I will start by saying if I were anyone experiencing thinning, I’d try this.
I’m 27, F, she/her, mother, and have hypothyroidism which my doctor treats with Levothyroxine. One of the main side effects (after birth and with Levothyroxine) is temporary hair loss or thinning.
4 years ago, when I first started, I lost approx 10-15% of my hair. Perhaps paired with postnatal hormones, the thyroid medication was the straw that broke camels back. I’ve tried many treatments - minoxidil, clean haircare products, biotin, keratin, collagen, oil treatments, Olaplex, etc.
The only thing I ever noticed with Biotin supplements was breakouts of acne/pimples on my face.

Finding this alternative w/o biotin was exciting and I decided to try it out. My stylist has noted faster growth than normal, and went 3 appointments without trimming because it was healthy without split-ends and healthy roots. I’ve noticed new growth near a problem area near my right temple. My hair looks and feels increasingly dense with healthy & ‘glowy’ skin. I’ve noticed fewer breakouts.
I use simple & safe certain-chemical-free shampoo and conditioner, and have longer and thicker hair than I had at seventeen years old. I do not wear my hair in tight styles often anymore, and keep it simple.
I really believe in this stuff because nobody knew I was doing anything new or perhaps even aware that I was aware of the thinning, and have commented on how long and thick my hair is. I’ve pored over these ingredients as well, and believe in them.

Our collagen supply only decreases from our late twenties onward, which affects our teeth, skin, hair, joints, brain and bones. Etc. I recommend The Collagen Co and Crushed Tonic as powders, and Neocell and Codeage Amen collagen pill supplements. I rotate currently between both powders, and currently taken Codeage Amen collagen pill, but equally love Neocell.

Folic acid, L-Lysine, Vit B C D E, plenty of Iron, pre&probiotics, and this formula are daily supplements/intakes I look at. I also get bloodwork (due to my thyroid and thalassemia-minor-caused anemia), and the results of that bloodwork have helped me keep track of what I need to try and eat and intake.

I rly recommend bloodwork anyway, and with regard to thinning hair: check your hemaglobin (iron) levels - this can if not cause, then enhance hair loss. Also check the thyroid, as both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism can cause long term hair loss. The medication’s possible & subtle side effects outweigh losing most of one’s hair due to an imbalance. Good products, keep it simple, vitamins, fresh fruits and veg when possible, protein, this supplement, and *bloodwork.*

I have been taking Hair Omega for a few years. I think it has stopped, or at least slowed the hair loss. The DHT blocker works for me.

Honestly helped more than I expected my hair grew a lot thicker and faster than before

HairOmega DHT Blocker Original 33-Ingredient Formula without Biotin, B Vitamins and Iodine

HairOmega DHT Blocker Original 33-Ingredient Formula without Biotin, B Vitamins and Iodine