My hair fell out in clumps after I had a baby – a breakthrough oil saved me
A WOMAN has unveiled the 'game-changing' hair oil that has helped her post-partum hair loss.
Ella Amber, a first-time mother from the UK, shared the wonder product on social media.
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The mother said her hair started to grow fuller about twelve weeks after giving birth, and it came out in large clumps no matter what she did.
“My hair literally came out in clumps in the shower, like huge clumps, and when I brushed it after washing like the hairbrush should be full of hair, even if I just brushed it normally, like so many clumps would come out, Ella explained.
After doing some research into the best ingredients for hair growth, she decided to buy the £18.99 Thrive oil Forest & Coast.
Although pricey, she revealed she only uses four drops a day and the bottle lasts ages.
The castor oil helps stimulate hair growth thanks to active ingredients such as caffeine and rosemary oil.
I think it's a game changer
Ella Amber
The oil also contains hair strengthening ingredients such as biotin and castor oil to prevent breakage.
Ella revealed that she used four drops of the oil and massaged it into her hair after washing.
She added: “You can also use it as a hair mask at night.
“But oh my God, I'm not even kidding, this isn't a plug, I don't get any commission for this, but my hair is back to normal, like it's not falling out at all.”
“I think it's a game-changer,” she added.
The mother was clearly enthusiastic about the product and felt much more confident in showing off her new shiny blonde locks.
The clip has since gone viral on her TikTok account @ellaa_amber.
Many moms took to the comments section to thank Ella for sharing the groundbreaking purchase.
What is hair loss after childbirth?
Excessive hair loss after pregnancy is completely normal and is caused by declining estrogen levels.
During pregnancy, your hair loss decreases. The effect is further compounded by your increased blood volume and circulation, which also causes your hair to fall out less than normal.
To make up for lost time, your hair may fall out in larger clumps after childbirth, but the total extent of your hair loss is probably no more than you would have lost in the previous nine months.
One person wrote: “My hair loss is horrible, I can't get rid of it because my hair is so thin I have a thick spot, I'm definitely going to try this.”
Another commented: “I'm willing to try anything, thank you. Fingers crossed it helps.”
“My hair is horrible. I've lost a lot of weight, it's thin, flat and dull. I'm getting my hair done this weekend so I'm definitely going to try this,” wrote a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “You don't have to tell me twice, bought.”
“I usually have thick hair and before giving birth some hair fell out but it's gotten worse so I ordered this to give it a try,” claimed a fifth.
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