Dr. Michelle Henry
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 25 Feb
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That means there's a new hair that is likely programmed to live longer that's pushing that old hair out.
So it's a normal part of it.
That's an excellent question because I have so many women that refuse to start it because they feel like I'm going to have to use it forever.
The truth is, anything that works in female pattern hair loss, you will likely have to use for a long time because we don't have a cure for female pattern hair loss.
Whatever you're using, if you stop it, you're going to lose some of that hair.
That's if it's female pattern hair loss.
Now, if you've lost your hair as a consequence to pulling it or dyeing it or damaging it, you will keep that hair because it all depends on the process and the mechanism for loss.
If the process mechanism disease can go away, you keep the hair.
If it can't, you have to keep using it for a long time.
We're family now.
There are a lot of shampoos that I think are particularly great for hair retention.
Because if you think of a shampoo, a shampoo is on for a few minutes and washed off.
It's a short contact agent, right?
And so the most more potent tools that are to stimulate hair growth are going to be leave-on products.
So I think a shampoo's main role is to get rid of those things that are compromising the scalp.
So making the scalp very clean, getting rid of inflammation in the best ways that it can.
Also, you know, not damaging the hair.
So having the right surfactants or leaving the hair healthy and moisturized and like pliable, not stiff.
I think that's the biggest role.
And so that does help with growth because it's retention.
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