Hair Gel That Helps ''Prevent'' Hair loss?

• Hair Gel That Helps ''Prevent'' Hair loss?
  

  

  Bry

  
  

  Hello everybody,

  After finishing one of my classes on the downtown campus yesterday, I decided to pass by a well known hair salon.

  Since I'm going through the awkward phase, I asked the hair stylist that was there if there were any hair gels that weren't too damaging to the hair.

  He told me about this brand called "Keratase", which has a whole line of hair products for men that fight thinning and promote thick healthy hair, as well as the gels. (Link posted)

  So my question to you guys is : should I use this gel frequently to help me get through the awkward phase or is it simply not worth it?

  Thanks,

  Bry

  P.S To my surprise, the hair stylist that I asked had a shoulder length ponytail. We got into a conversation about hair, he told me he had previously had waist length hair and was planning to grow it out again. I didn't know certain male hair stylists enjoyed having such long hair lol.

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  • Re: Hair Gel That Helps ''Prevent'' Hair loss?
    

    

    UK

    
    

    Your title asks about "hair loss", yet in your last paragraph you discuss the "awkward stage". Which do you mean here? If your concern is hair loss do not waste your money, if keeping your hair tidy at this time, various products can help. You need to establish what works for you but do not waste too much money.

    Hello everybody,

    After finishing one of my classes on the downtown campus yesterday, I decided to pass by a well known hair salon.

    Since I'm going through the awkward phase, I asked the hair stylist that was there if there were any hair gels that weren't too damaging to the hair.

    He told me about this brand called "Keratase", which has a whole line of hair products for men that fight thinning and promote thick healthy hair, as well as the gels. (Link posted)

    So my question to you guys is : should I use this gel frequently to help me get through the awkward phase or is it simply not worth it?

    Thanks,

    Bry

    P.S To my surprise, the hair stylist that I asked had a shoulder length ponytail. We got into a conversation about hair, he told me he had previously had waist length hair and was planning to grow it out again. I didn't know certain male hair stylists enjoyed having such long hair lol.

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