I hear some mixed reviews on this. Has anyone noticed any reversal after using HGH?
I hear some mixed reviews on this. Has anyone noticed any reversal after using HGH?
It's pretty up in the air. I personally feel (through research) that, while HGH certainly has some anti-aging benefits, they are quite a bit overblown. I wouldn't take HGH for the purpose of getting color back in my hair. It's much cheaper and more reliable just to go grab of box of Touch of Gray.
With the cost of HGH at the moment, I have to agree there are countless cheaper ways to get them grey hairs out.
Hair dye might not be the most manly product to but, but it's certainly a lot cheaper and your gaurenteed to get the right result.
Dye your hair instead. It may sound tedious but it is better than nothing. HGH won't help you get back your black hair. The anti-aging stuff it does is more on your skin and body so I suggest you do the old fashion way of coloring your hair. And it is waaaay cheaper than getting more HGH.
I don't think it would help you lessen the greys. Yes, it has anti-aging effects but that does not mean that it could make your hair black. That is what I know. And the guys up are right, you can just have it dyed or something, it's much cheaper that way.
Of course, HGH does not reverse you hair color. Try out hair dye.
Just dye your hair to whatever color you want. Even though HGH promises anti-aging results, it does not mean that you would have salon gorgeous hair. I think it would affect your skin and your whole body, like stamina and all, but not the hair. And just to share to you: salt and pepper hair is actually an attractive thing.
I think it's too much when we say that hgh can cause your grey hair to return to their original color. Hair dye is a lot cheaper and you can choose from various colors for your hair! Maybe for others, they have noticed that their hair is healthier, but getting rid of grey hair is going overboard.
Exactly. I don't know anything that can reverse the color of your hair. However, I think there are some ways/products for preventing the existence of grey hair. Lol.
Anyway, if you already have grey hair and you want to get rid of it, you can either pluck them or just dye your hair.
My parents dye their grey hair. I think they do it every three to six months, depending on how visible the grey part is. It's convenient, safe, and affordable. No need to take any drugs or supplements to reverse it. Besides, we can't stop old age. It will eventually catch up with us.
If you want to make your grey hair turn into black again, then the best choice is to use a hair color. That is the only way you can make sure that you will get a black hair again. Anyway, even when HGH won't be able to turn your hair black again, you can still get a lot of benefits from the drug.
The cheapest and also the most effective option will be to use a dye, like everyone as said.
HGH is effective for a lot of things and helps all parts of the body but if you want a miracle cure to get rid of grey hairs I'm not sure that there is one.
I love how you pointed out that we can never avoid old age. Everyone will come to that point. And I also agree that dying your hair is a safe method to get rid of your white/grey hair. Taking HGH doesn't even guarantee that it will be very effective in getting rid of the grey hair.
I agree with the comments on this thread. I mean, what is the sense of waiting for your gray hair to turn white with the use of HGH when you can easily just color it black. With the use of hair dye, you can get the result as soon as possible.
Well, a lot of users here have already stated my supposed-to-be-advice. Lol. Just get your hair dyed and you'll surely love the perfect result. The best thing is that you can experiment when it comes to your hair color. You can rock blonde, red or even pink and other colors if you want to.
Use aloe vera, too. I've read somewhere here it helps improve your hair's condition. Dyeing your hair can make it dry, so applying aloe vera might help the dryness naturally.
Use conditioner to make the hair soft again after dyeing.