I found out about what he used all on my own when my hair started thinning and they work great for awhile. I said for awhile. Until you start getting bald spots. and the thinning gets to be so bad you can see your scalp. One helpful thing you can do is use thinning hair shampoos. Use the best on the markets advertised because they will work. Don't use off brands. Mayo clinic told me to use the Men'a Rogaine. I used it for a year. It worked but its expensive and a lot of work. I personally rather wear a wig in wich I began to be more self confident. People thought I looked great in them and I finally stopped worrying about losing my hair. I found some really inexpensive ones after great trial and error but gave me a great variety. And my real hair is still very thin with bald spots but the shampoos I found are helping it to grow back and get thicker. Good luck everyone.
Janet Whitten I had chemotherapy and when my hair grew back it was thinner than it was before. I’ve been using L’Oreal shampoo and conditioner for thin hair, taking Biotin and Vitamin D and crossing my fingers. Rogaine is going to be my last resort because, like you said, it’s expensive and you have to do it every day for a looong time to see any results.
SO many products!!! I keep my fine hair long so that I can quickly use a crimper near the roots (instant volume) then loosly put it up with a croc clip grip, as long as you fix it high enough to show a bit at the top, it is a wonderful illusion for volume. NO sprays of any description used. The necessity for using products is what puts me off cutting it.
My hair has become super-thin this year. :( I always had a good head of hair, but after I turned 60, it slowly started thinning. Now, it's only about half as thick as it once was. (I am 61.) It's so disheartening, but I have found that keeping my hair cut in short layers works well to give the illusion of fuller hair when I blow it dry with a round brush. I use volumizing mousse before I blow dry. Any brand will do, provided it has the word 'volume' in it. And unlike the stylist in this video, I *do* mousse the roots. You should, too--it works. He was right about towel drying your hair first, though. Towel dry first, then work the mousse in well, and use your blowdryer and your free hand to tousle your hair a bit with the dryer. Once your hair is damp, then start using the round brush to add volume. I make my hair as 'big' as I can, with the brush/dryer, then when I'm done, I quickly spray Garnier Volumizing Hair Spray (from 12" away) all over my hair, then use my fingers to piece it into place to style it, so that it doesn't look like 'big hair'.) Hope this helps!
@@donnabittner69 I never used hair spray until my hair got thin, so that's not true in my case. I didn't use hairspray when I had a good head of hair. And believe me, now that my hair is thin, *without* hairspray, I'd look like I had no hair at all. The spray helps keep the volume in place.
Can we get a list in the description box of what products he used? I got a pixie and now letting in grow out, but it's almost been a year and still. Ugh. I enjoyed the video. As for those negative comments. He was working with HER hair and HER cut.
Too many products, too much for someone with weakness or disability. I'd have to have someone fix my hair everyday. This is for rich people too. Let's get realistic AARP, we all don't have as much retirement $$ as we would like. And certainly aren't that young. She's not over 60, if she is, I will apologize. I'm to weak to spend that much time. I'm also full figured, round face, and these haircuts are always on thin, oval shaped faces. My hair is thin on top due to thyroid issues. Nothing makes it grow back. I miss my pretty thick beautiful hair my hairdresser used to rave about and men loved to touch! lol Oh well, old age is going to happen but why does it have to be so cruel.
Hi Madeline and thanks so much for watching! I hoe you'll subscribe to the playlist so you never miss an episode. And I'm always looking for input from viewers: are there any "beauty bummers" you'd like to see me address in an upcoming segment? Tell me right here and I'll do my best! All best, Barbara
Barbara Hannah Grufferman Hi Barbara, this has nothing to do with thinning hair, but it has everything to do with a fattening body! I used to have a 28" waist, but since I started menopause, I have gained 4" in my waist. I can disguise it by dressing properly. My biggest complaint is all the skirts and pants I can no longer wear because of the increased girth. What do you think of shapewear as a way of reducing and smoothing the waistline?
Shapewear is great! But you may also want to take a look at the video I did recently about what to eat to lose the weight, once and for all. It's part of the playlist. Let me know what you think. All best, Barbara
Barbara Hannah Grufferman I haven't really gained weight, just inches around my waist. I have watched your exercise videos & love them. I do yoga classes 3x/ wk and walk between 30- 60 min every day. I'm not advocating shapewear necessarily, but I'd like to see a discussion about the pros & cons, as well as some recommendations about brands and models. Thanks... you're great :)
My hair has lost all it natural curl! I use hot rollers and hairspray! In 10 min. It hangs straight! I end up putting it up everyday! I don't know what to do with it!!!
Elizabeth Anderson I know exactly what you mean , it’s so disheartening and I could scream at friends with thick hair who moan about having to have it thinned out at the salon ! 😡
Okay, so we all agree that there are way too many products. If anyone comes across a more practical video please let me/us know. This one has way too many products, as well as too much time and money spent.
My hairdresser put wax in my hair, by the time I got home it was flat as a pancake, if you can’t trust your hairdresser to know what to use who can you trust?
Have gray and very thin hair. Hair used to be thick but after chemo and lost all hair once grew back came back thin. What can I do to make it look thick, also should I put highlights on gray hair.
I had breast cancer 7 yrs ago.( SURVIVOR ) my cancer is estrogen positive and progression positive what does a women 57 do? I have done the shampoos Keranique products. I'm getting big balling spots I do color my hair with box products cause it came back gray not ready. when I color my hair I used half box just touching up. A big comb to comb my hair. Please help or give some advice. thank you Teresa
Hi Teresa, and thanks for watching. Your question is a terrific one. My first suggestion for sure is to visit a dermatologist and discuss your specific challenges. Together, you might be able to find a treatment that works for you. In the meantime, think about filling in certain areas with hair extensions, and for sure try something like TOPIX (which Geoffrey used in the segment) to help hair look fuller and to have areas that are thinner that others blend in better. Please keep in touch! All best, Barbara
My hair is thinning because of immunosuppressant drugs I take for my recent kidney transplant. Would a short haircut work for me? My hair currently looks terrible and I’m not sure what I should do.
honey i have found wigs they are awesome. get one until your hair grows back. If you find one you really like. That is the key. getting one you really like. You will love it.
Please help. My hair has always been my pride and joy. I figured since it is pretty damn healthy, it could deal with some bleach damage. And I figured the master stylist who did all the color-corrections would know how much would be too much. I was wrong, and now I want to burst into tears every time I look at my hair or touch it. I just don't know what to do. My hair has also NEVER been shorter than this and it breaks and falls out. What should I do to regrow hair?
I have no advice. But I feel bad for you. I was the same way about my hair (pride and joy) and now I'm thinning badly. Check around about some natural products/oils. Best wishes!
In order to stop the brackage and hairfall first you need to cut the damaged hair. I don't say to go super short but as long as you keep a long hair that continues to brake and fall that won't help. Cut the hair and go for natural remedies. First see if medically you have issues could be literqlly anything from hormonal issues to lack of vit d or biotin or or or or... A dr. Can help you woth some basic blood tests to rule that out. Try oils such as mint oil - for growth and stopping of hairfall and coconut oil for hidrating the damaged hair due to the bleaching. Try to agress your hair as less as posible and you will see an improvment soon. Have a great day and mqy the force be with you so you can be back on track in Rapunzel mode: ON asap.
I had a loss of hair after a perm some of the perm was a little left on the edges my hair was always thin now I'm afraid to get another perm I would like to know if it would be okay
Oh sure, but if someone is not handy with fixing hair there is no way they could accomplish this. Putting all those products, besides the expense, isn't realistic. A relative of mine doesn't have any styling ability, the lady still puts/sleeps with rollers in her hair, I was hoping to get some tips for really short thin hair, oh well I'll keep looking.
Wait! Add highlights to her hair......what's he smoking? And let's get some REAL haircuts for balding women. I used to be Miss Breck Shampoo......remember that! Now, from thyroid disease I have little hair. And don't send us Trump's stylist....... I want to see what real brave balding women are doing!
Omg talk about a misleading header! The woman has normal hair so why put its for thin hair!? I wish my hair was like hers. I have not recuperated my hair pre chemotherapy and I was told 2% of women after chemo have permanent alopecia. My bad luck I am one of those with top thin hair.
Please get rid of the perm! Soooo outdated! Cut that permed moss & get a blunt bob with a pretty reddish blonde, would be sleek....or make it a creamy blonde, cut into sheer bob, all blunt cut! You'd look 20 yrs younger
Ditch that 80's denim jacket. Trying too hard to look young and hip. Just stop. Go to Chico's. Go classy. And the fake perm.. Oi. Her permed hair is too long and looks old. Topix is expensive. This was a waste of time. Topix gives you a tiny, tiny amount for 25.00 Unless you want to spend another 100 to 125 a month I suggest some eyeshadow that matches the hair. Topix is over priced and you can do it yourself.
Way too many products. A simple blow dry with heat protector and a little bit thickening lotion, finishing with toppik, cabooki, or ion hair fiber builders is much better than what we just watched.
*I've been using Super Hair Food Hair Growth Shampoo for about 8 weeks now, and I love it. I had thinning hair and now have new hair growth and it appears thicker. I highly recommend this shampoo to other people who are experiencing thinning hair*
My hair is thin and fine. I’ve found that less shampooing is better. I try to go to four days before shampoo. Also I use a goof mousse and the best thing o do is Batiste dry shampoo for volume. Also my hair is oily so the in between days I use the dry shampoo. Oh by the way, I do get a professional blond coloring about every three months because it helps with texture and at 73 I do have graying so it rather blends in and I can go longer on the color. My hair is a short bob in the back and longer chin lengths in front. He best
The several videos like this that I've looked at all require a lot of fussing -- I've never used heat or "product" on my hair, don't shampoo daily, and use a leave-in conditioner (avoiding the roots). I don't know how to fuss with my hair, and I suspect that I may be left with trying to build height at the crown by rollers or teasing. Suggestions?
I have thinning hair and had to chuckle at all the glop he put in this lady's hair, which did nothing whatsoever to it. I recently discovered something that actually does work to put volume, shine, softness and body into my hair, and hopefully also give it some grow power for a change. I'm talking about fermented rice water. Just toss some raw rice, brown or white, into a jar of water and let it set overnight to ferment. Cover the smell with a little perfume or essential oils, and rinse your hair with that whenever you wash. Some say to not use it too often, but I use it every day and it leaves my hair looking terrific.
There's aluminum in rice - don't know how much, and therefore, I can't personally see using it on people's heads. I also try to watch how much I eat it. It.
There is no product that will help thinning hair believe me I know I have tried it all. So one day I had enough I clipped it close to my head and there you have it, no more bad hair days. Just wash it every other day lightly dry and go. No hair dryers, curling irons etc!!!!!!!!
Gerri Petress that is a good suggestion and glad it’s worked for you . However for many of us , the look would be very severe and unattractive to say the least .
@@Redpilled-vv5lk I agree with many of the comments on here. I think it looks too old ladyish. I have thinning hair but have worked on it with vitamins, shampoo etc. I have found that Nutrafel works like a charm for thinning hair. I was recommended this product by several people from the nextdoor neighbor app in our area. It works. It takes about 3 months but I promise you will see a huge difference. I also just started biosil today 5 drops in a one ounce of juice to cover up the taste. I am going to use both of these. My hair is so much better after two months!!! I also watch a video Pride with beauty with laurie. She is great. She knows her stuff. She has a whole utube on thinning hair, but all of her videos are excellent from make up, to loosing weight to a fantastic wardrobe. Good luck!!
