(Top 3 products for hair loss management: Dr. Top Paddle Brush, Now Jojoba Oil, Lounge Cell Superior Brewer's Yeast)

Before getting married, I was worried because I had thick and abundant hair that looked too voluminous. Even if I tied it up, it would fall apart after a few seconds, and my hairstyles didn't seem to hold well. But now, every single strand is so preciousㅜㅜ

My hair volume has decreased significantly, and although my hair was thick, it has become thinner and lacks strength and elasticity, making my hair feel even more sparse. When I wake up, it seems like the crown area is pressed down, revealing more of the scalp along the part. I am worried about hair loss at the crown because I keep feeling the scalp there. Therefore, I am taking and applying various products that are said to be good for hair. As someone concerned about hair loss, I have tried a variety of products related to hair loss.

 

 

Applying it

Hair loss shampoo, treatment, and essence are volume essence; root essence is protein spray.

 

 

Minoxidil, a well-known hair loss treatment, Now Jojoba Oil, Castor Oil.

Minoxidil initially worked well for me, but when I increased the amount slightly, my scalp became itchy. So I can't use it consistently. The scalp massage oil is applied before showering, massaged into the scalp, left for 10-20 minutes, and then washed off during the shower. Honestly, it's hard to do consistently unless you're a diligent person.

 

 

Oral products

Biotin, collagen, brewer's yeast, vitamin C, black sesame beans, black soybean powder

I think oral products are the most effective. After taking Superior Brewer's Yeast Tablets, I feel that the amount of hair falling out when I wash my hair has slightly decreased, and even the fine hairs in the bald spots are growing well.

 

 

Dr. Top Paddle Brush

I highly recommend using a paddle brush regardless of the brand.

I didn't usually comb my hair well, but since I started having concerns about my hair, I began combing it once in the morning and once before washing with a paddle brush. I definitely feel less hair falling out when I shampoo. When I straighten tangled hair and wash it, it definitely sheds less.

 

 

My biggest concern with hair loss is the crown area, but if I part my hair and cover it, others usually don't notice. However, since my hair moves and doesn't stay in place, if the parting line on the crown becomes visible, more of my scalp shows, making it look like I have less hair, which worries me a lot. It's stressful. I always consciously part my hair towards the crown area.

So, I am trying out various products that are good for eating and applying topically.

 

I heard that it's important to maintain hair loss at an early stage before it progresses further. I started paying attention when the scalp on the crown became more visible, but I haven't been managing it since it progressed for very long.

I think my hair loss management method is particularly effective among the care routines. I feel like it's working??

I will recommend three products!!

 

 

Dr. Top Paddle Brush

Be sure to brush at least once a day with a paddle brush.

The texture of my hair has definitely improved, and tangling and hair loss have also decreased.

 

 

Topical product: Now Jojoba Oil

Massaging the scalp along the parting line makes the scalp feel cool and helps clear out waste, which is good for scalp health.

100% pure oil

 

 

Oral product: Lounge Cell Superior Brewer's Yeast Tablets

You can take one tablet a day, which is 30 pills, enough for about a month.

It is made into beer yeast tablets, so it's easy to take.

Beer yeast (98.5%) 50% 15,000mg

This is German beer yeast.

Biotin 0.014% 3mg

Elastin hydrolysate 3mg

 

 

Although it doesn't feel obvious in the photo, baby hairs are growing and sticking out along the parting line.

While using, eating, and applying these products, I felt that my hair was shedding a little less and that I was getting more baby hairs. When I went to the hair salon, the stylist said I had a lot of baby hairs and that there were many baby hairs scattered throughout my scalp. I don't really know much about my scalp, but I felt that there were quite a few baby hairs growing in the parting area.

Even if new hair doesn't grow, managing your hair and reducing hair loss can help you escape from baldness.

It's hard to do the tedious tasks every time, but the three products I recommend are easy to manage and use.

Let's keep it simple and maintain consistent care to protect our precious hair^^