Hair+

I’ve tried enough hair products to know the difference between “maybe?” and “yes, this is doing something.” Hair+ falls into the second category for me. I bought it because I was starting to see more scalp than I wanted in overhead lighting, and I wanted to get ahead of that before it got worse. By the time I was near the end of the first bottle, I could see that my hair looked a bit fuller and wasn’t shedding as much. It also seemed to hold style better through the day, which I wasn’t expecting but appreciated. I wouldn’t oversell it, because I still have the same basic hair type. But it has improved enough that I noticed without needing to talk myself into it. That’s generally my test for whether something is worth repurchasing.

If I’m honest, wash day was what pushed me to buy Hair+. I could deal with a lot, but seeing that much hair every time I shampooed was getting old. I didn’t notice a dramatic difference immediately, but by the middle of April the amount I was seeing had definitely gone down. That alone made me feel better about using it. I also think my hair looks fuller near the crown than it did at the beginning of spring. Another plus is that it seems easier to brush after drying, like it’s not quite as fragile as before. My routine otherwise has stayed pretty much the same. That’s why I feel okay giving this product most of the credit.

This is actually the biggest change for me. The little pieces around my face had started looking thin and kind of wispy, and it made every style look slightly off. After using Hair+ for a while, those sections look stronger and more blended into the rest of my hair. It’s not dramatic enough that a stranger would notice, but I notice, and that’s what matters. I also think the overall shape of my hair looks nicer when I wear it down. It doesn’t cling to my scalp as much as it used to. I wish the bottle had a few more servings for the price, but I do think the product itself is good. I’d rather say that honestly than act like it’s perfect.

I wear claw clips constantly, so I see the top and front of my hair exposed more than most people probably do. Before Hair+, that style was getting less flattering because the hair around my temples and crown looked too thin. I started this in March, and sometime in April I realized the same clip style looked softer and more balanced. That was a nice surprise because it’s one of the hairstyles I use the most. I also noticed less breakage around the front, which probably helped that overall look. It’s not like I suddenly have thick hair now. It just looks better and feels less weak. For me, that’s a very useful improvement.

I bought Hair+ in March because my hair had been looking thinner around the front than I liked, especially when I pulled it back. The first two weeks, honestly, I didn’t have much to say other than it was easy enough to add to my routine. Somewhere after that, I started noticing less hair in the shower and less on my brush after drying. That was the first thing that made me pay attention. A little later, I realized my ponytail felt a bit less skimpy too. It’s still my same fine hair, but it doesn’t look as tired as it did at the end of winter. I like that the change felt gradual instead of weirdly fast. For me that makes it feel more believable.