Aydrian Pollard

Rogaine is the old-school gold standard for hair loss treatment. Its active ingredient is clinically proven to help stimulate hair growth, it’s easy to find in stores, and you can start using it right away without a prescription. Happy Head, on the other hand, is a newer, dermatologist-formulated brand that offers customized serums based on

I’ve been through my fair share of shampoos and conditioners over the years — some from the drugstore, some high-end salon brands, and some “clean beauty” options that were way too expensive for what they delivered. My hair is fine but super thick, which always makes finding the right products tricky. The wrong shampoo will

Hair loss, whether it’s subtle thinning around the temples or more noticeable shedding, is a deeply personal and emotional experience. For many people, hair is not just about aesthetics. It is tied closely to self-image, confidence, and even identity. Losing it can be upsetting, and that makes finding an effective, trustworthy solution all the more

Introduction: The Hair Growth Dilemma Hair loss isn’t just cosmetic—it’s emotional, hormonal, nutritional, and deeply personal. With the rise of wellness-first beauty, two hair supplements have come to dominate the space: Nutrafol and Happy Head. Both claim to be backed by science and experts in the hair loss field. Both have loyal fan bases. But

Introduction: One Supplement, Many Variables Hair thinning isn’t always about age, stress, or styling habits. For some of us, it’s deeply tied to hormonal health—and in my case, PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) plays a starring role. If you’re unfamiliar, PCOS is a complex endocrine disorder that affects everything from menstrual cycles to metabolism—and unfortunately, hair