has anyone out there tried Ovation Hair Therapy... it's expensive and I'd like to try it for my thinning hair but wanted an opinion before I paid the big bucks.
I have thin hair and it seems to be falling out a lot lately (I'm 46 so that could have something to do with it, I had my thyroid checked and it is fine). any suggestions are appreciated.
I did ask my hair stylist and she has two clients that use it and she has seen good results, not dramatic but good, I started taking biotin which is supposed to help, and the other thing I read is that Ovation is not for male/female pattern baldness but helps for hair loss due to vitamin deficiencies or chemical issues (due to medication or chemo type things)
If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. I did some quick research on the web and it looks to be more than 50% shady.
I'd stay away from it. I'm 46 too, and sorry to say, we are going to have thinning hair :( Every time I wash my hair I feel like I should be bald by weeks end. I'd ask your stylist what they recommend.
I am 46 years old and have been using Ovation for the past year. I'm not sure about the thinning hair issue, but I do have to say that my hair looks shinier and feels a lot better since I started using it. I bought a biotin shampoo and conditioner from GNC and I alternate that with the Ovation. I find it best to alternate shampoos/conditioners and not use the same over and over. By doing this, I can make the Ovation last almost 6 months. The Cell Therapy I use only twice a week. Any more than that can dry your hair just like any protein therapy for your hair. Plus, I have been taking a great multi-vitamin along with this.
I have been using it for about the past three months. Honestly, I have not seen any difference in my hair thickness or growth. I would say do not waste your money.
D.
(age 42)
I have heard that putting a little Knox gelatin on your food or in your drink helps quite a bit. It comes in a small box and inside are envelopes of granule gelatin. Use 1 envelope in two days. This woman I learned this from use to wear wigs, her hair was so thin. After a while, of using gelatin she now does not wear a wig and her hair is thicker than ever before. I do not know how long it took her to get her hair thicker.
I'm 38 and my hair started falling out like crazy about a year and a half ago. I had my thyroid checked and everything was okay...my doctor said it is just aging. I started using Ovation about 6 months ago and while I can't say that I have noticed my hair getting thicker, I have noticed (and so has my husband) that there is a lot less hair falling out. The product is expensive, but lasts quite a while - especially if you follow the instructions on how much to use. Whatever you decide, I wish you all the best!
My hair is thin and getting thinner daily. I just read that increasing protein to your diet can help slow it down some. I doubt there is a miracle cure. I'm starting to love wearing hats :)
My hair also started to thin and almost you can see my skin in the light, I started to take a great nutritional supplement for total well being and my hair also stoped falling out and get back to the way it was, even much more lively. I am now in my 50's and have better looking hair than before.
If you are not supplementing, you are not getting all the nutrients your body inculding your hair needs. I will be happy to share info if you are interested.
Best wishes!
About 10 years ago my hairdresser said "OMG your hair is thinning! I was 31! It freaked me out. I tried expensive shampoos and other "recommendations".
I have never used the Ovation hair therapy, i don't have to now. Today, I use a nutritional program and I will tell you, I have to cut, pluck and shave more often.
www.SoYouWantToCleanse.com is where I started.
Want to talk?
B.
