller4342]

What great tips! I’ve been eyeballing that hair band gadget but am waiting for a sale for right-sided alopecia. It’s embarrassing.

[@diannhoward9903]

I’ve really liked watching each of your videos separately for some time now, so imagine my delight in getting both of you at once! Thank you

[@lewistracy3061]

Taking oral minoxidil.. it’s been 4 months and I had shedding and now it’s growing back !

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Awesome!!

[@cander78231]

Same! I didn't start to see a difference until month 4, so it's important to be patient!

[@rachidanait707]

Oral?

[@lekun9211]

Me too!!! Almost one year with oral minoxidil 5% and I can't believe my thickness is back. It works!! 😊

[@user-ws3xk3mc8j]

Couldn’t tolerate minoxidil but am getting treatment with a professional laser cap. It’s already starting to come back! ❤❤

[@anne-mariestevenson3296]

Just before Christmas 23, I bought a Hairmax 82 band. It was a very considered purchase, but I am so glad I did. I had overall thinning and it's made such a difference. It's only become noticeable in the last month or so. My husband hasn't seen such obvious results, but he's just pleased his hair isn't getting any thinner. Looking at the NuFace Trinity next! Thanks Angie because I really is helping by confidence.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

So happy HairMax is working for you!!

[@Aurla-R2-D2]

Hi, How often do you use it? Cheers ^_^

[@anne-mariestevenson3296]

@@Aurla-R2-D2 every other day. It takes about 90 seconds. We have it by our tv. If someone unexpectedly visits, one of us answers the door while the other one hides it.

[@Aurla-R2-D2]

@@anne-mariestevenson3296 ~ Thanks lots for letting me know :)

[@suzannemcelhaney4835]

With Minoxidil, i think it should be noted that is one of those that you must continue using once you start it. Any hair growth from it can just fall back out if you stop using it. Highly recommend finding a great dermatologist that puts on their website that they treat hair loss before even starting Minoxidil. Also, the one she flashed on the screen is the one to get! The serum is less heavy than the foam and less irritating, and Costco sells a 6 pack for about $20. When used once a day (typical protocol for women using 5%), it lasts me a year.

[@tsariaalbrecht1009]

I have been suffering from the AA form of hair loss for 15 years now. I still have more hair than I expected to. I agree. Minoxidil is really the ONE that works. I have a hairmax and I am not faithful about using it I keep telling myself... use it! And i love hair fibers. They make a huge difference.

[@EOBRIEN304]

My hair was falling out in the sink getting washed at the hairdresser. I had lost 40 lbs in a very short amount of time from a Low carb diet.

[@tinaswindell6786]

I can't use 2 hands at once either while drying my hair so one thing that I do so I can use a round brush while drying is that I have a hair dryer stand so that my hair dryer is stationary and not being held and then I can use the brush and just stand in front of it.

[@saigesola6489]

I will be 42 years old next month. When I was 38 I had Covid two times in a year and lost my dad that same year as well. I lost about 1/3 of my hair. After taking Nutrafol for 10 months, it completely brought my hair back. Those little hairs are trying to catch up, but they are making their way! After my 41st birthday, I started experiencing severe itchy scalp and tried probably 10 to 15 OTC products. In the end, the only thing that helped was doubling my collagen intake and no more itchy scalp.

[@juliejasinski917]

Which collagen?

[@cvonsutphen]

*Great Collab* ! Thank you both for great info in an informal chat session. Definitely worth a re-watch.

[@Aussiegirl1972]

Im 51 menopausal and my hair is still very thick I’m not experiencing hair loss at all or any other symptoms of menopause. 🙏

[@rachidanait707]

Good hairgenes

[@Aussiegirl1972]

@@rachidanait707 Yes you’re right. My father is 74 and he still has all his hair and it’s thick like mine. . My mum has fine hair but lots of it. 🙂

[@laurieparis2203]

Congratulations! 🎉 🍀

[@Aussiegirl1972]

@@laurieparis2203 Thank you 🙏 I know it’s tough for many women struggling with symptoms of menopause 😔

[@bertalippert]

6:53 This! It's helpful for them to check your Ferritin levels as well. It's involved in storing and releasing iron. I'm so grateful for my derm. She really knew all the things to look for and to determine the right prescription for me. I look at my older videos and the changes in my hair is huge!

[@c4caffeen134]

I agree & am trying to get my levels up but I have malabsorption so it's not that easy to raise levels of anything even tho I eat very well (on alot of beef/eggs right now) plus take supplements - also (Lugols) iodine is key too

[@bertalippert]

@@c4caffeen134 It can be so tricky as my iron wasn't technically deficient but my ferritin was soooooo deficient. Your doctor has to know to look for that or it can be a contributor to hair loss but easily overlooked. ~~~ I'm sorry to hear about your malabsorption. I bet that's frustrating to be doing the right things, but have trouble raising your levels. I'm sending you all the best as you navigate this. 💗

[@c4caffeen134]

@@bertalippert Thank you so much🧡🧡 And I completely agree with you & doctors on how tricky some of these things are. Most of us didn't even know about ferritin. I just learned a few months ago in my digestion/hypothyroid chaos. Did you have lethargy with low ferritin? What were your symptoms? Lethargy is probably what bothers me the most each day - - I'm a very PEPPY person & love being happy and "up".... my coffee barely helps now. It's my own fault from not being able to quit sugar & carbs for years & I'm paying dearly but it's retraining me to eat properly so I appreciate that it got me away from that when I couldn't do it 😀

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Iron deficiency in older women can be so confusing, and there can be so many factors involved like Ferritin levels & malabsorption. You've got a good dr. there who knew what else to look for!

[@vanitagomes3794]

You mean low ferritin causes hair loss ?

[@Mayapacalucy]

I was going to buy a laser light for my husband and had no idea of the difference between laser and LED. Thank you so much for this video Angie!

[@kathystclair9485]

Great topic. I wash my hair every other day. The night before, I derma roll the areas I need it and use men's minoxidil. I buy the small Kirkland brand bottles from Amazon. I do not use the syringe it comes with. I pour a small bottle into a small glass bottle with a spray nozzle. For me so much less messy. Rub it in well, then wash hands. I wash my hair the next morning. I have seen a lot of benefit using this method. I never round brush my hair dry. Though I'm sure it would give me more body, I don't like the payoff of the feeling I get using mousse. I do use a leave in conditioner, but I do not like some of the heat styling sprays. Bedhead makes my hair feel stiff. I'd rather have a softer feel, so I use Kristin Ess. Soft hair is hard to hold curl, but I rarely curl it the first day anyway, just straighten out the kinks. The second day holds curl well. Then I use a fine mist hairspray. Unlike most, I do not like a stiff hair spray feel.

[@barbschultz9323]

Laser hair band! Have been yelling it from the rooftops for about 3 years.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Me too! Love it!

[@Aurla-R2-D2]

Hi, How often do you use it, and for how many minutes? Cheers ^_^

[@janiceg7661]

Great video ❤ my derm gave me a scalp prescription, plus a minoxidil spray, I use rosemary oil mix with other oils, supplements, and a red light cap. It’s becomes a full time job. Very frustrating! Last year I cut chin length, mistake on hairdresser, but got rid of dead ends that’s for sure. I think hormones and thyroid are very important.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Getting older really is the gift that keeps on giving isn't it? And it is so frustrating the amount of products/treatments/work we have to put in to reverse some of these "gifts of aging"! Not everyone wants to do it but I know for many it's worth the effort... I just wish it was easier... 💜

[@kimbaker4352]

I think genetics play the biggest part in what we start out with. Both my parents had great hair, which thankfully they passed on to me, however being post menopause at 59yo I’ve noticed some thinning during the last couple of years and at first I thought maybe it was my tretinoin but now I’m thinking it’s more hormonal. Thanks for the video, very informative.

[@jann3443]

Two of my favorite content creators. Both deep dive into their areas of expertise to give us the best advice and suggestions. I've learned a lot and am so grateful. Thank you ❣️

[@curlgirl4265]

Doctors are not very good about checking Ferritin levels and if they do, don't pay much attention to low levels. I had a Ferritin level of 14 and was told it was fine, as my hair was falling out in clumps. I got rid of that doctor. I found another doctor who told me for hair growth Ferritin should really be above 50. I started Iron supplementation and I got my levels up. Much later, I found out the reason for the low ferritin was due to Celiac disease (that wasn't diagnosed for another almost 10 years). Great video Angie! It is devastating to have hair loss.

[@anniesimone]

The iron is taken out on vitamins for women post menopause due to the fact we don't lose that amount of blood every month anymore. To much iron could actually be damaging to the body, so always check at dr's office before starting to take it if not fertile anymore.

[@heatherdouglas-palumberi8297]

Yes - after we cease menstruating ingesting/absorbing excess iron (accounting for dietary sources) can increase risk for cardiac issues. Smart to consult your internist/primary care doctor and dermatologist before adding iron. My dermatologist ran several tests specific to medical sources of my hair loss (male pattern in a sixty-something female) before recommending treatment, coordinating with internist/general health records.

[@vlink4071]

Love Justin and his channel also! This has been very informative.

[@_frances11]

I highly recommend oral minoxidil. I have had incredible results from this. I had hair thinning over a few years, and then a lot of hair loss after a major surgery . The oral minoxidil (plus collagen & vitamin supplement) has worked wonders 💖

[@JL-be2sr]

Love you both! Glad to watch the meet up! ❤

[@dreymond9802]

I would’ve liked hearing more from Justin about preventatives up to half way into this.

[@1TimothyFourTen]

I like this guy - I watch his channel occassionally. As far as I personally am concerned, de-stressing will have to be at the top of my list, not last thing on the list because if you're eating stressed out, your food won't do your body much good. And exercise is a stress to your body so I do that in moderation. If I may.... I've been trying to consume ACV before eating a small salad before eating my protein, before I eat my starches, before I eat my fat ( I learned to do this from the French female biolologist, I think she is). And I do a little walking up and down the stairs throughout each day and then I started incorporating a few sit ups almost every day and I mean a few - like 3-10, if I can make it and that's it. I don't stress if I can't do more than those. :)

[@sarahclarke2103]

Would love a video on the potential of hair dye to cause hair loss. I have tried every laser cap, minoxidil, PRP, getting my vitamins and bloodwork checked and nothing has helped. I am 51. I have recently developed an allergy to PPD and now think it may have been causing my hair loss for the last five years. Love your channel!

[@EricaBassi99]

You can find a company that makes hair color without PPD on the net called Biokap

[@cathyhanson5885]

I am taking a collagen biotin supplement and my hair is absolutely growing longer.

[@ejbooks]

Please share the name of what you are taking😍.

[@MarisaPaola-um5yb]

I was given spironolactone and was told to buy monoxidil $195.00 in Australia for three months. The female packet didn't work, so started on the male 10 percent..after 1 year I've noticed zero results other than extreme dandruff and sores, irritation on the scalp. I'm 50 and my hair is whispy fly away it's barely there. I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and Sjogrens, and doctors are like 'oh well' 🤦..I've had to put up with a lot in life..now this, my eyebrows are almost all gone, my face is sprouting things it shouldn't be. damn

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

I'm so sorry to hear the treatments didn't work for you but before giving up I'd see a dermatologist or hair specialist because there are other treatments they could recommend. My friend couldn't use topical minoxidil either because it irritated her scalp. Hope you find some help. xo ~a.

[@annemichaels5368]

@MarisaPaola Have you tried Castor oil topically for regrowth on scalp, brows, lashes? It's inexpensive and I have had results. Make sure you get the hexane free kind in a dark glass bottle. There are other more expensive things to try like latisse, I just haven't tried those yet so I can't speak on them. As far as the random stiff chin hairs that began cropping up, I zapped them with one of those laser hair removal devices. The same kind you use on your legs.

[@MarisaPaola-um5yb]

Thanks guys, I was giving up. I've taken notes and motivated again..💕

[@lynnmcfarlin6261]

Castor oil for hair growth!!!​@@annemichaels5368

[@accesstotheredcarpet]

Rosemary or Castor oil are great options and dirt cheap wallet friendly. It has done wonders on my hair. I’m 55.

[@reneklein6049]

Hi Angie. What a fabulous, informative video. My hair loss is a direct result from menopause and possibly some medications. Both of my girls have PCOS, and my oldest daughter actually does take minoxidil orally, of course by prescription. She definitely has had improvement. I should mention to her the laser therapy. I personally love hair fibers. Once they're placed where I need them, I use hairspray, and they don't budge. It's not Toppix, but a brand called Fibolica. Since I have auburn hair, the color is a perfect match. Thank you for having Justin on your channel. You both had some great information. Have an amazing weekend. Hugs. 🫂🥰❤️

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Thanks for the hairspray tip with the fibers Rene! Have a wonderful weekend! 💜

[@reneklein6049]

You are so welcome! ❤❤​@@AngieHotandFlashy

[@jrhstl6769]

Just got my Hairmax Laserband…can’t wait to try it on my long hair❤️Mary

[@MsQ275]

it takes about 3 months with consistent use so be patient!! ❤

[@Aurla-R2-D2]

@@MsQ275 ~ Hi, How often do you use it? Cheers ^_^

[@darsig3317]

This was a great video!! I have been experiencing hair loss and will be using some of these products and ideas. Thank you both so much!

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@c4caffeen134]

This is happening to me in my middish 50s (large amounts of hair in my brush=panic!) but I also have leakygut, low thyroid so I know that's a huge factor - I started a Saw Palmetto DHT blocker (several caps a day) and it's really stopped alot of it ! 🙏🏼thankfully. It's saved my hair so far but will watch the video now🧡 I watch his channel sometimes & love him

[@annemichaels5368]

@c4caffeen134 I would love to know the brand of Saw Palmetto you use if you don't mind sharing. I've been wanting to try that.

[@c4caffeen134]

@@annemichaels5368 The only bad thing about this one that I know works & have used in the past is that it has a filler or 2 in it.. I know it has a Stearate which I never allow but it's the only one I allow bc this works so well for me. Horbäach Saw Palmetto Extract . I take 2 a day & will go to 3 if fallout returns. It's tamped the problem right down. I hope it works for you if you try it! =)

[@annemichaels5368]

​@@c4caffeen134Thank you!❤

[@vanitagomes3794]

What is the test to find out if I have a leaky gut

[@c4caffeen134]

@@vanitagomes3794 I'm self diagnosed on this one because I ate large dinner salads all the time and one evening in the bathroom I found literal lettuce pieces floating 🚽without being digested. There are small holes in the gut lining. But another sign is chronic shifting btwn constip. into diarr.. brain fog, gluten-grain intol, heavy lethargy/no energy & malabsorption.

[@agnesjuhasz7715]

I’m surprised you didn’t mention the one simplest, most effective treatment you can do yourself at home for hair growth and hair thickness: dermarolling the scalp!

[@fritzpeterson6273]

I just started taking Oral Minadoxil a month ago and hope it helps. Lost hair in the past and now at 63 just started losing ALOT of hair. It s really depressing and does affect my self esteem. Hope it stops soon. I am seeing a dermatologist but next looking into estrogen therapy. Hope I am not too late! Great video! Love you both!

[@Susy918]

Hi Angie! Please do a video using the minoxidil and light therapy. Thanks

[@josaczyn]

I started having alopecia when I was 55. I have had every treatment. I finally gave up and just try to style it accordingly. Wigs made me crazy. It definitely started with stress and a hormone based diet.

[@pinadelmonico]

My mom(she’s in her 70s) has tried nutrafol & loves it! ❤ her doc says she shouldn’t take the oral minoxidil bc of her blood pressure.

[@dyoungerman.]

I can 100% vouch for the Hairmax LaserBand! I started using it when I lost 75% of my thick, straight, elbow length hair in less than 2 weeks after a medical issue 3 years ago. My hair grew back incredibly fast, just as thick, and 2B/C wavy! The only downside is that I need to color my roots every 3 weeks because my hair grows 1cm+ in that time, which is double my previous growth rate. (I use it at least 5 nights/week for longer than the recommended 90 seconds.) I am more than willing to spend the time wearing it while doing a few evening chores because of the results it gives me!

[@kellyvendrasco1945]

How costly is it? Thanks!!

[@kellyvendrasco1945]

I'm afraid to use minoxidil because I have hirsutism.

[@Aurla-R2-D2]

Hi, How many minutes do you use it for? Cheers ^_^

[@dyoungerman.]

@@Aurla-R2-D2 I use it until the battery runs out, so 45 minutes total in 5 positions on my scalp while I'm doing stuff around the house. I spoke with their lead researcher when I got it & he told me using it longer would not guarantee me any better results, but it would be better to use it for longer in one treatment than using it for multiple 90 second treatments per day. I chose to go to the maximum (because I was in a crisis at first, and I continued because it became an easy habit that gives me great results). Each time you press the power button, it will run for a 10 minute cycle with a buzz every 30 seconds. The first 3 positions I use are across the top of the head like they show for the 90 second treatment. Then, I slide it up under my hair from the nape of my neck across my occipital bone for a cycle & across the nape of my neck for the last few minutes.

[@smallnwise1]

thanks Angie! Struggling with some wiry hair over here; would love some non-heat-tool advice, including product recommendations. I'm out here air-drying my curly/wavy hair. (I'm also moving to natural hair dye following NYT article on cancer risk of regular commercial dyes. Just putting that out there in case anyone else going through same/similar.)

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Justin has a video on hair texture changes that might answer your question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqfToKyompaIq7M

[@csstudio3648]

@smallnwise1 I started using a leave in conditioner to moisturize my curly hair as well as a gel and mousse layered on top to control the curl. This has improved my hair texture. I only started doing this for the last 3 years, age 66, after watching KZbin videos. I also started eating a Keto/carnivore diet. My hair is growing really well and it is getting darker, not more grey. So surprising!

[@dodipalmer856]

Water-soluble hair products work better for curly hair; there is little build-up and products tend to be more moisturizing. I use Raw Curls and my hair is now in really good condition. Innersense is another water-soluble brand liked by a lot of people.

[@porcupine783]

Me too!

[@knackfulknitter]

Good video! Question Angie: would the hair growth, in pill form, make hair grow else wear? Like eyelashes, above lip, etc.

[@MsQ275]

great question!

[@marew.8766]

Great video!! I know you said you’re not ready to be dye free but it’s a game changer for your complexion, health of your hair, scalp. ❤

[@karenscookingkorner]

I was losing my hair like crazy 4 years ago. I had started taking Collagen (not for my hair loss) and after 1 year my hair was so full!! I still take the Collagen and will continue till the end 😊

[@CarlaTucker-m1w]

What kind of collagen do you use?

[@annemichaels5368]

@karenscookingkorner What brands have worked for you? There are so many, I would love a recommendation.

[@karenscookingkorner]

@@annemichaels5368 Currently I use Neocell Super Collagen. I put 2 scoops in my coffee every morning 😊

[@MadisonHenessy]

Is the hair max band it is good

[@karenscookingkorner]

@@CarlaTucker-m1w I currently use Neocell Super Collagen. I put 2 scoops in my coffee every day 😊

[@cathythielen3182]

What a fantastic episode! Thanks so much!!!

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lolakathol4109]

Enjoyed this video! I have recently had 2 bunion surgery’s , and each surgery has caused some shedding . I use this product called, phyto serum for your hair. It’s less drying to your hair. It’s made a big difference! One thing that wasn’t mentioned is thyroid get that checked out as well.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Great point! Thyroid issues can definitely affect hair.

[@JillKnapp]

For anyone with thyroid issues: biotin supplements will interfere with your thyroid bloodwork. So definitely let your endocrinologist know that you take biotin so you'll know how far in advance of any bloodwork you'll need to stop it. Also, if you're on medication for thyroid (whether it's underactive or overactive), talk to your endo. ❤

[@rhondalane4001]

Great video! Thanks so much! Great tips for us ladies!!

[@gladysgarrity5721]

Wow this was amazing love to see him do a video doing your hair see you soon ❤

[@stuartpierce121]

I am 58 my hair has changed so much! Very thin on top now! It is upsetting!. The texture is very different. Jennifer

[@patriciakeegan4228]

I’m 78…my hair was starting to thin at the crown. In order to support weight lifting and muscle maintenance, I began having a collagen milkshake most afternoons. It has improved dramatically even tho everything I see on the topic of collagen says it doesn’t do any good to ingest it…I don’t have another explanation. 😊

[@ejbooks]

Could you please tell me the name of the collagen milkshake?

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

The research on collagen is mixed but some of it shows that collagen peptide supplements do work! I take a collagen peptide supplement and I'm sure it helps with my achy knees and I'm hoping it also helps with hair & skin!

[@Benegesserite]

Watch dr haver

[@patriciakeegan4228]

@@ejbooks I use Maria Emmerichs recipe and Vital Proteins is the brand of collagen powder I use in it.

[@patriciakeegan4228]

@@AngieHotandFlashy thank you for commenting. ♥️

[@kathyruggiero565]

Hi Angie, I love your content on your videos! Thanks you! I have a question... You talked about the liquid minoxidil being messy. I'm wondering if you know about the minoxidil pill? I've been taking it for a year and my hair is as thick as it was in high school! I am ecstatic about it! I never would have tried the liquid minoxidil since I have curly hair and wash my hair about twice a week so the liquid was definitely out of the question. Just wanted to bring that to your attention 😊

[@f0xtr0ts]

I’m having a deja vu moment. I thought I saw this a few weeks ago.

[@barbalborano8441]

This same video was on Justin’s channel. I thought I was losing it too lol

[@AprilMay-s8e]

@@barbalborano8441😂

[@angelirohival6270]

Ever since I changed my eating habits I noticed less hair fall out. I recently found out gluten can cause hair fall out! It is so essential and so worth it to improve your diet! Great video! I am a subscriber to both channels.

[@carlafoglia1873]

My sister is a hairstylist for 20 years and she recommended me the Ibera Paris, the colostrum line, which is a fertilization therapy done once a month with colostrum and it requires also the use of a daily serum. It has several steps. Lots of massages, it is expensive and requires heat to activate the product, but it’s the only thing that revives boldness and thickness hair. My husband bold spot is full of hair, we couldn’t believe it. We see quite an improvement in 3 months. I never recommend a product before and I was pretty skeptical but this therapy is based on science, so I tried it. Like on everything else, consistency is the key.

[@shirleyadkins4624]

Great video!! Lots of info for the uninformed. Going to share with friends who need this. I have thinning hair but have naturally curly hair and don’t use a round brush. Kinda given up on fighting it with wigs that I can change styles whenever I want. The curl pattern is crazy ugly and just too much work.

[@dehelwig]

Angie, Rogaine makes Women's 5% foam, so take note that women do have that option once per day. It's not greasy at all and I love it.

[@embeth446]

This was really interesting and informative. Justin was great and Angie you have the best way of cutting the crap and breaking it down to science. Thank you!

[@latherandlace]

Angie - you are so brilliant and truly a gift to women as they age! I'm so glad I found you. I'm getting my pierced ears fixed. A cosmetic surgeon is closing my original ear holes and piercing it 6 weeks later. My ear holes have stretched to the point that my earrings fall through the holes! 😮 Imagine my surprise the first time this happened! I dont want to lose some really good earrings! I don't know if any other older women have this. Headed to the Outer Banks in the am for a week! Can't wait! I have a little male pattern baldness but I truly used to have so much hair it was almost too much. It's good right now!

[@kellyvendrasco1945]

I can't wait to watch this video!!! I have alopecia and am on Spironolactone and just started HRT 6 weeks ago. Praying it helps!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@susandean8584]

How is it working for you?

[@soulsurvivor1238]

Fantastic video. So true what is said about hair issues as related to self-esteem. I have been very fortunate to have thick hair all my life, & at 53, still do. My issue is that the individual strands are much finer. The fineness/change in hair texture really affects not only how I'm able to style my hair, but 2nd & 3rd etc. day hair becomes so knotted & matted, even with use silk pillowcase. I've yet to find a solution.

[@annemichaels5368]

@soulsurvivor1238 I have tried the bonnets which help. Now that my hair is long enough to braid I do that. Sometimes I will wrap it slightly damp around a bandana or headband. Then put the bonnet over. It dries overnight and I have curls when I unwrap it. Same idea as the old fashioned rag curlers I suppose. But, yeah, those huge knots are the worst!

[@soulsurvivor1238]

Thank you! I actually have bonnets but don't use them often as I find they slip off, especially when using the silk pillowcase. But it's a good reminder that I need to try again, perhaps using bobbypins to better secure it. That, or buy different bonnets 😂.

[@annemichaels5368]

@@soulsurvivor1238 I completely understand the slip off struggle. I've even wrapped a long thin scarf over my head and tied it under my chin before 😄

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

You might want to try minoxidil or red light therapy. It sounds like your follicles aren't producing the same thickness of hairs as they were previously and either of those therapies would help strengthen the scalp & follicles!

[@soulsurvivor1238]

@@annemichaels5368 I can just envision, too funny!

[@KB-ox1nf]

I know multiple people dealing with hair loss after COVID, so don’t forget that possibility as part of long COVID. None of them have figured out what to do for regrowth. If you have any information on the COVID factor, please share.

[@VAL702]

I had Covid hair loss and collagen supplements were a game changer for me - also cutting off the broken hair

[@KB-ox1nf]

@@VAL702was there a specific brand of collagen that worked for you? The formulas are all so different.

[@joelleaittama1416]

I have tried all of this but minoxidil, with no results, since I first noticed thinning in my early forties. Thought it was thin then, but fast forward to now at 56 and it’s very thin all over my head, versus five years ago where it was just thin on top. I’m betting it’s all minoxidil and not the laser. I am very thin and my OB/GYN said you store estrogen in fat cells. I think that’s my whole problem.

[@monicaswavel6074]

Great video! I really enjoyed it and learned a lot!

[@middlesismonica]

Yay!! So glad to see Justin. Y’all are two of my favorites ❤

[@accesstotheredcarpet]

Such an informative video! Love for Justin to come back to talk about organic shampoo 🆚 salon shampoo and drugstore shampoo as well. I’d love to hear his opinion on it.

[@InfinityHealthPilates]

My hair is thicker than ever after using the iRestore for a year. No more extreme shedding . And I added collagen into my vitamin regime. Also the instructions from Justin and Chris Jones. Got all the stuff they recommend from brushes from Fromm and mousse.

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Awesome! I'm glad iRestore worked for you. I tried it years ago and it was so tight on my head I found it too uncomfortable to use but I know many people love it!

[@vanitagomes3794]

What is irestore. Is it a supplement

[@laurieparis2203]

​@@vanitagomes3794it's a red light therapy helmet used to restore thinning hair. See 8:45 of this video. Angie describes it there.

[@InfinityHealthPilates]

@@vanitagomes3794 it’s a red light /laser helmet for hair growth

[@janicegiordano3688]

Great tips! I'm going to try the Toppik since I've been unhappy with the Edit and L'oreal root touch up sprays. We just bought the Hairmax 82 and hoping to see results in a few months. Thanks for the great information.

[@dlj548]

This was a great video. So much information to help those of us who are experiencing hair loss. I appreciate all of the research you do before presenting your videos.

[@tcm3097]

Kerotin Hair Growth Drops truly effective, natural ingredients.

[@3kboom]

About the biotin, it does help your hair grow back (volume) if you lost hair due to biotin defficiency…

[@JadeOh181]

I have been using the Toppik hair fiber to cover my parting and to cover up the grays/whites before my next hair dye and it's really works

[@reneebertram2365]

I think Angie would look adorable and even younger (with her beautiful skin) in a little shorter style. Not super short, but maybe shoulder length?

[@kathleengilmore8238]

Great, Great, Great. Thank you both!!!!

[@vanitagomes3794]

Thanks Angie this was very informative and very useful. Would be very grateful if you could do one vlog on your diet another vlog on your exercise regime another on skincare and haircare. And yes one on what HRT you are taking and all the changes done. That would be really helpful and hopeful too

[@reneeburich9497]

I have so much hair that air brushing would take way too long. I have straight hair and a lot of it. So, I put in a volumizing product, blow dry it almost dry and then use hot rollers and a curling iron when it’s dried.

[@EvolutionaryYak]

Laser cap 100%,..with NO led in it,..all laser light like Angie mentioned. caps are fantastic, some are only 6min per day

[@neem33]

Great video and lots of awesome tips! I finally started applying mousse all over ( and not just at the roots for volume) and found my go -Alter Ego Whipped cream mousse works really well for flexible style and control and helping with the frizzes. Will try the topix for more volume!

[@meganbrown7484]

Angie is an expert, too!

[@stuartpierce121]

I enjoy Justin's channel also. Very helpful! Thanks Angie and Justin Jennifer 😊

[@AngieHotandFlashy]

Our pleasure!! Have a great weekend Jennifer!

[@michellerace]

What about curly hair girls with male pattern baldness?

[@rosedecaro]

Hello, I also use the Hairmax laser band as well and I too love how it’s to be used in just a snap so I’m using that along with Hairmax supplements which has Biotin in it too. I have noticed new fuzzies/baby hairs sticking up around my front and my temples in the morning, so I know that’s new hair :) but! my crown is thinning and I thought about the 5% Minoxidil you mentioned - But I’m afraid the minoxidil will start to grow hair on my face? What are your thoughts? And also how often are you using the Hairmax laser band? My Trichologist said I can use it daily - plus I’m using the Capillia medicated shampoo and conditioner. Great video!!!

[@debs5531]

Great collab!! Love you both ❤

[@janetp5956]

Fantastic video with such helpful information from Justin!!!

[@christybenson9319]

Thank you for such important information. Loved this collaboration with Angie and Justin !

[@JadeLab11]

Such great info, thanks!

[@presea2000]

Listening this at the age of 34 😢😢😢 with thin hair 😢😢😢😢

[@katherinebartonmcclellan8203]

Actually seniors should not take iron except in select cases and only under the supervision of a doctor. According to the Mayo Clinic: One of the areas of contention is iron supplements for older adults. Iron is an important mineral, and iron deficiencies can lead to serious health issues. For that reason, iron supplements are a huge seller and are often pushed toward older adults with the idea that they can prevent anemia and help boost energy. The problem is that having a surplus of iron is also dangerous, and most older adults get the iron they need from diet alone. So there are many cases where taking iron supplements can actually be bad for your health. In fact, most older adults probably shouldn’t be taking iron supplements at all. Before we get into more details, we’ll sum up the Golden Rule of IOA health blogs: talk to your doctor. If you believe you have an iron deficiency, find out! Find out if supplements are right for you. Find out if they are dangerous. Iron deficiency is a real thing. But so is iron surplus. Monitoring your health, talking to your doctor, and taking professional advice is the best way to make sure you don’t suffer from either.