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A friend of mine has “alopecia areata” (patchy hair loss) and he would like to find out what treatment is best for this type of hair loss. Thanks!
What is considered to be the best hair loss product available today? Well, if you did a Google search to find the answer and all the experts weighed in with their opinions…. well I guess the answer to that question is that there is no answer.
There is no general answer to that specific question, but there is an answer to the question, “what is the best hair loss product for me?” Admittedly, it’s still not an easy answer to very tough question and chances are you’ll probably have to find the answers through mostly trial and error.
Try Home Remedies
There are a huge variety of home remedies for hair loss. Chances are, you can regard some of them such as rubbing cow manure on your head. But some of them probably do help some people. Here are some options that you can try that holds some promise for home remedy the hair loss;
* Try rinsing your hair with apple cider vinegar and sage tea.
* Apply coconut milk or aloe vera gel to your scalp.
* Apply a masque of honey and egg yolk to your scalp.
* Try of variety of oils such as almond oil, olive oil, castor oil and amla oil. These oils not only feel good but also make your hair shiny.
Naturally, after you have tried all these home remedies, you should wash out your hair with the exception of the apple cider and sage tea rinse.
Hair Care Products in the Marketplace
The best hair loss product for you could be a conditioner or a shampoo. Some people will swear by the Nizoral shampoo claiming that it stops their hair loss. Other people love the Mane and Tail shampoo and conditioner because it makes their hair feels fuller and thicker. Your hairdresser may also have some suggestions for you with regards to hair loss products.
Herbal Remedies
Some people believe that the best hair loss product it is an herbal remedy. There are numerous herbal lotions and potions as well as nutritional supplements specifically formulated to treat hair loss. Your local herbalist should be able to recommend the best products for you. Here are just a few herbal remedies the you can try:
* Ginko biloba
* Green tea
* A Chinese herb called “he shou wu”
* Pygeum
* Aloe vera
* Saw palmetto
* Stinging nettle
Some of these remedies are taken by pill and some are made into preparations that you massage onto your scalp. Some will cause a reaction, such as stinging nettle, so make sure you use any herbal preparations with care.
Minoxidil (Rogain(r))
Many people believe that this is the best hair loss product. It’s available without a prescription at any local pharmacy and it works for alot of people. Minoxidil helps both men and women to grow more hair. However, as soon as you stop taking minoxidil, you’re here will start to fall out again.
Prescription Medications
Prescription medications, such as Propecia, can be very effective as well. However, you’ll need to go to see your doctor in order to get it. While at the doctor’s, he can also check to see if there is any underlying cause to your hair loss that can be taking care of permanently.
Wigs, Rugs and Weaves
There are times when a wig comes in handy; especially when the hair loss is only temporary, such as when you’re hair falls out during chemotherapy.
With all these options available in the marketplace, only you can decide which are the best hair loss products for you. Don’t be afraid to try a few things out and when you do find something that works, stick with it. This product may not work for everybody, but at least you will have found the best hair loss product for you.
Male hair loss is truly not an uncommon thing. An estimated 75 percent of all men experience hair loss in one form or another, mostly through genetic alopecia. Alopecia is the medical term for hair loss, and that’s right - there’s a gene for it. Even women may carry the gene, and suffer from genetic alopecia, but noticeably, these women are very few. Hair loss among both males and females are caused by the presence of androgens, or male hormones, which we are all born with. Understandably, male hair loss is more common because males have more androgens in their system. Testosterone is an androgen, and with age it converts into dihyrotestosterone (DHT) in males. DHTs are much stronger androgens than testosterone, and they accelerate genetic conditions like hair loss much faster. Bald or balding men have been found to contain a lot more DHTs in their system than normal men; however, they exhibit no significant advantage in regular testosterone count. There are different ways to remedy this condition… although as a whole, alopecia does not stop once it begins. While complete baldness is uncommon, hair will continue to fall out as a man with the alopecia condition continues to grow older. This is why it is necessary to take anti-hair loss medicine - such as Propecia and Rogaine, the more well-known brand names - regularly for the rest of one’s life. This will slow the process of alopecia dramatically, and even promote hair growth. But they will not make the alopecia condition go away on their own. Surgery is also an option. Advancements in medical technology have brought about significant improvements in hair surgery techniques. Microscopic follicular unit grafting is among them. Traditionally, surgeons used multi-bladed scalpels to graft patches of skin onto the pieces of scalp that most suffer from alopecia - but this sometimes produced an awkward look, because the root systems of the scalp have been damaged in the process of grafting. This awkwardness is now easily avoidable with new grafting techniques. Head gear, like caps, hats, and bandanas - and hairpieces like toupees and wigs, have also always been an option. These are considered more economical - although they could be rather uncomfortable and hard to work with in the long run. It’s up to you to decide which hair loss treatment would work out best. So should you or anyone you know experience hair loss - it’s important to bear in mind that it’s not the end of the world. Coping with male hair loss doesn’t mean you have to take it sitting down!
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