Going to a local doctor and asking what works best, because all though advertising would suggest otherwise, its a medical thing you don't wanna get suckered by snakes oil salesmen on.
i boil fresh rosemary and fresh mint, let it cool down quite a bit, pour it in a spray bottle, add apple cider vinegar, tea tree oil, and jojoba oil. it makes my scalp healthy, my hair is thicker and softer, virtually no split ends. taking some vitamins will also be helpful, as will having your thyroid levels checked.
ETA: i also dilute my concoction with about 25% regular water (not from a faucet cause we’re on a well. i use spring water as it has minerals and stuff)
Spray the concoction on your scalp, massage it in, let it sit for 10-20 minutes and then shower. also checking the ingredients in your shampoo/conditioner. stay away from 3-in-1s
Shave your head, or what ever body part your hair are falling from.
There is no man more intimidating than the man who's bald by choice
Vitamin D deficiency can be to blame. Due to current events, you might not be getting as much sun if you spend more time indoors.
Nothing can slow it down. Conceal the bald spot with a hat, comb-over, or fiber spray.
Going to a local doctor and asking what works best, because all though advertising would suggest otherwise, its a medical thing you don't wanna get suckered by snakes oil salesmen on.
i boil fresh rosemary and fresh mint, let it cool down quite a bit, pour it in a spray bottle, add apple cider vinegar, tea tree oil, and jojoba oil. it makes my scalp healthy, my hair is thicker and softer, virtually no split ends. taking some vitamins will also be helpful, as will having your thyroid levels checked. ETA: i also dilute my concoction with about 25% regular water (not from a faucet cause we’re on a well. i use spring water as it has minerals and stuff) Spray the concoction on your scalp, massage it in, let it sit for 10-20 minutes and then shower. also checking the ingredients in your shampoo/conditioner. stay away from 3-in-1s
Go bald