Before we move on, let’s address the obsession people have with pills/hair supplements (especially the ones claiming to be rich in Biotin and collagen). While Biotin helps your body regulate its ordinary functions (including heir growth), collagen is beneficial to people who are in their thirties, since it’s around that age that our body starts producing less collagen and unfortunately results in the thinning of the hair (and baldness). Specialists, like DR Stuart, not only discourage relying on all these hair supplements because:
-One, the beauty benefits of nutrients like Biotin have not yet been proven.
-You cannot replace a bad diet with supplements because some features are given to us naturally. Like having thin hair.
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It comes in the form of a topical cream or foam and is used by both men and women for issues such as receding hairline, baldness, but mostly for diseases like androgenetic alopecia. People who suffer from these conditions often know that growing back their hair will take a lot of time, so opting for Rogaine is like the best option for them.
The product claims to show results just around 12 days after use, and although many claimed that it has worked for them; this product also comes with its drawback, like:
- It should be applied twice a day on the scalp. Who has time to do that? This aspect is very tricky and could lead to the product not being used appropriately.
-It may give you unwanted facial hair. That should be a big “Oops!” for many women out there.
-It’s expensive, with a price range of $28 to $30 per item.
And added to this you also have the scary list of side effects like chest pain, fever, chills, sore throat, fainting, and unusual bleeding (to name a few). So, unless you suffer from a very severe condition, and you are really desperate for good hair, the risks clearly outweigh the benefits.
In other words, if you want to improve the appearance and health of your hair favor natural alternatives, backed up by science.
With that said, let’s now move on to our first tip for beautiful
-One, the beauty benefits of nutrients like Biotin have not yet been proven.
-You cannot replace a bad diet with supplements because some features are given to us naturally. Like having thin hair.
-Only a few supplements …show more content…
It comes in the form of a topical cream or foam and is used by both men and women for issues such as receding hairline, baldness, but mostly for diseases like androgenetic alopecia. People who suffer from these conditions often know that growing back their hair will take a lot of time, so opting for Rogaine is like the best option for them.
The product claims to show results just around 12 days after use, and although many claimed that it has worked for them; this product also comes with its drawback, like:
- It should be applied twice a day on the scalp. Who has time to do that? This aspect is very tricky and could lead to the product not being used appropriately.
-It may give you unwanted facial hair. That should be a big “Oops!” for many women out there.
-It’s expensive, with a price range of $28 to $30 per item.
And added to this you also have the scary list of side effects like chest pain, fever, chills, sore throat, fainting, and unusual bleeding (to name a few). So, unless you suffer from a very severe condition, and you are really desperate for good hair, the risks clearly outweigh the benefits.
In other words, if you want to improve the appearance and health of your hair favor natural alternatives, backed up by science.
With that said, let’s now move on to our first tip for beautiful