How do I know which product to start first on my fine thinning hair?
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Depending on your hair lost... I started with 1 before I lost any... I'm 28 and I have more hair than both my brother & cousin... It could be this, if you have noticeably thining or receding hairline go with 2 or 3, it can't hurt to start with 1 then 2-3-4
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What type of hair do you have? There's a number for thick, fine, normal hair. You can check Nixon products at Amazon or their website to see which brand would be right for you.
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Myla you have a great product depending on how thick your hair is, I would try one pump first, blow dry your hair, then if you need more than that do only one pump at a time. I did three pump the first time it look good but it was just to much�I had flat hair
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Level 30. Start with the darkest parts of your hair. 40 minutes shampoo and reapply to any missed spots for 30 minutes, shampoo and color adding a protein filler to your color. Neutral protein from sallys works well
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I also have fine thin hair. What it would give you is volume. After washing your hair use a volume conditioner. Then. Dry, then use the flat iron to make slight curls.
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My packaging reads: Nourishes thinning hair and promotes existing hair growth from within. 60 tablets extra strength dietary supplement. It will take a least 2 months before you see a difference in your hair. My Sister hair after her cancer came in thinner she has been taking these for almost 5 monhs and it made such a difference in her hair gotten thicker and fuller.I am so happy for her. I have ordered and received my next 3 months supply. I have notice a difference in my hair getting fuller and new growth. I will least take for 6 months or I may go the year. Hope this helps you if you get the box that reads as above you will have the same as I have. Good luck . I am very happy with this product.
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I have myself thick and long hair as well. I used two packages... but texture of hair varies from person to person so you should start by following the products directions.
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It's hard to determine without knowing anything about your hair. I rinse my hair very well before I apply the product. I focus most of my cleansing on my scalp; the excess runs down the strands of my hair. Once my scalp is done, I then finger-comb the product through the strands and rinse very well. I then re-apply, add a bit of water to get the product smooshy, then I comb (with a comb) through. This takes at least 7 minutes, then the final rinse. My hair is long, so I use a plentiful amount. I would try using more, concentrate product on the scalp, wash your hair twice, rinsing thoroughly before and after. It's hard to determine without knowing anything about your hair. I rinse my hair very well before I apply the product. I focus most of my cleansing on my scalp; the excess runs down the strands of my hair. Once my scalp is done, I then finger-comb the product through the strands and rinse very well. I then re-apply, add a bit of water to get the product smooshy, then I comb (with a comb) through. This takes at least 7 minutes, then the final rinse. My hair is long, so I use a plentiful amount. I would try using more, concentrate product on the scalp, wash your hair twice, rinsing thoroughly... » Read More It's hard to determine without knowing anything about your hair. I rinse my hair very well before I apply the product. I focus most of my cleansing on my scalp; the excess runs down the strands of my hair. Once my scalp is done, I then finger-comb the product through the strands and rinse very well. I then re-apply, add a bit of water to get the product smooshy, then I comb (with a comb) through. This takes at least 7 minutes, then the final rinse. My hair is long, so I use a plentiful amount. I would try using more, concentrate product on the scalp, wash your hair twice, rinsing thoroughly before and after. « Show Less
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I really don't know. My stylist recommended system 4 for my particular issue. Color treated, fine and obviously thinning hair. I wear my hair very short (spiked), and I had one area just above my hairline on the left that was very thin. It looks fine now. I will say that she said I could use either 3 or 4, but she thought 4 would work better. Buy from Amazon, though, much less expensive.
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I've been using Nutra Peptide shampoo and conditioner by Fate which I get from Amazon also. The longer I use the Rogaine the thicker my hair seems to be getting so don't give up.
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I'm not an expert by any means but if it were me I would start with the kit that is for chemically treated hair. I think all those numbers are there for are reference. Hope this helps.
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For thin/thinning hair I have found that Nioxin works best. Did not care for this particular product.
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just order the Qredew if you need one for your hair. they sell it here on amazon
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Start with the Neutral (Blue light) setting until hair is almost completely dry then finish up with the Negative Ion (Green light) setting for added shine. The easiest way to remember what setting to start and finish with are to think of the colors in alphabetical order, Blue before Green.
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You should use regular strength and if is very light you hair go for the mild one
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U should use regular affirm bc fiberguard good for sensitive scalp and fine textured hair
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I don't know of conflicting reviews, and there may be other similar products. But, for me, this one is the best for my fine, thinning hair. I use it instead of a mousse or gel and my hair has volume when I dry it. It is not sticky nor does it leave a residue.
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I have been using this product for years. Here are a few tips. Before you start trim hair to about 1/4-1/2 inch. Heat the wax until runny but test on your forearm to make sure it won't burn. Do not allow it to cool enough to get thick. 1. Make sure the area is clean and dry. 2. Use a little oral numbing gel (teething gel for babies) several minutes before you start. 3. Apply a little baby oil to your finger tips and sensitive parts- it won't effect the wax adhesion to the hair but will keep it from sticking to your skin. 4. Work from the outside in-in small sections and back to front. Spread in a medium thin layer. Allow to harden until just pliable. Remove in 1 quick motion. 5. When done use a mild astringent cleaner (I like the cleaner you get for newly pierced ears- no sting) I follow that with a thin coat of A&D ointment. There is no after pain but the skin is a bit sensitive. Good Luck!