In this article we will try to cover the subject of natural anti hair loss shampoos (and conditioners) by means of what are they made of, what should you look for and give some recommendation for products that are approved by the food and drug administration and that we collected consumer feedback on them.
Natural hair loss shampoos – which ingredient is good and which is bad?
If you started investigating about anti hair loss shampoos it means that you are either in an early stage of some kind of scalp or hair disorder and that is totally fine, we hope that you’re done reading this article you will have all the information you need to choose the right hair loss treatment for you.
- Foamy Surfactants? They’re bad, avoid them! Regular industrial/mass market shampoos contain lathering ingredient called surfactant – at first glance it’s rather nice to treat your hair with a nice foamy shampoo that lathers up pretty nicely. But is it good for your hair? Hell no!!! Surfactants have no cleansing qualities and are actually BAD FOR YOUR HAIR.
- Herbal Ingredients? Oh Yeh! they’re good & here what you should look for: taking the multi level approach, herbal shampoos will provide the following benefits:
- Block DHT – the presence of DHT hormone which is the by-product of enzyme 5-alpha reducatase (which is being produced in the human scalp) that interacts with the testosterone hormone – DHT attaches itself to the hair follicle and reduces the proper blood flow to the scalp. This process prevents vital nutrients from reaching the hair follicle, and gradually causes the thinning of the hair until its complete fall out.
Saw Palmetto is the most notable herb believed to be a DHT blocker – extracts from this tiny palm tree are used as part of the hair loss treatment formula.
- Block DHT – the presence of DHT hormone which is the by-product of enzyme 5-alpha reducatase (which is being produced in the human scalp) that interacts with the testosterone hormone – DHT attaches itself to the hair follicle and reduces the proper blood flow to the scalp. This process prevents vital nutrients from reaching the hair follicle, and gradually causes the thinning of the hair until its complete fall out.
- Stimulate Healthy Hair Growth – using essential oils from plants such as lavender are known to increase blood flow to the scalp and therefore provide the hair the right conditions for recovery.
What else to look for before you decide to buy an anti hair loss shampoo?
- Make sure that it’s approved by the FDA
- Choose a known and trusted brand
- Consult with your physician
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