Alternatively if you can’t do that for any reason (illness, allergies, etc) depending on how big the bald spots are you can use wigs (for bigger bald spots) or hair powder (for smaller bald spots). Eyeshadow and scalp concealers/root touch up powders can also work for smaller spots.

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I was in a similar boat a few years ago, had a TON of thinning due to stress during the diagnosis phase. I really like the ordinary multi peptide serum, and it’s pretty affordable! If you wanted to invest a bit more, I’ve heard Cecred’s edge and hair growth drops are AMAZING, but they’re nearly 60 dollars so it’s very much about what’s worth it for you!

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i’ve heard minoxidil and finasteride are decent. i just try to keep a good shampoo + conditioner, i use the biolage revitalizer. doesn’t hurt that it smells amazing either alternatively, shave that bih and own it..

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rosemary oil/water is great!

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Minoxidil, but do a lot of background research

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I have a lot of breakage and a few small spots from stress alopecia, and I found that when you do wash your hair make sure to massage the scalp (fingers are great but a scalp massager works too) to increase blood flow and stimulate the growth.

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I’m in the camp of also saying shave it if you like :) you’ll be totally bald for a bit, but it gives you some time to try out different products to see what works without the stress of waiting for the product to work, ya know?

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There’s a 3 step shampoo they sell at Sally’s. I know some people that use it and swear by it. I don’t know the name of it but you can go ask or google it.

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I don’t have advice but I wish you luck!

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