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I had bald patches all round my face but a dollop of a £6 Boots buy was the answer – just pop it on before a hair wash
Shoppers claim the bargain find leaves their tresses 'soft, silky and shiny'
A WOMAN has spilled the beans on how she transformed her thinning mane thanks to a £6 Boots buy.
On average, people lose anywhere from 50 to 100 hairs every day - but as these strands are usually replaced with new hair, we don't tend to notice it.
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However, hair loss is completely different and can be very distressing, having a negative impact on your confidence.
Beauty buffs could be subjected to hair loss due to a plethora of reasons, such as genetics, ageing, nutritional deficiencies and taking medication.
Luckily, the high street is full of different haircare products to help you tackle the common issue, which affects around 8million women and 6.5million men in the UK, according to .
With so many options available, hundreds of beauty buffs have been taking to social media to rave over their top buys - and TikTok user Mae is no different, praising rosemary oil and dubbing it ''a must''.
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With bolds claims that it will help boost hair growth, people are using the viral internet sensation to help their tresses grow on the cheap - and you can find the product for as little as £6 at Boots.
The budget-friendly beauty buy ''may support circulation, which may prevent hair follicles from being starved of blood supply, dying off, and leading to hair loss'', .
On top of stimulating hair growth, some thrifty beauty lovers use the essential oil to prevent premature greying and even to help with dandruff and flaky scalp.
, the TikTok-hyped bargain find ''may benefit nerve tissue by increasing nerve growth factor'' - which, in turn, may boost hair growth and skin health.
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Urging fellow beauty fans to not sleep on the affordable haircare product, Mae, from the UK, showed people what her hairline looked before adding rosemary oil to her routine - and after.
According to the blonde stunner, revealed, there were ''very sparse areas'' around her face - which would be more noticeable if Mae had her hair up in a bun or a ponytail.
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To achieve the jaw-dropping results, which have left people stunned, Mae applied the natural oil to her scalp once to twice week before every wash.
For the best makeover, the beauty lover explained she'd massage the oil into her scalp - and not only is this relaxing, but it also stimulates an increase in blood flow, which can aid hair growth.
After following the routine for some time, Mae was amazed to see that it had worked a charm.
''Rosemary oil results, this hair product is a must!'' she wrote in the caption, demonstrating how fuller her her blonde hairline looked.
The science behind Rosemary Oil
ROSEMARY oil has garnered attention for its potential to promote hair growth, and there is a growing body of scientific evidence to support its efficiency.
Here's a look at the mechanisms through which rosemary oil may benefit your hair:
Improving Blood Circulation
Rosemary oil is known to enhance blood circulation when applied to the scalp. Improved blood flow ensures that hair follicles receive more oxygen and nutrients, which are essential for healthy hair growth.
Anti-Inflammatory Properties
Inflammation of the scalp can lead to hair loss and hinder hair growth. Rosemary oil contains anti-inflammatory compounds like carnosic acid and rosmarinic acid, which can help reduce inflammation and create a healthier environment for hair growth.
Antioxidant Effects
Rosemary oil is rich in antioxidants, which combat free radicals that can damage hair follicles. By neutralising these harmful molecules, rosemary oil helps maintain the health of hair follicles and supports robust hair growth.
DHT Reduction
Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is a hormone linked to hair loss, particularly in cases of androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness). Some studies suggest that rosemary oil might inhibit the production of DHT, thereby helping to prevent hair loss associated with this condition.
Antimicrobial Properties
Scalp infections caused by bacteria or fungi can lead to hair loss. Rosemary oil has antimicrobial properties that can help keep the scalp clean and free from infections, fostering a healthier environment for hair growth.
Stress Reduction
Chronic stress is a known factor that can contribute to hair loss. The aromatic properties of rosemary oil are often used in aromatherapy to reduce stress and anxiety, indirectly benefiting hair health.
Looking to give your mane a makeover on the cheap too? retails for an affordable £6 for a 48ml bottle - and shoppers have had nothing but positive things to say about the deal.
''i love this so much! it leaves my hair soft, silky and shiny,'' wrote one customer on the website.
A second chimed in: ''I bought the item a year. Easy smell and work as the description said about it.''
However, whilst rosemary oil may be all the rage right now, Dr. Neera, a Harvard-trained dermatologist recently debunked the myth about the cult favourite buy.
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She said: ''I hate to break it to you but rosemary oil is doing nothing for your hair growth.
''I'm a dermatologist with hair loss and if you're looking for a Minoxidil alternative for thinning hair, try pumpkin seed oil.''
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