HOMMEGROOMING » hair loss

Babies Are Self Conscious About Their Hair, Too.

Nick — Mon, 02 Oct 2006 17:03:58 +0000

A man’s fear of hair loss starts early on. Many babies are born bald or with fine hair that barely conceals their scalp. That can affect a guy’s self confidence early on. After all, we start in diapers, and many end up in diapers during the not-so-golden years, so who says that hair loss doesn’t work the same way? Well, if your baby is a little depressed about their obvious comb over, check out Baby Toupee! They offer an extensive line of celebrity-inspired wigs for the little one.

While you dream of your child becoming the next real estate mogul, rap star, award-winning actor or stoned musician, you can help them look the part with wigs inspired by Donald Trump, Lil’Kim, Samuel L. Jackson and Bob Marley.

Just in time for Halloween!

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Get Foamy With Rogaine

Nick — Wed, 06 Sep 2006 22:27:42 +0000

Rogaine‘s much-anticipated foam is now available! You’re probably thinking, “What’s so great about foam?” Well, if you’re suffering from hair loss, and you’re a Rogaine user, chances are you have trouble sticking to the twice-a-day application because it takes a little time and looks a little suspect when you’re at the gym. If you want something a bit more undercover, the foam allows you to appy it like a mousse. Just spray it into your hands and work it down onto your scalp. Nobody has to know that you’re treating your hair loss. The best part is that it won’t interfere with the products that you usually use.

Rogaine is still the ONLY FDA-approved hair loss treatment that is available over the counter. So that means it has been clinically proven to work.

You can buy it at CVS and other drugstores nationwide. Get a 3-pack for $49.99.

Rogaine’s New Baby Due in September

Nick — Tue, 18 Jul 2006 20:54:49 +0000

Don’t lose sleep over losing your hair. There are a handful of great products out there that are clinically proven to help regrow your hair. I recently met with the friendly folks at Rogaine to discuss their latest addition to their over-the-counter hair loss treatment that is coming out this September. Rogaine foam. That’s right…foam.
Rogaine’s original formulation, using minoxidil, required guys to apply the serum directly to the scalp twice a day before styling their hair. It smelled a little funny and could be messy at times. But guys, being the lazy sort who barely wash their faces more than once a day, weren’t keeping up the treatment, and were therefore not seeing many results. So, to make it easier, Rogaine created a foam that you just work onto your scalp with your fingertips instead of an applicator–eliminating mess and making it much more discreet if you’re using it at the gym. While it looks like styling mousse from the ’80s, it won’t provide any styling help. In fact, it won’t interfere with any other styling products that you use either.
The thing about Rogaine is that you have to use it religiously in order to see results and it can take 2 to 4 months of constant use to see real results. While it’s okay to skip a dose here and there, it’s best to treat it like any other medication. If you stop using it, you will lose whatever hair growth you’ve gained in the past 2 to 4 months.
Rogaine is the only FDA-approved over-the-counter hair loss product, so it’s backed up my tons of clinical studies and scientific data.