Hair loss products are many and varied - from simple shampoos to hair pieces. They come in liquid form, gels, tablets, etc, etc. You name it, they are out there. The best advice I can give you is read all the information very carefully before committing yourself. Look for words such as 'up to'. This means that in some cases there will be this much improvement, but there is no claim that this is so in every case. Some products really will help your hair loss, but are very expensive and if you find that you can no longer afford it your loss may end up as bad as ever. Some claim to give you healthy hair, but this may mean just the hair you have left. Some products are suitable for both sexes and others should be avoided by women, especially if they are of child bearing age.



Remember too that although most hair loss is hereditary there may be other causes. Not all treatments are suitable for all causes, though some such as sprays which darken your scalp so that the hair appears thicker can be used by anyone.

You may prefer to use a safe herbal product such as saw palmetto. Again read the label carefully. Is the herbal component high on the list of ingredients or is it just one of many ingredients, some of which you might wish to avoid.

There are products such as Nanothik which don't actually promote new hair growth, but will thicken up what you do have.

Nanofibres will attach themselves to your remaining hair and give the appearance of a thicker matt of hair. Products such as Nanogaine have had clinical trials. Others, such as s, while there are no known side effects, are not controlled by Drug Administration because they are considered to be food supplements.

So remember, read, read and read again and if in doubt consult your doctor, and don't let a little thing like hair loss bother you too much.