Tips To Prevent Hair Loss (Watch BEFORE You Lose Your Hair) 

Oh, yes. Totally agree 👍

Thank you big time 😊😊😊

Anemia, thyroid menopause...kill me😂

Ahhh, dang. No hope for me.

Yes, just excellent :)

Couldn’t agree more!

Yes! He is a great TEACHER!

Yes, great explanation.

So true. Also, he has such a warm and friendly personality. He‘s so pleasing to watch and listen to. ❤

Same here I'm going through massive hairfall .. should I cut my hair ? because it's not easy to take care of long hair

@@user-pq1oj2lv5e Definitely trim if you don't want a major cut. A lot of hair loss can be due to damaged ends that tangle and tear.

Try rosemary

@@user-pq1oj2lv5e if shorter will help you commit to hair care, go for it!. But I really cannot imagine myself with shorter hair so I prefer to keep it long. I’ve really improved my hair with the videos in this channel. I find it easier now that I have an established routine (shampoo, conditioner, leave in and oil) that alone has reeeeally helped with the looks and feel of my hair but that will not help hair thinning so just make sure to get that checked (your vitamins, hormones and all).

That is true. On the contrary and to ease you bit: if you were sick or had s very stressful Event, the hairloss is most probably only temporary and will stop by itself.

Lost so much hair because of CV for 3 months straight. Chunks of my hair would come out, it always looked like I was holding a small pet in my hands. It was awful and I was sure I was going to end up bald.

Yes I feel you. I lost more than half of my hair last year a few months after I was hospitalized for a pulmonary embolism and infarction. My doctors said it wasn't the virus but the blood thinner Eliquis I had to take for 6 months that made my hair fall out. Being that sick was terrifying, losing my hair messed with my emotional health. My hair was more important than I thought, I won't take it for granted again.

Do you have any opinion on matrix hair products?

@emilywullstein6334 unfortunately no. I've never used it. Sorry.

Botox caused my hair loss. It’s been 6 months post Botox and finally the shedding has stopped.

hi i’m also in my 20s and experiencing the same hair loss a few months ago. my hair used to be more dense and thicker but now it’s slowly getting shorter in length and not as thick 😢 may i ask what is the routine you are currently following!? i’m trying to figure out where to start in my hair care journey and i would love some inspo! ❤😊

@@emilygarcia6202 Hi! Sure 😊 I basically use his trinity hair routine (shampoo-conditioner + leave-in spray conditioner + oil for the ends) with some products he recommends in the videos or some equivalent. It really helps with the dryness, especially for my very dry curly hair. I try to not wash it too often, maybe twice a week. All that's mostly to help prevent the breakage that damaged my hair a lot. (Something maybe not so obvious also is that during winter I started tucking my hair in my coat of scarf to protect it from the harsh weather since i moved to a very cold country and that's about when my hair started to get damaged, idk if it's for real but i feel like it makes a difference) I also try to eat better and more proteins (especially eggs), and try to have good sleep, and most importantly worked on reducing my stress levels, it takes time and I'm not always there but it's work in progress! Hope this helps a little!! 🥰

​@@dle8033 what shampoo and conditioner we need to use for frizzy and dry hair

@@dle8033 Which leave in spray condi and oil does he recommend?

@@user-eb4lx7hw3o color fanatic leave in conditioner. OLAPLEX no 7 oil :)

Thank you

Hello. Do you think a satin bonnet is enough ? I mean that you don’t need silk ?

Silk is horrible .

​@@virginiemazy7054 Satin is enough (compared to not using anything at all), but personally I noticed a pretty significant difference once I switched to silk. Also, instead of a cap, a tighter fitting bonnet is another thing that made a noticeable difference for me, less area for your hair to move around, and the style I go to bed with, is what I wake up with, with a slouchy bonnet.

Same, girl 😢

Slava Ukraine! 🇺🇦

i truly hope you and the other ukrainian civilians can find peace in such a dark time. sending love from the US🩷

​@@trishapaytaskitchenfloorI hope that also! I stand with Ukraine!🇺🇦 🇺🇲☮️

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Sorry about that😢

I also had hair loss after covid. It took about 6 months for mine to start growing back and it back curly/wavy too. Used to be stixk straight

Same! I lost what feels like at least 1/3 of my hair after I recovered. It just kept shedding and was a nightmare. After so much trial and error, what has regrown my hair best is Armra colostrum, Folexin, Viviscal Pro supplements. I also use SheaMoisture Mango & Carrot kids shampoo and conditioner as well as the raw shea, chamomile, and Aryan oil baby leave in conditioner. My hair is so fine it gets weighed down super easily, but I tend to get super oily at the roots, and this combination has softened my ends and kept my scalp nice and clean. I also invested in a Mason Pearson brush. It’s been about a year and a few months into my hair recovery journey and I wish everyone luck!

Been dealing with this too since 3 months now...hasn't stopped yet but hanging in there & hoping it does soon.

minoxidil topically

I was not prepared for this story

You went through so much.. What a strong person you are. Happy you are doing well now.

I could not agree more. I wish I had had this information years ago, but still benefiting now. Thank you Chris.

minoxidil?

get polivitamines with food

What is the trinity method please. I am having trouble with my natural curly hair. Thank you 😊

Hoffman process (7 days) helped me a lot

Hi, I'm currently taking iron supplements for anaemia which has caused hair loss. How long after taking your medication did it take for your hair to grow back.? Any advice is appreciated 😊

@rac2135 It stopped falling out fairly soon after I was taking the itinerary supplement, but regrowth takes time, at least a month or so to get baby hairs, then another few months for those to grow out. So probably at least 3 to 6 months . I also take a collagen supplement and biotin and q good multi vitamin. And 2 or 3 Brazil nuts a day when I remember! They are rich in selenium.

@@rac2135it depends it can take up to two years!! The hemoglobin will balance right away (within two months) but it takes months/years to get the iron stores back to optimal growth. I thought I was losing mine and my iron was soooo low and it’s slowly growing back in and it’s been 7 months. My iron stores were at 12 and are still only at 41 and optimal is 70

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Physical trauma!! I had my third baby 2 years ago and shortly after I severely pulled a back muscle picking up the car seat. I spent a whole year with back to back to back muscle spasms that would knock me on the floor for a week straight. I started seeing a chiropractor and that helped but I was still in occupational pain. I started back at the gym about 3 months ago and my back has gotten stronger. The discomfort I was feeling every day has gone away and I finally feel like my body is healthy again. Now I just need a new brush. I was told to use a wet comb in the shower and that’s what I’ve been doing. 😬

@@seadragon1456 Im glad you’re starting to feel better👍 Instead of using a wet-comb in the shower,I would recommend just using your fingers.That way you will feel it before you snap a hair so you can avoid it by carefully detangle with your fingers,when using a wet-comb you will feel it when the hair breaks(and then it is to late🤷🏻‍♀️)I always use my fingers to detangle and also to ‘brush’ my hair if needed.When I finger-brush my hair,I always use a little bit of lightweight oil(jojoba,avocado,arganoil,grapeseed)on my hands to distribute some nurturing oils through my hair at the same time. Just thought I’d share some tips with you since I’ve also tried wet-combing and brushing(with not very satisfying results) Take good care of yourself and be safe out there❤️

Also, most people are vitamin D deficient