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notsomebody
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I don't know about volume, but it definitely causes growth. I used it on my kitchens and for the first time since I was a little kid my kitchens are down my back. I have also been payin extra care to the kitchen area for the past year, but I I definitely had a growth spurt with the nioxin.
adrienne0914
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i bought the Scalp Therapy stuff, but i haven't used it yet. i plan to because of my thinning hairline, but i want to get the shedding under control because i think i read somewhere that it kinda makes the hair hard.
i know that didn't help at all.... /images/graemlins/smirk.gif are you losing hair? or is it just on the thin side? i think these products are more for people losing hair. you might want to try something like B5 internally to help thicken your hair up. /images/graemlins/smile.gif
adrienne
i know that didn't help at all.... /images/graemlins/smirk.gif are you losing hair? or is it just on the thin side? i think these products are more for people losing hair. you might want to try something like B5 internally to help thicken your hair up. /images/graemlins/smile.gif
adrienne
Adrienne,
It has always been fine, but now I think it starting to get thinner /images/graemlins/confused.gif.
It might be the change in climate-I recently relocated to L.A. from N.Y. and my hair seems much dryer and a little thinner now.
Or maybe since the loss in volume is because there is no frizz because of the lack of humidity. Maybe what I thought was volume was really frizz /images/graemlins/grin.gif
It has always been fine, but now I think it starting to get thinner /images/graemlins/confused.gif.
It might be the change in climate-I recently relocated to L.A. from N.Y. and my hair seems much dryer and a little thinner now.
Or maybe since the loss in volume is because there is no frizz because of the lack of humidity. Maybe what I thought was volume was really frizz /images/graemlins/grin.gif
notsomebody
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was your kitchen thinning or was it just not growing as fast as the rest of your head?
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It was a combination of both. My kitchens never really grew very fast. I had also thinned them out by tying my scarf too tight at the back. The Nioxin helped a lot with bringing back the thinning hair as well as adding length. I haven't ever used it on any other part of my hair. I bought it to take care of problem areas like the kitchens and where my glasses rub on the sides above my ears.
was your kitchen thinning or was it just not growing as fast as the rest of your head?
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It was a combination of both. My kitchens never really grew very fast. I had also thinned them out by tying my scarf too tight at the back. The Nioxin helped a lot with bringing back the thinning hair as well as adding length. I haven't ever used it on any other part of my hair. I bought it to take care of problem areas like the kitchens and where my glasses rub on the sides above my ears.
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