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Reddit mentions of Biotin Hair Growth Conditioner for Hair Loss Natural Thickening Volume Conditioner for Fine Hair Volumizing Deep Treatment for Thinning Color Treated Hair Sulfate Free with Castor Oil for Woman & Men
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Biotin Hair Growth Conditioner for Hair Loss Natural Thickening Volume Conditioner for Fine Hair Volumizing Deep Treatment for Thinning Color Treated Hair Sulfate Free with Castor Oil for Woman & Men. Here are the top ones.
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- Biotin Hair Growth Conditioner For Hair Loss RE:COVERY Natural Thickening Volume Conditioner For Color Treated Hair And Fine Hair Volumizing Deep Treatment For Thinning Hair Sulfate Free Conditioner With Castor Oil For Women & Men
- BIOTIN CONDITIONER FOR HAIR GROWTH Thickening Conditioner with Biotin All Natural Hair thickening B-Complex formula for split ends And shedding with Coconut Oil Castor oil Keratin Aloe Vera & Saw palmetto Clinically Shown to regrow and prevent hair Loss for men & Women
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- ANTI HAIR LOSS TREATMENT for women and men naturally promotes hair growth by blocking DHT a primary cause for thin weak hair by removing DHT this premium Biotin DHT Blocker Conditioner to Grow Hair will give you shiny thicker denser hair and is perfect for sensitive scalp
- ALL HAIR TYPES - This hair regrowth treatment is full of Essential Vitamins for hair growth and is a safe daily hair thickener to thicken color treated hair Curly Hair Dry Hair Highlighted hair Bleached Hair & Oily Dry Brittle or Frizzy Hair
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| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 8 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
This has been a pretty major concern of mine too. First off, if you start to lose more hair in the shower, don't necessarily start freaking out right away. At about 3-4 months on T, I started to shed a lot of hair, and I was convinced that meant I was losing my hair. Except I wasn't. It was just temporary increased shedding. At 7 months it's back to normal and my hair isn't thinner at all. I can't really tell if my hairline has changed though tbh. It kind of looks the same to me, but since I have longer hair, it might just be harder to tell.
Do you have a hair stylist? One you've been going to for a while, that knows your hair? What helped a lot for me was my hair stylist telling me that she noticed no difference in my hair. I think it's a good idea to have a history with a good stylist so you have a second pair of eyes to tell you whether or not there is actual cause for concern.
In my panic research, I read that Finasteride/Minoxidil is your best bet in halting hair loss, but you can also use DHT blocking shampoo. And apparently peppermint oil helps. There's also dermarolling. I'd do your own research on all of this though.
If you have fine hair like I do (fine...just a lot of it), I've tried two shampoos that have helped my hair overall feel thicker. If you have a higher budget, Reline Biotin Thickening Shampoo worked really well. It's just that it's pretty expensive (along with the conditioner) for the amount you get, though with medium length hair it lasted me almost 3 months (and that was with the shampoo bottle breaking in transit...). If you have short hair I'm sure it will last even longer. It might also be cheaper for you if you live the US; it cost me over $70 CAD when all was said and done including shipping.
I'm now using Andalou Naturals Argan Shampoo which is also pretty nice, and much, much cheaper. I haven't been using it as long as I used the other stuff though, so I can't say whether or not it's as good. But so far, so good.
Good luck man! I know it's stressful. Just try not to freak out quite so much at only 3 months. Easier said than done though, I know.