Women's Hair Growth Supplements, Ages 18-44, Clinically Proven for Visibly Thicker and Stronger Hair, Dermatologist Recommended - 1 Month Supply

I started taking Nutrafol to support hair growth and overall hair health. I’ve been using it consistently for about 3 months, and I’ve noticed thicker and stronger hair with less shedding. The capsules are easy to take and don’t upset my stomach. I also appreciate that it uses natural ingredients. It took a little time to see results, but I’m happy with the progress so far. It’s a bit pricey, but if you’re serious about improving hair quality, it’s worth trying. I would recommend it to others looking for a natural hair supplement.

I'm here to say that Nutrafol is the best vitamin that I have ever ingested. Try it. The worst that can happen is you lose money, but not a tremendous amount. My hair is naturally thick and beautiful. I'm 46 and noticed that it seemed less full, even though hair vitamins have always been in my daily routine. Nature's Bounty hair, skin and nails, Viviscal and New Nordic were very good, not taken together but in rotation at some point. Viviscal is the one that I used the longest but still noticed shedding. I really tried to avoid Nutrafol, simply because of the price but then I realized I would stop taking all the other vitamins i my daily routine, so it made sense to give it a try. I'm taking the glorious vitamin for almost two months now. I have significant less shedding. I noticed that my flecks of gray eyebrows have disappeared. My scalp isn't itching and oily, in between wash days and believe it or not, I have less of an appetite! It's a really effective vitamin with lots of quality ingredients.

Writing a comprehensive review on a bunch of hair loss products in the hope it will help people in my same situation! Started losing hair as a 16 year old girl. By 26 I had maybe 20% of what I had growing up. It was debilitating. I have tried every single possible thing for it, a lot of items from Amazon. MY HAIR STOPPED FALLING OUT AND IS GROWING BACK! FIRST: Go see a doctor! Even if it's just your primary care doctor. Ask for a preventitive full blood count test. I wish I would have done this years ago. Turned out I was deficient in 3 nutrients: vitamin B, vitamin D and iron. Surprise surprise these are the top contributors to healthy hair! Also (not sure for men), but ladies, go see a dermatologist as well. They may be able to prescribe something like spironolactone to help your hormones adjust which could be a leading cause in your hair loss. Nutrafol: My hair STOPPED falling out after about 2 months on multivitamins + iron supplements +Nutrafol (nutrafol recommended by my dermatologist). Not sure if it's the Nutrafol that is working wonders, or if it's a combination of that plus other stuff, but I'm not planning on stopping it. Minoxidil/Rogain for women products: used these for a decade. Never did anything for me. However the dermatologist recommended I keep using minoxidil after I started taking supplements so imma keep using them even though they legit did nothing for me. Laser helmet: this thing actually works. I used it for about a year before discovering my nutrient deficiencies, and even without taking multivitamins and such, I definitely noticed a decrease in hair fall. I'm going to keep using the laser helmet because I truly believe this stimulated hair growth. Dont get the laser comb, its worthless. Get the helmet. Nioxin: I'm very confused around how this product works. I think it just makes existing hair stands thicker? - Shampoo is not bad - The spray stuff in the foam format sucks. It just does. It leaves your hair super crusty and I dont see the benefit if it - The dry shampoo is amazing for volumizing and making your hair look thicker 10/10 reccomend. A product I used in a similar fashion was l'oreal root cover up. It kinda stains your scalp and makes it less noticeable. Highly reccomend that too if you want to be more confident about your hair. - All other sorts of "hair growth" topical products that are not minoxidil. If you actually have hair loss from the scalp (not just breakage of damaged hair) these dont work. They just dont. I've tried so many different things, argan, coconut, olive oils, lemongrass, essential oils, deep masks, "hair fertilizer", etc. I'm just gonna give these 0 stars because they do not work if you are experiencing real hair loss. They are great to make existing hair healthier, but too many of these products either market towards "hair loss", or legit say "give us a 5 star review we will send you an amazon gift card" and so the reviews are all skewed and wrong. I feel like someone needs to post a truthful review about them and say they do not actually work for hair loss, they are just hair conditioners on steroids Lastly, if you have the money for it, look into PRP therapy for hair loss. Dont go to weird pyramid scheme "bosley" or "restore". Just talk to your doctor or dermatologist about it.

Warning: lengthy review but felt it was necessary! I have waited to write this review until I had finished up the recommended 3months as I realize it takes time for your body to respond and for hair to grow. I am now nearing the end of my third bottle and truly think this product helped to stop my hair thinning and jumpstart the regrowth process! I want to start off by saying that my hair loss was related to telogen effluvium triggered by a recent T1D diagnosis, stress and hormonal changes. I am a 29yo female with typically thick wavy hair and lost a considerable amount of hair to sudden shedding. I would highly recommend talking to your doctor and/or dermatologist to determine the root cause of your hair loss before spending the money on these. Often there are underlying issues, such as thyroid or scalp conditions, that should be addressed first. I also think it’s important to use these vitamins in conjunction with other at home treatments. In addition to nutrofol I’ve been using scalp clarifying shampoos (head and shoulders), brushed my hair when dry only, avoided pulling my hair back to prevent additional fallout, occasionally used castor oil treatments, and purchased a silk pillowcase to avoid damage when I slept. I feel like all of these together have helped greatly with my hair regrowth. Just some tips I wish others would have told me when I was going through the worst of it :) As for this supplement, I really think it has helped with my shedding and regrowth. I took the first two bottles consistently for two months and noticed new growth coming back and less hair fallout around month 2. I then scaled back during month 3 and began to notice my fallout returning. Since going back on a strict regimen I’ve noticed the shedding has stopped and my hair is looking so much thicker around my scalp! I will continue to order this for a couple more months but realize that the price is too high for me to continue using indefinitely. Will likely switch over to a combo of biotin and collagen and continue my home hair care. Bottom line - I think this works for people who have experienced a sudden hair loss and still retain the follicles necessary for regrowth. BUT it takes time to show results. Take pictures to track progress and be patient. If anything, taking these helped to calm the stress of losing hair because I really felt that I was doing something daily that was going to help show results in the long term. Good luck on your regrowth journey!

I wish that I'd looked through all of the negative reviews BEFORE trying Nutrafol. I know that the majority of negative reviews were related to the cost of the supplement or that it did not "work" as expected. Those, while disheartening, are not really what I would pay attention to. I was willing to give it a 6 month "try" to see for myself. What I would have paid attention to were any reviews about adverse reactions. This supplement is loaded with ingredients, and many are in very high doses. Please proceed with caution. I have Hashimoto's Autoimmune Thyroiditis (controlled with prescription Naturethroid and dietary modifications). My hair has been getting thinner and finer along the temples for a few years now and I thought I would give this product a try. Today is my 7th day taking the supplement as directed. The first several days, I felt fine. The past couple of days I was feeling a bit "off", but associated the feelings to having disturbed sleep. (which I figured was from having caffeine later in the day than usual, or staying up late one night) Today was a different story. About an hour after I took the dose, I started feeling unwell. My ears were ringing, my hands were shaking, I was having frequent PVC's, I felt" jittery" inside (though my "vitals" were not significantly elevated... heart rate was 93 (73 is my "normal") and my blood pressure was 127/84 (my "normal" is 120/70)) I had a strange pain/ache/fatigue sensation from just at the upper jaw to slightly above the temples on both sides. I felt as though I may pass out. -This was very disturbing, as my husband was working late and I was home with our 8 year old daughter. I called to have a family member come over and hang out with us until my husband got home, "just in case". I started drinking a lot of water in hopes of flushing the active ingredients out of my system faster... (I didn't know what else to do as the supplement had already been in my system for over an hour by this point) I emailed my dr's office (they sell Nutrafol). (Happy they were answering emails at 845pm but they didn't have much advice, stating these symptoms can happen with any number of the ingredients contained in Nutrafol.. they recommended to drink a lot of water (which I'd started already) and hope the symptoms pass... and to go to the ER or Urgent Care if things worsen or do not get better by 10pm) Well, 3 hours and 64 ounces of water later, most of the symptoms have diminished.. the lingering tinnitus and the unpleasant sensation at the temple/jaw area are all that remains. I am hoping that by tomorrow this will all be over. I do not have any known allergies, I take a few quality supplements from OrthoMolecular and Life Extension and have never had a reaction like this. I have not changed anything else in my diet or supplement routine since starting Nurtafol. (aside from stopping my biotin and vitamin E supplement when starting this) So, unlike the Nutrafol founder with RA who commented on one reviewer's cautionary post, stating he has been taking it for 4 years with no problems... I will not be continuing this supplement. I ordered directly through Nutrafol and signed up for a subscription.. I am hoping the cancellation process is more painless than the supplement itself. I have no idea if this is related to my autoimmune disease, or some other unknown factor, but I agree with a few of the reviewers who said... proceed with caution. Being repetitious, I know, but I'll say again, there are a LOT of ingredients in this supplement, many of which are in very high doses. This may be fine for the vast majority.. but it isn't for some. When I was feeling my worst tonight, waiting for my Dr's office to email back.. I was googling like crazy to find out if there were any reported side effects with this med... I stumbled across a study done to evaluate the efficacy of Nutrafol. I found it interesting that people with autoimmune thyroiditis or thyroid problems (along with many other groups of people) were excluded from the study (could not participate) This could be due to the fact that hair loss/thinning/textural changes are common in thyroid disorders and therefore would present too many variables to control for the study... but it also makes me wonder if they are even sure this supplement is safe for people with AI thyroiditis.. (good news for the "normal" people out there.. the study DID conclude that the product performed as "advertised" when the participants (those who met the criteria to take part in the study) took as directed for the prescribed amount of time.) It is obvious that MANY people are able to take this supplement with no adverse reaction... but I am not one of them. Sadly.

I just turned 30, and over the last few years, I’ve noticed thinning of my hair line and more shedding in the shower. I don’t have any underlying medical conditions or vitamin deficiencies, but hair thinning seems to be hereditary in my family. I’ve tried a lot of different shampoo/conditioner, serums, minoxidil, vitamins, etc. to reverse or slow down my hair loss, but nothing has made a noticeable difference. I was hopeful with Nutrafol because of the many rave reviews, but sadly, this didn’t do much for me. I’ve been taking it for 4 months now, and I really haven’t noticed much of a difference. I’m still shedding about the same amount of hair, and my hairline doesn’t look any thicker. I’ve also been using the Vegamour hair serum every day. If this actually worked for me, I’d accept the expensive price tag, but I can no longer justify purchasing this monthly. Update: since I’ve stopped using this supplement for a few months now, I have noticed thinning of my hair line area. I don’t notice an increase in shedding in the shower, but I now think that I was actually benefiting from Nutrafol and stopped it prematurely. I will be re purchasing and documenting my progress more meticulously.

EDIT— I wanted to give an update to my experience. I ended up stopping the pills after completing my second bottle. I think my body needed time to adjust to taking the pills and I started having EXTREME stomach cramps. Almost to the point of me laying on the ground screaming/crippling pain. The only thing I changed in my routine/diet was these pills. Once I stopped the cramping was going almost simultaneously. Super upset I had to stop because the progress was amazing! Also my hair texture/overall feeling does not feel as healthy as it did while taking the pills. The shampoo/conditioner probably helped but it’s way too expensive to keep getting. ORIGINAL— I don’t usually write reviews but felt the need to on this one. The before pics were from January and the now pics are from March. I decided to cut the doses from 4 pills a day to 2 a day as they are pricey and I read a lot about people having success with taking only 2. I am super happy with the progress I have made in 2 months and just received my second bottle. I will say, I bought these as I was losing hair due to post partum but my hair has been thinning slowly for years and have noticed good growth in which I haven’t seen in a very long time. I still was losing hair during my PP journey (was the worst around 4 months which is when I started). I really believe there is no quick fix for this type of hair loss and you need to let it run its course but I do think these supplements helped it grow back faster. I am also using the nutrafol shampoo and conditioner as well.

I have always had thick hair. I have very fine, but thick hair. In Feb of this year I started using extensions for length. I had 3 wefts. They were sew ins. The person who installed my hair and did my move ins was certified in this type of hair extension but not a stylist. Fast toward to OCT and I had a feeling to just remove my extensions. That day was the most traumatizing day. I knew there would be some fall out. But all 3 sections of hair that had the extensions fell out. I texted my derm and she said she’d see me Monday morning. All weekend I researched. I told myself I would do the natural way first and then go to minoxidil. I’ve been taking Nutrafol since Oct and I can see a difference in thickness. I would love to say I can see “new growth” but I’m not sure i see that just yet. I will recommend this product to anyone. I will also add that I take pumpkin and saw palmetto as well as the divi serum with a scalp massager every night. The first picture is how thin my hair was the day we removed the extensions. The second is the actual amount of hair that came out in the shower. The third is when I got it cut, but you can tell it’s way thicker. Very vulnerable review but I was desperate for some help and would have gone the more aggressive way (minoxidil) had I not found nutrafol.