But hair loss and hair thinning is one of the disadvantages many women encounter. I had seriously thick hair on my head, so even with thinning, it's still pretty decent.
My eyebrows were another issue. In just a few years I went from Cindy Crawford eyebrows to Granny on Beverly Hillbillies.
I don't like using chemical or hormone laden products on my skin so I found this natural oil at Vermont Country Store that claimed to naturally condition the skin and hair follicles so you could get thicker brows. I was skeptical but for less than $30 it was worth a try.
Renew Eyebrow Revitalizer.
You apply a tiny bit morning and night. It absorbs in a few minutes and didn't make my eye makeup smear. Based on the amount I used, I'd guess the little bottle would last 2-3 months so you're looking at about $3 a week, the cost of a cup of coffee.
I'll let you be the judge - after six weeks (and there were nights I totally forgot to apply). It says it takes 8 + weeks to see results but I do think it's working.
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Yes, I can see a noticeable difference! I heard about some new thing called micro braiding. Apparently there are some really bad botched jobs and our local news is doing a story on it. Mine aren't thinner, just lighter in color. But I have been on estrogen for about a million years. Thanks for the info!
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I can't take estrogen. Tried it and had nasty side effects even at low dosage. I use a bio-idential hormone cream from Smokey Mountain naturals - no hot flashes at all since I started on it, skin more dense and moisturized, so I'm happy with it.
DeleteWow, that is a big difference!
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