Reddit reviews PURA D'OR Hair Thinning Therapy 3-piece Set, Shampoo, Conditioner & Masque for Best Results, Infused with Argan Oil, Biotin & Natural Ingredients, All Hair Types, Men & Women (Packaging may vary)

• Usually I have a hair oil blend massaged into my scalp and left there for 2-3 hours before I shower. It's a mix of castor oil, grapeseed oil, rosemary, lavender, cedarwood, and thyme essential oils. Once a week I skip that and instead do an all-over hair mask with coconut oil, neem oil, and a few drops of tea tree oil.
  
  
• First I gently use a dry brush, all over, before getting into the shower.
  
  
• I use Pura d'Or shampoo or Regenepure shampoo every other day. Otherwise I just massage my scalp gently with warm water. I have short hair and use hair oils, so I don't use conditioner.
  
  
• I use Acure Organics Coconut Pumpkin Body Wash (I like all their body washes) if I'm feeling dirty, otherwise mainly just a konjac sponge and water, or I scrub my shins, feet, etc with a Salux cloth. I use zinc soap on my upper arms, shoulder blades, and upper chest. I used to use CeraVe Foaming Cleanser as a body wash but now I just use it as a hand soap.
  
  
• Out of the shower I use Acure Organics Cocoa Butter + CoQ10 Ultra-hydrating Unscented Body Lotion and Andalou Naturals Lavender Shea Hand Cream though I'm not particularly loyal when it comes to body moisturizers.
  
  
• Once a week I use Japanese bath salts for relaxing in the tub. Once every three months or so I use Tony Moly Shiny Foot Peel.
  
  As you can see, there's an absence of Asian beauty products simply because I'm on a "naturally-derived" kick again and when it comes to body stuff I like it to be inexpensive and easily accessible. All the Acure Organics and Andalou Naturals stuff I get I can buy at a local grocery store. Special stuff like bath salts or treatments I like to order since Japanese bath salts are always the best.

Shampoo: purador argan oil premium organic shampoo


Conditioner: Tresemme perfectly (un)done


I don't comb my hair other than a big thick one, and I normally let air dry or use a diffuser. I only shampoo once a week.

Tea tree oil is a potential. I'm using this shampoo currently, it has helped my scalp. I have very sensitive skin and am prone to dandruff. It's not cheap, but I have been happy with it.

I just ordered this shampoo and conditioner after seeing it recommended on /r/haircarescience. Reviews are fantastic, so I'm holding out hope. I'm growing my hair out again, but it's fine and thin, and I shed A LOT, so I'm hoping it works as well as people say it does.

I've been using this as my offday/prewash shampoo for awhile http://amazon.com/PURA-DOR-Prevention-Premium-Organic/dp/B0079R6BD2/ref=sr_1_2_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1463682484&sr=8-2&keywords=pura+d%27or It says it contains natural DHT blockers like argan oil and no SLS which can cause excessive drying. Works well, nice and foamy and not too dry.

They also have a 1% keto version (Gold label) which I don't use since I have a 2% prescription and 1% Regenpure.

Fortunately keto doesn't dry out my scalp/hair too much so I usually do something like

• Every other day use 2% prescription. If my hair is excessively dirty I'll prewash with pura d'or so the keto shampoo can be lathered and applied thoroughly
  
• If my hair isn't excessively dirty I won't wash it on the off days, just water and conditioner
  
• If it is dirty I'll just use pura d'or or regenepure 1% keto depending on my mood
  
• Every time I shower I use a volumizing conditioner with argan oil, the added volume helps hide the hairloss a little bit.