Topical products can be used to stimulate hair growth through a variety of mechanisms such as increased blood flow, blocking DHT and triggering anagen growth phase.
Topicals however tend to have limited effectiveness due to their inability to tackle hair loss at the root cause.
Those with advanced stages of hair loss will rarely see good results from topical products such as minoxidil since fibrosis and calcification have set in already and are not easily reversed.
Those in the early stages may get better results and be able to protect their hair from future loss with the use of topical products.
Minoxidil and finasteride are the only two FDA-approved hair loss treatments on the market. In this post, I’ll take a look at their well-known name brand products – Rogaine and Propecia – and how they compare to each other. I’ll discuss the various differences between the two products – including mechanisms and side effects – …
In this article, you’re going to learn about sunflower oil and its chemical components, some of which contribute in one way or another to hair growth. Scientific studies show that this seed oil can not only protect your hair and hydrate it, but it can also reverse cellular damage caused by free radicals. Even further, …