NIOXIN

NIOXIN

VeronicaLodge2022-05-29T00:12:04.000Z
With Nioxin try adding B vitamins for hair, nails etc. I like Nature's Bounty.
MRSLE2022-05-28T14:19:10.000Z
2nd Nioxin
10172022-05-28T11:56:06.000Z
So baby shampoo is designed to get rid of cradle cap is despite being tear free, is quite harsh &
drying on the scalp. I don't think it would help adult thinning hair in the least. I think it might make it worse. I would look into some of the sc
24kt2022-05-27T23:19:19.000Z
Very harsh for that. Nioxin would be a better choice.
10172021-12-13T10:47:18.000Z
Just going to toss out that for those of us with very fine hair, but wavy/curly - I hate voumizing++
because it can be quite drying or worse leave a "build up" because it is starching up your hair in order to plump it. I would just go for a good regu
Lorel12021-11-12T15:49:03.000Z
Thinning hair
I’m 45 & my hair seems to be thinning. I seem to have a lot of hair fallout recently. I almost feel since my hair was professionally colored, the fall
eisdamme2021-09-30T23:33:43.000Z
Mine were SUPER sparse and I found a few things helped. I'm 49 and they fell out in my 20s from ro+
stress. Bane of my existence after that, and they aged me so much. They used to be super full and bushy, (also curly and have cowlicks) so what I was
Adrienne2832021-07-08T21:29:27.000Z
I like Nioxin, but you have to use it regularly, and over time it should help. rop
Also, you can add some rosemary essential oil drops to your shampoo --- it's been known to do as well as the Minoxil (?) prescription that treats hair
rayoflight2021-06-30T19:50:21.000Z
I wouldn't expect a shampoo to do much about hair loss or growth one way or another +
because shampoos stay on the scalp for a limited time and then get rinsed, so whatever actives are in there - it's not going to be tremendously effect
Sayuri12021-06-29T12:31:14.000Z
Thoughts on Nioxin shampoo for men who lose hair? Have family member with this issue