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Best Products to Use With HR23+®

Hair loss is rarely something that should be approached with a cupboard full of random products. A better strategy is to build a simple, consistent routine in which each product has a clear purpose. Here are four options that can complement HR23+® in very different ways.

01 Volumising Shampoo
02 Minoxidil
03 Omega-3
04 Hair Fibres

Getting more from your hair-care routine

HR23+® is designed as a daily nutritional hair-support supplement for men and women, providing a broad combination of vitamins, minerals and selected botanical ingredients as part of a consistent hair-care routine.

But a supplement does not have to be the only part of that routine. Depending on the type of hair loss you are experiencing and what you want to achieve, topical treatments, cosmetic products and good scalp care can all have different roles.

Keep your routine purposeful.

More products do not automatically mean better results. Ideally, every addition to your routine should have a reason for being there — whether that's treating pattern hair loss, keeping the scalp and hair clean, supporting general nutrition or simply making thinning hair look fuller while you wait for longer-term results.

Recommended products for a hair loss and hair care routine

Four products to consider alongside HR23+®

01
For cleansing & volume

OGX Biotin & Collagen Shampoo

Shampoo cannot reverse genetic hair loss, but choosing the right shampoo can help hair look and feel considerably better. Volumising formulas can be particularly useful when thinning hair has started to look flat or fine.

OGX Biotin & Collagen Shampoo is a popular option designed to give fine hair a thicker, fuller-looking appearance. Used alongside HR23+®, its role is primarily cosmetic and cleansing rather than treating the underlying cause of hair loss.

Best for: Adding body and volume to fine or thinning-looking hair.
02
For pattern hair loss

Minoxidil (Regaine / Rogaine)

Minoxidil is one of the best-established treatments available for male and female pattern hair loss. Unlike a nutritional supplement, it is applied directly to the scalp and has clinical evidence supporting its use for androgenetic alopecia.

Some HR23+® users choose to incorporate Regaine (minoxidil) into their routine, giving them two quite different approaches: daily nutritional hair support from HR23+® and an established topical hair-loss treatment at scalp level.

Minoxidil does not work for everyone, and an initial period of increased shedding can occur in some users. Continued use is generally required to maintain any benefit, so it is worth understanding the commitment before starting.

Best for: Men and women looking for an evidence-based treatment for pattern hair loss.
03
For nutritional support

Omega-3 Fish Oils

Omega-3 fatty acids are important dietary fats involved in a variety of normal functions throughout the body. For people whose diet contains little oily fish, an omega-3 supplement can be a convenient way of increasing dietary intake.

Omega-3 should not be regarded as a treatment for male or female pattern baldness, and taking additional fish oil does not automatically lead to hair regrowth. Instead, it is best viewed as part of broader nutritional support where appropriate.

If you already consume a diet rich in oily fish and other omega-3 sources, an additional supplement may not be necessary.

Best for: General nutritional support, particularly where dietary omega-3 intake is low.
04
For instant coverage

Hair Building Fibres

Not everything in a good hair-loss routine needs to stimulate growth. Sometimes you simply want your hair to look better today.

Hair building fibres are tiny fibres designed to cling to existing strands, helping reduce the visual contrast between the scalp and thinning hair. On suitable hair, the effect can be immediate and surprisingly convincing.

Fibres do not treat hair loss and will not encourage new growth, but they can be extremely useful while waiting to assess the longer-term results of a hair-loss routine.

Best for: Instantly making areas of diffuse thinning look denser and fuller.

What might a simple routine look like?

You certainly don't need to use everything on this page. A sensible routine depends on your type of hair loss, your goals and how much time you realistically want to devote to it.

Daily

HR23+®

Nutritional hair support taken consistently as part of your everyday routine.

As directed

Minoxidil

An established topical option for appropriate cases of male or female pattern hair loss.

Hair washing

Good shampoo

Keep the scalp clean while choosing a formula that leaves finer hair looking fuller and easier to style.

When needed

Hair fibres

An optional cosmetic boost for days when you want thinning areas to look immediately fuller.

HR23+® — the foundation of your daily routine

One of the advantages of HR23+® is simplicity. Rather than adding numerous separate hair vitamins and botanical supplements to your day, HR23+® combines 23 selected ingredients within one dedicated daily hair-support formula.

It has been used by men and women for more than a decade and is designed to support stronger, healthier-looking hair from within.

You can then build around that foundation according to your individual needs. For some people that might mean adding minoxidil. For others, a good shampoo and some occasional hair fibres may be all they want.

The important part is consistency. Hair changes slowly, so constantly switching products or adding new ones every few weeks can make it almost impossible to judge what is actually helping.

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This article is for general information only and should not be considered medical advice. Hair loss can have many different causes. If you are experiencing sudden, severe or unexplained hair loss, or are unsure which treatment is appropriate for you, seek advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.