I used to have have very thick but curly hair but due to PCOS, my hair have become very thin and have lost more than 50%. I have two weddings coming up in december.
I am pregnant so can not really take any medications but i did took before pregnancy but never really worked.
is there any one who had hair thinning but recovered? any remedies? i use olive and mustard oil but coconut oil makes my hair fall out even more. any home made remedies?
Please please help me. I am totally lost. i need help.
or also hair extensions. my friend got something like the following where you just put the headband around the head and let the rest of the hair fall over it to cover it and they look amazing.
Do you live in Pakistani? One thing that really has been working out for me are the saeed ghani products. And though they do stop hair fall especially if it suits you, my God has the usage really increased my length. I had cut my hair upto my shoulders in March and now they go all the way down to the end of my back :halo:
Please don't beleive that oiling will make your hair thicker, oil just nourishes the scalp and improves circulation. Oil your hair just once a week and make sure to massage very gently using your finger-pads and nothing rigourous. Don't use any styling products and use a mild shampoo for now. Make sure you don't comb your hair when it's wet as well.
For the wedding you can get a blow-dry with volume and have it teased a bit. Stress causes hairfall too so as hard as it may sound, please stop stressing and Inshallah your hair will be back to what it was after you've had the baby. :)
Im not in pak. Bt I can try to get the product?. Wst is the product name th
at you have used?
I usually buy them online for just4girls.pk. But I don't know if they deliver abroad. You can ask them! I use the Mughziat Hair Tonic before taking shower everytime. It is a red bottle. My mum likes their herbal oil too!
Oh totally. Because my own skin is very sensitive yet dry. A facial always ends me up with rashes. But this mask is not really like a typical mud mask. It doesn't dry up on your face. Its a very soft clayish type product with rose water, more like a cream and I massage it twice a day; before coming to work and then right when I go back home. I recently had acne problems like never before- my skin was has always been so good. I went on mild accutane and used this mud mask as my face wash. It's my third month now and all I have are a lot of red spots left which seem to be fading away thank God. This mask gives such a glow!
No problem. It's available under a lot of names. Basically you have to look for tablets containing Isotretinoin. I am using that drug under the brand name of Tretigen and of a very low dosage; 20mg. I have never had acne and three four months ago I broke out horribly. It wasn't cystic acne but my chin and cheeks were full of clusters. This drug has calmed me down completely. Also, I used DUAC gel along with it. Now I just get a pimple or two every now and then and the spots are fading away slowly. It's my last month of the accutane course. However, do not take it without a dermatologist's recommendation. It has serious side effects. Even I got very sceptical in the start but Alhumdullilah it hasn't caused me any problems.
^ Thanks a lot, I've been using Duac gel too. I've moderate rosacea. It's much better now after treatment. The mud mask u posted about, I am thinking of using it as a face wash too. I've redness on cheeks and chin due to rosacea, may be it will help decrease it too.