Hello,

For appx 6-8 months I've been using Nu Skin shampoos per my exgirlfriend.

I'm reaching the end of my bottles and want to see about switching to another brand. I have full yet thin hair (no bald spots) and a receding hair line in the front. I would like to use a shampoo thats good for thin hair like mine. Any recommendations?

I've been using one of the cheaper shampoos out there with great results. It's V05 Vita Burst volumizing shampoo.

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I'll try it! I love saving money almost as much as I love to growing new hairs.

Try Revita. Yes, it is expensive but keep in mind it does volumize and has the potential to have some minimal positive effects on hairloss.. Other shampoos are just volumizers so its really a matter of whether you believe the research behind it.

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I have been using a shampoo called Hair Cycle which I found after researching on google for a shampoo to use post HT surgery. I've been using it for about three weeks and it is really a great shampoo without the harsh chemicals that some shampoos have. It really adds thickness for thinning hair. Hope this helps.

It does help, thanks. I've been leaning more towards that Revita that the above poster talked about. From what I read and what people have been saying, it seems really good.

"Nioxin for thin hair" is the best product out there,it's a bit expensive though but its difference is clear

Do you have thin hair Peaceful? How long have you been using that shampoo?

Revita! I only have been using it now for about a week of course. But I used products like nioxin before and many other types and none has ever made my hair feel as thick and healthy as this one and so fast. Not only does it make it look great and thick but it really helps my scalp to not itch like crazy. Also I read someone elses post on this product before and they were talking about how a little went a long way and its very true. So yeah its a bit more pricey but it will last you a long time.

A little late here, but I've been using Loreal's Vive for Men which works fairly well. I can tell a difference when I use it and when I don't, but I'm always curious about what others use too, so I'll probably look into Revita and Nioxin.