My Hair Growth Update…

[@ChudesnayaIskra]

Rogain Rogain and Rogain!!! I have been using it for last 10 years and when I stop I loose hair. If you want to have more hair try it. Hair care is like skin care. If you see results with Tretinoin why would you stop using it? So Rogain is the same, I do not worry about the fact that I have to use it for the rest of my life to see results.

[@sr28774]

Its true!

[@anacs7704]

Minoxidil has a proven effect of causing temporary hair loss 3 to 6 months after the end of the treatment, because of how the medication works on changing the growth cycles of your hair folicles. That’s why you see increase hair loss when you stop it. Also - no one should use isotretinoin forever, as it has real and severe side effects. Those are for sure not comparable medications in any way shape or form

[@kathrynsteele4543]

The way minoxidil (Rogaine) works on hair loss is that it only works for as long as you use it. That’s just how it works.

[@rtklarsfeld]

I have tried using Rogaine but it makes my hair incredibly sticky, tacky, greasy. Any recommendations??

[@kristenmoore4057]

I was doing all the natural masks and treatments and spending so much time energy and money every week with so so results and then finally I tried rogaine and my hair is growing amazingly, better than ever before, and it takes one minute a day- a little puff of foam and rub it in. instead of hours with a red light helmet, masks. Shampoos, scalp oils, expensive supplements I am not convinced we need anyway if we are eating well. Just use the rogaine, 1 minute a day, 30 or 40$ a month. It’s a no brainer. Science has proven it works. In like 3 months. The alternatives take so much time and money and dont get the same results.

[@AM-qr4ys]

it is so good to see you in such a cheerful mood. i know you been struggling ( i was and still am around the same time as you). been very hard. but to see how things can turn around. even if it’s for right now it’s reassuring. enjoy. enjoy the hair growth. the beautiful dress. you deserve it. ❤

[@dubyabalthazar4598]

I feel like such an asshole cuz i have a lot of thick curly course hair n always been very frustrated with how long hair care n styling takes...i take my hair for granted... n often tell ppl who say i wabt ur hair n i jokingly say take it... but hair loss for women is very devastating. Im goibg to start getting grateful for my hair no matter how long it takes to style

[@listeningatwork8719]

I had annoyingly thick hair until I reached my early 30’s. Then it steadily began to thin out. Now, 20+ years later, it’s visibly thinning. I miss those days of “unmanageable” thick hair.

[@MsTammi125]

❤its always the small things. You've unlocked a wisdom nugget

[@NCollins86]

Same! I have thick hair but it has started to fall out from wearing it up in ponytails 25/7All around my hairline I have huge areas of new growth from taking Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides. Tbh, that's where I've seen the best results in my skin and hair, but NOT my nails, unfortunately. I work in the medical industry and have to wash hands constantly. Any tips on nail growth?

[@a49-n2o]

This is so refreshing and does something for my heart, thank you for sharing!

[@lauren8627]

It is much appreciated as someone with thin hair. I lost hair after my son was born and I was really upset by it. When I confided in a "friend" she said "oh well you didn't have much to start with". What the actual f***?

[@Shrut-patel]

I loose my hair in 2020 due to stress. And i took nutrafol for almost 1 year and it works . Also i use the ordinary multi peptide hair serum for hair thickness and my hair is back to normal now.

[@ernturnstheburn]

i use irestore, spironolactone, oral minoxidil, and tretinoin at my hairline. my temporal recession is improving and im so excited. highly recommend all of these modalities

[@RedHeadTea]

I'm so happy for you! I just lost my hair to chemo (looks like eyebrows are about to checkout as well) and I had healthy, thick and shiny hair. When I finally had to shave it all off (I looked like Golum with the bald patches), I realised how much my red hair was a part of my identity and how I took it for granted, even complained how long it took me to dry and style it...I know it will grow back, but being over 40,I wonder if it will be the same.

[@anupamurali3795]

omg! as a desi it made me SO happy to see minimalist skincare being used!!!!! love it! i have low porosity hair as well and very long.. i can give the malic acid treatment a try! love you and love all the research you do about this!

[@melodielumley6450]

I'm so happy for you. Hair loss is devastating and so personal. My doc made me a compound that includes minoxidil, finasteride, HRT and a tiny steriod. Yes, all in one scalp compound. That along with my irestore - wow. I'm back. You look excited! yay (just take care of yourself, it's okay to slow down, you sound...fast). much love. ❤

[@oliviamargaretsmith]

Cassandra your hair looks so good! Yes it looks so much thicker and denser. Congrats girl! Loving this series.

[@Kay2be2mr]

People really need to learn the difference between lose and loose.

[@sithesparkle]

Love your energy! Congratulations on your hair journey!

[@Stoicmuslimah]

I’m glad they don’t have Biotin in it either! I took high doses of biotin to help hair growth before and it actually made my hair loss worse!!

[@jessicavandrie2683]

Wow I love that they're using methylcobalamin and not cyanocobalamin. Also love that they don't use biotin as it can break acne prone people out.

[@jimkaffes491]

Gurlllll your hair looks amazing, keep up the good work ❤🦋

[@andreahughes6288]

I wouldn't do micro needling on long hair, I think it would cause you problems with more hair breakage again and you'd loose all the progress you've accomplished. You've heard the saying "If it's not broke don't fix it). In otherwords your hair is doing great so don't mess with it just keep doing what your doing. The man you mentioned that did the micro needling had very short to almost no hair so micro needling wouldn't affect his hair falling out like it would long hair. Also I'd be worried about getting your long hair tangled up in the micro needling roller. Now that would be a nightmare.😢

[@ALaVeyy]

The stamp works much better than the roller for scalp

[@tashafoxx17]

Your hair definitely looks way better! I would only do hair microneedling in a clinical office with prp microneedling. It definitely works really well but I would not do it at home

[@raahatlookmanji7945]

Hey! I used The Ordinary serum and after a bottle and a half my baby hair growth was OUT of control! It really helped. Another option since you like Be Minimalist is the Hair Growth Actives 18% Hair Serum!! I'm using that one now and it seems really good. I had noticed that after using The Ordinary one for a while the new hair growth really slowed down - maybe I developed a bit of a tolerance to it - so I switched and the new hair growth I'm seeing has been great!

[@KaterynaNovakivska-i2w]

Ordinary peptide is a great serum. After 4 bottles I have noticeable regrowth, almost a fringe

[@simplyrue4725]

If you’re considering microneedling please use the dermastamp instead of the roller.. The roller can pull your hair so much.

[@mirinaxo1663]

The iRestore helmet worked really quite well for me, but then I quit using it when I got really ill, but I’m back at it again and I don’t plan on stopping. I was also thinking of trying the Nutrafol products but wasn’t 100% sure… now after watching this video I’m definitely going to try it! I also seen the video where Dr. Idriss says throw the kitchen sink at your hair loss and I kind of agree. I was thinking of starting the micro needling but I’ve been was a bit nervous, nonetheless I think I might just give it a try! I think it would be really cool if you did as well and the rest of us got to see your experience ❤

[@lisa22150]

I love seeing your positivity and enthusiasm. I'm going through my own hair regrowth journey though mine is from AA and menopause. So far just some regrowth at the temples. I'm using Musely minoxidil potion, Finasteride, an LLLT cap, microneedling, Viviscal, other supplements, massage, random oils and serums...looking forward to hopefully a full(ish) head of hair eventually!

[@lauren8627]

Absolutely stunning ingredients in these supplements. Nice to find it all in one. Iodine and Zinc are two HUGE HEAVYWEIGHTS when it comes to stress and endocrine health. These supplements would be very decent (depending on ui/mcg) for people with ADHD too. You've sold me. * edit * Apart from the fact it's between $150 and $800 a bottle in Australia 😂. Daymn.

[@giannamitsi6004]

Why you never mention what was the DIAGNOSE for your hair loss? Hormonal? Autoimmune? Due to microorganisms?

[@yngclothing]

It’s likely anorexia

[@GabbyPeterson17]

I have been going through my own hair regrowth journey and I gotta say that microneedling and minoxidil has been working wonders

[@anushkabanerjee3698]

So proud to see an Indian brand being featured in your channel!

[@cvonsutphen]

Minoxidil was NO for me, the use it or loose it approach wasn't sustainable, it also left me feeling greasy and having to wash more often which wasn't great for mids/ends. I used a rosemary/peppermint tea made with essential oils, applied nightly with scalp massage, not greasy and definitely experienced regrowth. My hair is fine, low density, wavy. I added a shower filter, use a hard water shampoo 1-2x/month, stopped using volumizing shampoo for strengthening formulas and use a hair mask for a regular was day conditioner. I'm 57, do not color my hair and have grays throughout but prominently at the temple. I don't heat style except for diffusing roots and a bit of hover diffusing. My hair is collar bone length, I never do tight styles with ponytail bands; claw clips or hair combs only.

[@oliviahembrom1]

Haha... Loved the way you punched in punjabi and hindi lines in the video! Wishing you all the best from India ❤

[@rtklarsfeld]

Love seeing your beautiful smile!!

[@petran.3826]

Hi there, since I am from Duesseldorf/Germany I cannot get all this stuff you showing here. I was struggeling with stress related really mean hair loss and fighting now my receding hairline🤯But what really helped and still helps me is 100%Aloe Vera gel and ja, the good old rosemary oil. I massage it in every night and during the day I use the Aloe as a refreshing gel for my curls. Hair is growing like hell, I swear! Due to the moisture sitting in the Aloe no frizz at all also. And by the way, don't use this repair mask too often, have a look at the second ingredient: This will dry out your hair. You might better drink alcohol than putting it on your - thanks to Mel - beautiful hair❤

[@Christins8818]

if you like india based haircare have you ever tried Amla powder for a hair and sculp mask? It's full of vitamin C and it leaves your hair soft and strenghtend for weeks after the treatment. I use it (sometimes in combination wit cassia powder) on my clients with very weak hair to maintain the length.

[@8SparrowBird8]

how do you use it?

[@Christins8818]

@@8SparrowBird8 I mix it with hot water to a paste, let it cool down and apply it to towel dry hair. I leave it for 10-20min and rinse it out, no wash.

[@MuserAthena]

I am so happy you spoke Punjabi and Hindi in this video. I felt recognized and represented 😊

[@mandiramaji794]

Timestamp?

[@fabuloustobi9684]

@@mandiramaji794attention span?

[@SophieBot5000]

Hey Cassandra 😍 I micro needled my scalp at home and I regret it! Even with all the sanitation precautions I took I still got an infection that made all my hair fall out in a quarter sized bald spot. I’m so thankful it came back but I was absolutely destitute😫

[@darrylgolan4806]

Aww so happy to see you so happy and light! Plus those punjabi lines were so cute !

[@ubxtch]

Instead of using rograin and/or monoxidil, use rosemary essential oil and peppermint essential oil in your shampoo. Peppermint oil for circulation and rosemary oil has carsonic acid which helps regrow hair. Lavender oil helps to keep pigment in your hair as well. If you don’t want to put these into your hair wash routine, use black Jamaican caster oil extra dark as a carrier oil for the peppermint, lavender and rosemary oils, and use as a hot oil treatment. They’re so helpful. Your hair will LOVE YOUU.

[@ktj8074]

You have to be careful with what oils you put on your scalp. A lot of them will feed the natural yeast that your scalp produces and cause fungal dandruff. I learned this the hard way. So far the only oil I’ve found that doesn’t cause this issue for me is jojoba oil. Probably because jojoba oil closely mimics the oils ur skin naturally produces.

[@tamcon72]

@@ktj8074Have you tried mixing essential oils with jojoba? It's a common carrier oil and could help prevent the side effect you speak of.

[@ubxtch]

@@ktj8074 essential oils can’t do that cause their consistency is really thin. They’re more like a liquid menthol. Also peppermint oil can kill fungal dandruff as well. Black Jamaican castor oil can also help get rid of fungi as it has anti fungal and anti bacterial properties

[@ktj8074]

@@ubxtch Castor oil is what caused my fungal infection. I was using it to try and grow my hair since it was thinning and I ended up having to go to the Derm because my scalp was so itchy. I ended up with dandruff caused by an overgrowth of natural fungi on the scalp. Which the Derm said was caused by the castor oil and the fungus feeding on it.

[@ubxtch]

@@ktj8074 depends what castor oil you were using. Black Jamaican castor oil is noncomedogenic as well. Black Jamaican castor oil has been used in Africa for hair treatments since the dawn of time. The way it’s made is by roasting and boiling castor seeds. The ash that’s produced from it is what helps the hair and kills fungi because it’s has a high ph level than regular castor oil.

[@louisel118]

I am so happy to see you're having better days!I wish these shipped to Canada

[@margaretmckay1281]

Yay!!!! New hair!!!! So happy for you. 🫂❤️

[@guille1505]

Love your videos so much because your energy is amazing! Love how your hair looks as well!

[@yeshuahamashiach1645]

Thank you 💕 You are beautiful in and out God BLESS you ❤️

[@EmmaErsblabla]

capsicum is where capsaicin comes from - aka chili peppers ❤

[@oolahkhalid]

Ah Cassie love your Hindi/punjabi/urdu, it means I love it and it’s a long story. ❤

[@juliet12383]

Casandra, you are such a nice person. I wish you could live in my country I would constantly invite you to my dinner party. 🤣❤️

[@ThyCatalystRaves]

Yayy! A happy you, makes a happy us!

[@noelane739]

My two cents (that may not even apply to you)...If you've been diagnosed with androgenic alopecia, save yourself all the $$$ and heartache on products and treatments and just start minoxidil. For me, starting minoxidil felt like giving up on my belief in my hair's ability to grow on its own, and I didn't want to do that. It was emotionally really hard to start minoxidil and I tried to psych myself out of it for years. But....I regret not starting sooner, I regret those 6 months where I stopped, and I'm so happy to be back on it. I also hugely regret all the money/hassle spent on treatments that ultimately didn't work (hair oiling...). AGA SUCKS but there are far worse conditions to have to deal with.

[@Jen_Agnes]

Regarding the Minimalist bond complex deep conditioner, its a great conditioner for virgin or minimum damage hair. Doesn't work that well for chemically treated hair. I really like the light helmet, it works great ! Its one of the things I would seriously invest on♥️

[@Whisky-1203]

Glad to see nutrafol is working ordered it awhile ago but not great at remembering to take it. Has a lot of vitamins that are beneficial not just for hair and no weird after taste. May try the hair mask -most bond treatments don’t work too well like olaplex and k18. Vegamour had the most success but it irritated my scalp too much. If you are serious make sure to get the more expensive version i saw results in about 2 months.

[@chincaglieria]

It really works. I used it for 10 years and then stopped 5 years ago. Just don’t wanna bother with it anymore. I also wear wigs now

[@einlimosg]

Girllk you are so happyyyyy ❤

[@luciusverusluciusverus3082]

I just saw their vegan line. So I was thinking of getting it. I have the white irestore helmet, may eventually upgrade 🤷‍♂️ PS thanks for this video 🎉

[@Vlaloca777]

Your hair looks good! I do have a question have you tried avuryedic methods? I do a fenugreek and castor oil massage on my head and it’s really helped me grow back hair I lost from COVID, stress and abuse. I have a ton of baby hairs and short strands. I’ve been trying to grown my hair back for 2 years now and I’m finally seeing results. I know it doesn’t work for everyone but worth a shot

[@lpgilber]

A few years ago, my hair stylist noticed that the hair in the centre of my hair had broken off and I was basically almost bald in that area. She said she had a previous client with the same issue but her hair grew back after a time. So trying to pro-active, I bought an electric scalp massager and an IRESTORE helmet. My hair gradually grew back but I don't know how much those two gadgets helped. Recently, I stopped relaxing my hair and I cut most of it off. It was long but thinning out. Since then, my hair has basically been growing extremely fast and thick and I am over 40. I still use the IRESTORE (I am still using the older version) and I also massage my scalp with several oil (including Rosemary) at least two to three times a week.

[@elianahf]

Thank you for this video, hair fall it is so distressing! I got the Irestore helmet and found it helpful. Online, I discovered Advanced Trichology, and they have been a life saver for me. Unfortunately I do not live in the States so I could not have an in office consultation but they were very thorough in getting the info via email, they advised a series of blood tests and when I sent back the results they suggested a course of supplements and products to address the issue successfully. I also did few sessions of PRP to support all the rest😊

[@zgts4u]

How did you do the blood tests and send the results? Iv heard of the doctor and advanced tricology and wanted to try it

[@zgts4u]

I’m from uk

[@elianahf]

After they asked me few questions about my helth and life style ,they sent me a list of bllod tests to take.I took the list of the blood tests they advised me to take to my doctor to have them prescribed for the lab. I sent them the results by email. They told me ,according to the lab results what I should take as supplements and which one I should have stopped of the ones I was already taking. They also asked me to send pictures of the top and sides of my head so that they could have a visual too. The lady I dealt with was Mary Jane and she was fantastic, so supportive! Let me know if this helps😊

[@elianahf]

youtube.com/@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist?si=wca0UxUsl6OEWhY4

[@elianahf]

youtube.com/@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist?si=wca0UxUsl6OEWhY4

[@GodswordwithHanna]

I got acne after using nutrafol but the one with biotin. I checked the vegan and I don’t see biotin there so I might try! However the B12 can also cause more acne.

[@cristalgahanreznor7519]

Yeaaaah, my derm said exactly the same: B12 may cause break outs, and so does biotin :(

[@luciusverusluciusverus3082]

You are such goof, love it ❤🎉😊

[@blazefiredragonz5252]

your hair looks amazing!!!

[@missfatcat]

Try the rosemary oil! My client’s friend did it and really worked

[@Sileste17]

Hi Cassandra, have you tried microneedling? I'm now after three treatments in my trychologist office, and I hope for the best :) PS if your hair gets stiff after using to much protein just use something else (humectants, emolients), your hair might be better when you will not use proteins every wash ;)

[@gisellegomez8229]

I've been doing Rogaine for over 6 months now and Derma stamping everything's filling in slowly but nicely it takes patience

[@grqergegsdf]

Hows your rosemary essential oils going?

[@cozykitcat4100]

What do you think of laser treatment for wrinkle removal? Is it good for acne scars too? If anyone has had this done feel free to let me know how it worked out for you ❤

[@coya8coy175]

Oral hair growth stuff has worked for me in the past, but breaks me out horribly. My hair has mostly grown back after treating a previously undiagnosed health condition, but I’m wondering if I could do better. Not sure if using topical products are worth it…

[@srkusa]

So happy for you! Not sure what happened to you but here's what I've learned with hair loss. IF the hair follicles are not dead, they do start growing in about 3-4mths. Hence I'm very skeptical of any non FDA approved vitamins that promote hair growth. From most testimonials, ppl have reported growth seen with vitamins as 3-4mths...hmmn...so perhaps a dud product 🤔

[@bashag5477]

Yes. I would have to say yes to that very last question you asked at the end :/

[@rtklarsfeld]

I have been getting scalp PRP injections every 4 months along with using the new iRestore helmet, and am having success. No hair breakage, which is a concern with micro-needling. I have Nutrafol, but became lazy taking 4 pills every morning. You have inspired me to take it back up. I’d like to use the Menoxidal I purchased, but it makes my hair greasy and tacky…. Any suggestions? Additionally, I had longer wavy hair and recently cut it to collar bone length. I can not emphasize how much thicker and healthier my hair appears!!!

[@Scipio0404]

The Be Minimalist stuff look so good, too bad they don't have international shipping

[@carmenfernandez8638]

I think if you are a man or women with very short hair it will be fine but a woman with long hair is going to get a lot of breakage or damage from the needles, the rollers and stamps are wider than the hair part, so you have to go over the hair. I am also battling hair loss but the only time I did it I could hear my hair breaking.

[@Rockstar12576]

Hi Cassandra! Please make a video on Artistry and Filorga under eye creams and their affordable dupes if any... My mum uses Artistry but it's getting quite heavy on pocket😅

[@JA99]

What about minoxidil? Im just starting my hair growth journey and this seems to be popular. Is it not cruelty free?

[@JugiK_]

Im so happy for you!🎉❤ I used hair topper when I had hair loss in the past due to stress and health issues. I didnt use any hair loss products and my hair started to grow back on its own. did you ever consider getting a hair topper when you started to loose hair?

[@cristalgahanreznor7519]

OK all good but what type of hairloss is it?

[@priscillamorales3130]

When I was a vegan I lost a lot of hair, just saying… no disrespect!! 🙏🏼

[@tmpurpero]

Beta carotene is the precursor to vitamin A and a large percentage of people cannot convert that to vitamin A. Also a large percentage of people cannot absorb vitamin B12 and need the sublingual form to properly absorb it.

[@ceciliacooper1462]

That smile!! 😁🦋

[@romeo7smith463]

I just would be curious to see if she went off vegan diet and ate a little more if there would be a change in her hair issue.

[@janin3374]

I would be very interested in seeing you micro needling your scalp, cause I'm considering that two at the moment 😅

[@ellenmuthexperiments2254]

Penny Smith, Master aesthetician, has a bunch of videos on microneedling minoxidil and how she does it and how it works for her if you are interested.

[@marim248]

Hi Cassandra, could you please do an "Honest Review" of the Chemist Confessions products? I love their gold standard glycolic acid and Mr. Reliable moisturizer and would love to know your take on them.

[@luciusverusluciusverus3082]

So, did the newer elite irestore work better than the pro?

[@AnnaCruz-ih4xu]

Could you review ordinary multi peptide copper peptide serum?

[@Laura-ln3or]

I would love a video on Tatis Halo supplements

[@sr28774]

I hope that helmet gets shiper, cause its a big investment.

[@romeo7smith463]

Is she vegan? It’s nice to try it and I tried it myself,(Failed) I knew a girl in her 20s a full vegan for so many yrs, finally all her serious health problems stopped once the Dr told her she needed to go off Vegan. Can this be a possible issue for her hair?

[@ibrahimlovesblink]

What type of hair is your hair? Straight, wavy, or curly? Because in all your cases, you are georgeous😍🥰🥰

[@KateEllias]

What seems to have worked for me is Magnesium (glycinate). I have taken 240 mg daily for the last 4 years. It was recommended to me as a natural muscle relaxant, for my fibromyalgia, by a integralist dr. , here in Bay Area. At some point along this time I have noticed a lot of new growth and also is longer now than I have ever managed to get it grow. Generally seems healthier. The new growth was so significant that I suddenly had a hair whorl in front that was hard to manage and on the back I need pins to hold the baby hairs when I wear a ponytail. I think I have better hair now, at 55 (also dying my hair) than I had in my 20s. I figured out the Mg was responsible for that, 'cause there's only one other medication (Naltrexone 4mg) that I have taken constantly all this period. I have always had very thin, fine and sparse hair. I have taken only one kind of Mg this whole time, a specific brand that was recommended. Trying to figure out what had helped, I saw online that there's evidence that Mg supports new hair growth. I suppose that the vit ur taking (though I haven't spotted Mg on the list of ingredients) might work in the same way. 👍 I should mention that I still lose a lot of hair. All the best for you, you'll figure that one too, as you did with so many things in the past. I've been admiring you for many years, your oppeness, determination to find solutions, truthfulness, your strength... You're something else, girl ! 🤗

[@15Abay]

Can you review the dollar tree dupe for glow recipe watermelon toner and other products.

[@lorimoore5589]

What I did notice was that the hair was dirty in the before pics but clean in the after pics. When my hair is dirty my hair loss is obvious but soon as I wash an blow dry it you can't even tell.. I am referring to the other people's pics in this video. In Cassandra's pics in her first photo her hair is oily an the last pic isn't but her head is not forward nearly as much as the before photo's. I hate that its so hard to trust anyone anymore. It makes me incredibly sad😞

[@zgts4u]

I noticed it too, not reliable

[@cutepig8078]

I will say that my husband and I used iRestore Pro since August 2023 and we both saw noticeable change. My husband's crown of the head used to have thinning hair, it was almost baby hair thin. Now, after almost 7 months of consistent use, the hair there is much coarser and we see more hair there. It doesn't even look like he has a problem at first glance. Also, it filled in my hair at the temples. And for both of us we think it changed our hair color to more like what it was when we were younger. So, this is definitely something I would recommend. I understand that it is expensive. They do have a 12 month return policy, but we are definitely not going to returning ours.

[@claudetherabbit]

Yep, I noticed that too.

[@darija2012]

Can you please try out the kaladé skin care?😊

[@CynthiaRitchard-ol9ul]

I tried ROGAIN. Hair grew on chin, mustache Like a man. Not recommended. When you Stop hair comes out in clumps. By the Handfuls. Dermaroller does work.

[@vanessacouzens233]

Where is your everything body routine?

[@summersadie3687]

What is the reason for taking Nutrafol with food . . . and will it affect your hair growth success if you don't?

[@Kay2be2mr]

I think most supplements that ask you to take with food is that so it's kinder to your stomach. Some vitamins can be irritating on an empty stomach.

[@summersadie3687]

Thank you. That's good to know.

[@SMiLEYBAYBEE187]

Please try the scalp micro-needling

[@DianaBernardino]

I know this has nothing to do with this video but I am desperate. I make a big order from Stylevana and is showing as delivered. I was on holidays when it happened so I obviously don’t have it. And sent countless emails and no reply. Can someone please help me. Ps your hair looks amazing! You are lovely and you have been my emotional support to deal with my skin and even so phycological problems as you make things look so normal and fixable

[@fornamnefternamn4869]

My hair got so much better when I stopped eating vegan. I ate vegan in periods during my life, and can now, decades later, see that nothing really was better during those years. Just in the beginning (as usual when one tries a new way of eating). I lost hair from vegan diet, but during periods when I tried lots of strange supplements (with far eastern wonder powders and such). I really cant believe in this anymore. I got much better from eating a normal (but healthy, not fast food) diet. Also, I need more protein (with good balanse of amino acids) than "this little you can survive from" so I eat 1,5-2,0 grams per kg since some year now. Feels very good. No carnivore or such streange diet, just normal, but a little more protein since I need to build. When needing to build, one needs more protein than a healthy person. I do not like the industrial type of animal handling, so I look for animal products that are not produced in that way.

[@tamcon72]

You can get plenty of protein from a plant-based diet. You may not have been eating healthfully when plant-based, given the reference to "eastern wonder powders," which are not required in a healthy plant-based diet. I once again remind everyone that the majority of people with hair loss are not vegans, and that the majority of vegans do not suffer hair loss.

[@fornamnefternamn4869]

@@tamcon72 That's how it uses to sound "You may not have been eating healthfully when plant-based". I can assure you I did. The fact is, regardlerss how one want it to be, that vegan diet do not have the same amino acid balance (one can NOT only go for "enough protein in total") and that it is not always as digestible. To eat vegan with minimal risks, one has to start making a great effort to fight anti nutrients. To "do it right" include genuine sourdough, not eating a lot of raw stuff, avoiding some of what is seen on as wonder healthy food. And even then even with those who strive to "do it right" there are more people with bad hair and skin than amongst those who eat omnivore food. Of course there not has to be a mojority of anything, it is enough to easily be able to see that amongst vegans, there are more of bad hair, skin and low iron than amongst omnivore people (and then I do NOT mean obese people eating fast food only, of course I compare to people eating omivore diet with the same amount of effort put into it).

[@tamcon72]

@@fornamnefternamn4869 There's a lot of questionable science [anti-nutrients, limiting amino acid theory, protein digestibility] in your comment, and broad generalization [there are more vegans with bad hair and skin than omnivores], that I'm not going to argue.

[@andrewgriffin9244]

Bone broth worked for me!

[@flowerchild5701]

I’m scared to microneedle also. I’ll stick to the other kitchen sink things I’m doing

[@snehachaudhary8672]

After how many days of using the ordinary 30 aha bha ...Can I use a 10% vitamin C serum ..?

[@gypsysnickerdoodle4354]

Is the Nutrafol safe for a woman on Zoladex & Aromasin?

[@gisellegomez8229]

Why not if you have any vitamin deficiencies? Have you tried vitamin injections or IVs?

[@shafahhanif2355]

Please DONT use minoxidil!! It’s unsustainable and when you stop using it (usually happens to people around 9 months) all of your regrowth falls out again and the worst part is that the hair you had before using minoxidil also becomes reliant upon the minoxidil and also falls out. So you’re left with less hair than when you started. Do this a few times and you’ll regret it just like me… every time you do this you’re left with less and less hair because you just can’t use minoxidil twice a day for the rest of your life.

[@heathbar8015]

You're not supposed to stop taking minoxidil. It's a life-long commitment. If you stop taking it, yes, your hair will fall out again.

[@heathbar8015]

You're not supposed to stop taking minoxidil. It's for life.

[@zgts4u]

This is what puts me off, a lifetime commitment and my lifestyle and budget just can’t support it!

[@heathbar8015]

@@zgts4u do you not have insurance? If prescribed by a derm or doctor, it's not expensive. I understand why the lifetime commitment could be off-putting though

[@zgts4u]

@@heathbar8015 I’m in the uk and we have to buy it but thanks for replying

[@Nickel3777]

With nixion if it leaked on your face, would it cause hair growth? I don’t want hair on my face

[@kikaa182]

You’re not supposed to use that helmet if you’re on any form of retin a per my dermatologist because it’s photosensitive medication, I restore has a warning stating not to use their device if you’re on photosensitive medication