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If your hair never seems to grow past that awkward in-between length, or if you’re dealing with the aftermath of a regretful impulse cut, chances are you’ve probably considered a hair-growth shampoo. But those aren’t the only reasons you might reach for one. Aging, postpartum shedding, menopause, stress, or even dietary changes can all affect how your hair grows, and sometimes it needs an extra boost.
To be clear, the best hair-growth shampoos are not miracle cures. Many experts are still divided on whether they can truly stop hair loss. What they can do is help maintain the healthiest possible environment for growth, supporting stronger strands and reducing breakage. Add to that the flood of rave reviews on social media and in product comment sections, and it’s no wonder these formulas keep ending up in carts.
Of course, results require consistency—and to cut through the noise, we asked dermatologists and hairstylists to share 15 hair- growth shampoos they actually recommend, chosen for their ingredients, formulations, and proven results.
Vogue’s Favorite Hair-Growth Shampoos
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- Does hair-growth shampoo work?
- How does hair-growth shampoo work?
- What should you look for in a hair-growth shampoo?
- What is biotin?
- What causes hair loss?
- What are other viable hair-loss treatments?
- How long should it take to see results from using a hair-growth shampoo?
- Meet the experts
Best Nourishing: Kérastase Densifique Bodifying Shampoo
- Why we love it: Formulated with hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and gluco-peptides, California-based board-certified dermatologist Blair Murphy-Rose explains that this shampoo helps hydrate the scalp and reinforce hair fibers: “Hyaluronic acid retains moisture in both the scalp and hair shaft, ceramides restore barrier function and reduce breakage, and gluco-peptides help improve hair texture and resilience.” It’s especially well suited for dry or thinning hair as it helps increase the appearance of density and volume—not to mention, it smells amazing, with perfume-like notes of bergamot, pink mint, peony, freesia, musk, and cedar. However, if your scalp is super-sensitive, we suggest sticking to a fragrance-free formula.
- Key ingredients: Hyaluronic acid, ceramides, gluco-peptide
- Size: 8.5 oz, 16.9 oz
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Bergamot, pink mint, peony, freesia, musk, cedar
- Best for: Thinning, volumizing, shine
- Cruelty-Free: No
- Sulfate-Free: No
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| Effectively removes buildup, boosts hair density, reinforces strands for a stronger finish | Can leave a slight residue |
Best for Heat Damage: Vegamour GRO Revitalizing Shampoo
Why we love it: If you’re in a committed relationship with your hot tools, chances are your hair may be suffering from some heat damage. Enter: Vegamour GRO. This innovative shampoo features the brand’s proprietary Karmatin, a microencapsulated vegan B-silk protein that bonds with hair, aiding in repair and protection against damage. Board-certified dermatologist Noah Gratch notes that it also includes key ingredients shown to support hair growth, such as caffeine, biotin, and biomimetic peptides. “The combination of caffeine and biomimetic peptides helps stimulate the scalp to promote hair growth and also nourish the scalp,” he says. As for biotin, he adds that it “helps strengthen the hair and repair breakage so that the hair looks fuller and healthier.”
- Key ingredients: Karmatin, marula, baobab, murumuru butter, red clover, mung bean
- Size: 50 mL, 236 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Citrus Scent
- Best for: Damaged hair, frizzy hair
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Fortifies strands to help reduce breakage, clears buildup, has a clean citrus scent | Results require patience |
Best for Thinning Hair: Nutrafol Root Purifier Shampoo
Why we love it: If you are someone who dutifully takes Nutrafol’s hair-growth pills, why not aid your hair-care journey by pairing them with Nutrafol’s purifying shampoo? The brand certainly seems to know what it is doing. According to Jodi LoGerfo, doctor of nursing practice and a family nurse practitioner, this shampoo is both hydrating and cleansing, and it doesn’t strip the hair.
- Key ingredients: Vegan protein, prebiotics, biosurfactant
- Size: 240 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Citrus
- Best for: All hair types, thinning hair
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Color-safe, gentle enough for sensitive skin types, helps relieve scalp dryness and flakiness | Fragrance-free formula might feel too clinical for scent lovers |
Best for Sensitive Scalps: Maria Nila Head Hair Heal Shampoo
Why we love it: When in doubt, follow the lead of the Swedes. Maria Nila is the It girl clean hair-care brand in Sweden, boasting a cult following that swears by its shampoos. This particular one, aimed at balancing both the hair and scalp, includes aloe vera, which, as noted by LoGerfo, “can help relieve an irritated scalp.” Moreover, it smells amazing, featuring allergen-free jasmine and linden blossom, ensuring that sensitive-skin types can enjoy it worry-free.
- Key ingredients: Aloe vera, vitamin E, piroctone olamine, peptides
- Size: 100 mL, 350 mL, 1,000 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Jasmine, linden blossom
- Best for: For sensitive/dry scalp
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Safe for color-treated hair; formulated to soothe dry, itchy scalps; great for extra-sensitive skin | Some reviewers mention the bottle feels small, but a little goes a long way |
Best for Repair: Nécessaire Rosemary Shampoo
Why we love it: Hot off the presses! Nécessaire’s latest launch is formulated specifically for thinning, damaged hair. It contains rosemary oil, which according to LoGerfo, can enhance blood flow in the scalp, potentially decreasing hair loss and promoting hair growth. The shampoo also contains ceramides and proteins, which aid in repairing damaged hair, retaining moisture, and strengthening the hair to prevent breakage.
- Key ingredients: Pure rosemary oil, ceramides
- Size: 250 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Rosemary
- Best for: All hair types
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Beautifully scented, strengthens while cleansing, safe for color-treated hair | Some reviewers say it can be a bit drying |
Best for Volume: Virtue Labs Volumizing Full Shampoo
Why we love it: If you have fine hair, might we suggest Virtual Labs’s Volumizing Full Shampoo? Continued use can not only lead to shampoo commercial volume but also overall hair health. Gratch notes that this formula is particularly well suited for those with oilier hair types, as it’s lightweight and effectively cleanses without weighing strands down. “It works to regulate oil production so that excess oil is removed and helps boost volume, so for flat hair this would be beneficial,” he explains. The formula includes phospholipids, pink pomelo, and alpha keratin (a healing protein), which Gratch says “work to reduce frizz, protect against environmental factors that could impact hair growth, repair damaged hair to stimulate growth, and promote healthier hair overall.” For those with damaged strands, it also contains plenty of hydrating lipids to soothe and smooth (say that five times fast) frizzy hair.
- Key Ingredients: Phospholipids, glycerin
- Size: 60 ML, 240 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Floral scent
- Best for: Fine to medium hair
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Lightweight formula, reduces frizz, gives fine hair a fuller look | Some reviewers find it slightly drying with frequent use |
Best Drugstore: OGX Thick Full Biotin Collagen Shampoo
Why we love it: This drugstore pick is a great option for those who want to thicken their hair without breaking the bank. Dr. Hardik Doshi, lead surgeon in hair restoration at Ample, is also a fan, stating that it’s packed with biotin and collagen, which are well known for promoting hair volume and overall health. It also contains wheat protein to strengthen hair and reduce breakage. “The best part is that it’s free of sulfates and parabens, so it’s gentle on your hair, and it has a pleasant, slightly sweet fragrance,” he adds.
- Key ingredients: Vitamin B7 biotin blend, collagen, wheat protein
- Size: 25.4 fl oz, 13 fl oz
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Jasmine and vanilla scent
- Best for: Flat to medium-volume fair
- Cruelty-Free: No
- Sulfate-Free: No
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| Leaves hair looking full and healthy, can help boost volume, affordable price point | May cause some buildup over time if not rinsed thoroughly |
Best for Conditioning: Fekkai Super Strength+ Shampoo
Why we love it: Broken and damaged hair doesn’t stand a chance against this super- strength shampoo. Clinical studies show that it can leave hair three times stronger and can repair up to 56% of split ends after just one use. Packed with jojoba oil, which LoGerfo notes is an excellent hair conditioner, this shampoo also features vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid), praised for its potential in treating alopecia. Gratch adds that this shampoo is suitable for all hair types and largely beneficial for those trying to reverse damage caused by heat styling, chemical treatments, and other stressors. “With key ingredients like jojoba oil, vitamin B5, and vitamin E, it helps nourish the scalp to prevent breakage and repair damage,” he says.
- Key ingredients: Powerbond technology, jojoba oil, vitamin B5, vitamin E
- Size: 2 fl oz, 8.5 fl oz
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Tonka beans and almonds
- Best for: Fine to medium hair
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Strengthens hair, helps repair the effects of heat styling and chemical treatments, leaves behind a long-lasting scent | The fragrance may be a bit strong for sensitive noses |
Best for All Hair Types: Living Proof Full Shampoo
Why we love it: This shampoo comes highly recommended by LoGerfo to her clients. She states it “works well to clean the scalp and volumize hair.” As we know, a clean scalp is everything when it comes to hair growth, but in addition to that, it’s also great for adding some oomph to your hair—a problem many people with thin hair face. “If your hair is thinning, flat, and fine, this shampoo helps to texturize it and give it some volume,” she adds.
- Key ingredients: Amino cleansing complex, amaranth peptides, phytantriol
- Size: 236 mL, 710 mL, 946 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Citrus
- Best for: All hair types
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Boosts volume, helps keep hair feeling cleaner and healthier between washes | Results may be temporary and require consistent use |
Best for Fine Hair: Nexxus Diametress Shampoo
Why we love it: Doshi’s top pick, this shampoo contains a “protein-rich formula that strengthens and adds fullness, effectively reduces static, and maintains a fresh scent with ginseng and flaxseed.” Many shampoos tend to weigh hair down, but this one is formulated with gentle cleansing agents and vitamin B5 nourishment to lift hair from the roots, ensuring it remains lightweight. A little goes a long way—you only need a tiny amount for fuller, fresher hair.
- Key ingredients: Green tea extract, concentrated elastin protein
- Size: 400 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Green tea scent
- Best for: Fine hair
- Cruelty-Free: No
- Sulfate-Free: No
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| Gently cleanses, targets fine hair to enhance lightness and body | Some reviewers say the new formula can weigh hair down |
Best for Color-Treated Hair: ColorWow AntiHair Loss Shampoo
Why we love it: I’ve lost count of the times I’ve stepped out of the shower only to realize my shampoo didn’t rinse out properly. Thankfully, this one is specifically formulated to rinse out cleanly, leaving no residue that can weigh down hair or clog follicles, which can ultimately impede hair growth. Just a coin-size amount is all it takes for everyone to start asking you about your secret to frizz-free, shiny hair. As for the ingredients, board-certified dermatologist Pooja Rambhia notes that the formula contains caffeine and niacinamide, which some studies suggest may help increase scalp circulation. “It also includes biotin and keratin proteins that can help strengthen existing hair strands,” she says. That said, she cautions that because shampoos have limited contact time with the scalp, their effectiveness for hair regrowth is generally less than that of leave-in treatments.
- Key ingredients: Sodium methyl cocoyl taurate, sodium cocoyl glycinate
- Size: 250 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Unscented
- Best for: All hair types
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Doesn’t leave residue on the scalp, safe for color-treated hair, supports healthier hair growth over time | As a rinse-off formula, its effectiveness may be limited compared to leave-in treatments |
Best for Dry Hair: Lolavie Restorative Shampoo
Why we love it: There comes a time when you regret impulsively chopping your hair off and want it to grow to new lengths. This nourishing shampoo can help, as it contains ceramides that are helpful in repairing damaged hair and retaining hair’s moisture. LoGerfo explains, “Ceramides coat the hair, protecting it and preventing breakage from outside assaults.” Murphy-Rose adds that the formula is appropriate for all hair types and extra beneficial for those with damage. “It supports healthier hair growth by improving both scalp condition and strand integrity,” she says.
- Key ingredients: Vegetable ceramides, botanical extracts, niacinamide, biotin
- Size: 60 mL, 250 mL, 710 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Naturally derived fragrance
- Best for: Dry hair
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Helps boost hydration and strength, protects against future damage | May not be effective at removing heavy buildup |
Best for Scalp Exfoliation: Philip Kingsley Density Thickening Shampoo
Why we love it: A healthy scalp equals healthy hair. The Kingsley family is renowned for its trichological clinics, establishing them as a trusted authority in scalp care. This formula features salicylic acid to gently exfoliate and stimulate the scalp, creating an ideal environment for growth. It also contains benzyl nicotinate, which Rambhia notes may help improve circulation when applied topically. “There are conditioning agents that help existing hair appear fuller and stronger,” she adds. “The formula is designed to be gentle, cleansing without stripping the natural oils essential for scalp health.”
- Key ingredients: Hyper-branched polymers, hydrolyzed pea peptides, strengthening molecules, salicylic acid
- Size: 200 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Unscented
- Best for: Fine, fragile, and thinning hair
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Helps thicken the appearance of strands, reduces breakage, leaves hair hydrated and smooth | Doesn’t lather much |
Best for Fortifying: Oribe Hair Alchemy Shampoo
- Why We Love It: According to hairstylist Temur Hamilton (and the Vogue beauty team), this qualifies as a “great shampoo.” The formula includes chia seed, plant-derived protein, bio-fermented bamboo leaf, and daisy and honeysuckle extracts, all of which help fortify and protect strands. Hamilton notes that it is designed to be used alongside the other products in Oribe’s Hair Alchemy collection, and together the system is clinically proven to improve hair strength and elasticity.
- Key ingredients: Chia seeds, bamboo leaf, hyaluronic acid complex
- Size: 75 mL, 250 mL, 1 L
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Floral
- Best for: Dry, damaged hair
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Helps fortify and protect hair | Results best when used as a system |
Best for Lengthening: Redken Extreme Length Shampoo
- Why We Love It: Like most products in the Redken lineup, this one guarantees salon-quality results from the comfort of your own shower, but what sets it apart is its focus on lengthening. The formula leans on biotin, castor oil, and Redken’s proprietary length-care complex, which Hamilton says helps prevent breakage, strengthen strands, and support new growth. And if you are worried it might be too harsh on color-treated hair, don’t be. Hamilton says it delivers a “gentle cleanse” that keeps vibrancy intact.
- Key ingredients: Biotin, castor oil
- Size: 300 mL, 500 mL, 1 L
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Fresh
- Best for: Damaged hair
- Cruelty-Free: No
- Sulfate-Fee: No
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| Proprietary ingredient complex focuses on lengthening, safe for color-treated hair | Might not be as moisturizing for some hair types |
Best for Hair Loss: Bondiboost HG Shampoo
- Why We Love It: If you’ve spent any time on HairTok, you’ve probably heard the buzz about rosemary and peppermint—both star ingredients in this shampoo and, as Hamilton notes, “great for invigorating the scalp.” It also features Redensyl and Procapil, two plant-based actives designed to stimulate hair growth in a way similar to minoxidil. “Together, they help strengthen, reduce fallout, and increase hair density,” Hamilton explains.
- Key ingredients: Aloe vera, rosemary, peppermint
- Size: 300 mL, 500 mL
- Safe for color-treated hair: Yes
- Scent: Peppermint
- Best for: Thinning hair
- Cruelty-Free: Yes
- Sulfate-Free: Yes
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| Ingredients known to stimulate hair growth | Results can take a while to show—consistency is key! |
Everything You Need to Know
Does hair-growth shampoo work?
According to Doshi, hair-growth shampoos may not be equally helpful for everyone, as hair loss could result from a variety of underlying factors that require different treatment strategies. The effectiveness of a hair-growth shampoo depends on the ingredients used. While the evidence for significant regrowth is limited, certain ingredients have shown promise in scientific studies, including ketoconazole, saw palmetto, biotin, and minoxidil.
“Hair loss can have various causes, and a dermatologist or hair transplant surgeon can help diagnose the underlying cause and recommend the most effective treatment options for your specific situation,” he emphasizes. Treatment approaches may include a combination of methods, such as hair-growth shampoos containing specific ingredients, medications, or surgical procedures.
Trichologist William Gaunitz explains, “Hair-growth shampoo can work under very specific circumstances; however, the vast majority of the time, shampoo is the low man on the totem pole as far as efficacy when trying to regrow hair.” It’s mainly used as support for a hair-growth serum or medications that help to address the underlying reason for the hair loss.
The reason being that shampoo itself doesn’t make much of an impact on the scalp, unless there is an inflammatory scalp condition, like seborrheic dermatitis, excessive bacteria and fungus, excessive oil, or Demodex parasites. Gaunitz adds, “If there’s an active ingredient in the shampoo that will help manage those items, it will usually improve hair growth.”
How does hair-growth shampoo work?
Per Gaunitz, hair-growth shampoo works by supporting a healthy scalp microbiome; reducing oil, fungus, bacteria, and parasites; and decreasing inflammation. Oftentimes, these shampoos will include ingredients like saw palmetto, arnica, tea tree oil, and a host of other natural anti-inflammatory or antiseptic ingredients that are beneficial for the scalp.
Keep in mind that for hair-growth shampoos to be effective, the active ingredients must penetrate the skin and enter the hair follicles. “This is why many hair-development treatments are typically left on the scalp for a specific period before rinsing for more effective absorption,” says Doshi.
What should you look for in a hair-growth shampoo?
When shopping for a hair-loss shampoo that supports healthy hair growth, experts recommend looking for formulas that focus on scalp health, help reduce hair fall, and strengthen hair strands. Gaunitz advises choosing shampoos with natural active ingredients that minimize inflammation and prevent microbial overgrowth. “Ingredients such as tea tree oil, rosemary oil, green tea extract, saw palmetto, aloe, and arnica are all fantastic ingredients to look for,” he says. He also notes that the first five ingredients typically make up 97% of the formula, so seek shampoos that avoid harsh surfactants and parabens, and instead lean into nourishing actives for cleaner, fuller hair.
Rosemary Oil: Rambhia highlights a 2015 study comparing rosemary oil to 2% minoxidil for treating androgenetic alopecia. It found that rosemary oil was just as effective in increasing hair count after six months. “The oil works by improving circulation to hair follicles and has anti-inflammatory properties that may help create a healthier scalp environment for hair growth,” she says.
Tea Tree Oil: “This ingredient has antimicrobial properties that can help maintain scalp health and may reduce inflammation that could inhibit hair growth,” says Rambhia. A shampoo with tea tree oil is a great option if you’re prone to buildup, dryness, or flaking. “A clean, healthy scalp provides the optimal environment for hair follicles to function properly,” she adds.
Green Tea Extract: Known for its potent antioxidants, green tea extract may help block DHT (dihydrotestosterone), a hormone linked to hair loss. “By potentially reducing DHT activity, green tea extract could help preserve existing hair follicles,” says Rambhia.
Saw Palmetto: Rambhia explains that this botanical may help block 5-alpha reductase, the enzyme that converts testosterone to DHT: “Since DHT is a primary cause of androgenetic alopecia, saw palmetto could theoretically help slow hair-loss progression.” It’s commonly used in hair-loss shampoos aimed at both men and women with pattern thinning.
Biotin: “Biotin is a B vitamin essential for keratin production, which is crucial for healthy hair structure,” says Rambhia. While biotin deficiency is rare, supplementation only helps those who are actually deficient in this vitamin.
Keratin: Keratin is the protein that gives hair its strength and elasticity. “It doesn’t promote new hair growth, but it can temporarily strengthen and thicken existing hair strands,” explains Rambhia. It’s a common ingredient in strengthening shampoos that improve the look and feel of thicker hair.
Collagen: Collagen may supply amino acids needed for hair protein synthesis. However, Rambhia cautions that “the benefits for hair growth when used in shampoos are likely minimal,” since topical collagen doesn’t penetrate as deeply.
Aloe: A classic ingredient in shampoos targeting dryness and scalp irritation, aloe is beloved for its soothing, anti-inflammatory properties. According to Rambhia, “A calm, non-irritated scalp creates better conditions for optimal hair follicle function.”
What is biotin?
“Biotin, usually known as vitamin B7, is a water-soluble vitamin that plays a crucial role in human metabolic processes, including energy synthesis, genetic control, and cell signaling,” says Doshi. He continues, “It is necessary for the efficient functioning of enzymes and contributes to the formation of keratin, a protein that serves as a structural component in hair, skin, and nails.” Although biotin is naturally found in many foods such as egg yolks, nuts, seeds, and vegetables, its bioavailability can vary. You can always consider taking a supplement, but the effectiveness of biotin intake for hair and nail growth is currently under investigation, and outcomes may vary among individuals.
What causes hair loss?
There are a ton of reasons why you may experience hair loss, ranging from genetic predispositions to medical conditions, stress, dietary deficiencies, and hormonal changes. Gaunitz breaks it down into three main components: genetic sensitivity, nutritional hair loss, and inflammation.
“A genetic sensitivity to dihydrotestosterone, also known as DHT, leads to hair loss referred to as androgenetic alopecia or male and female pattern hair loss,” he explains. Nutritional hair loss occurs due to insufficient levels of vitamin D3, zinc, ferritin, folate, B12, and iron in the bloodstream. Inflammation contributes to various types of hair loss, including scarring alopecia, alopecia areata, and inflammatory scalp conditions.
What are other viable hair-loss treatments?
“While minoxidil and finasteride are frequently suggested for hair loss, medical professionals may recommend a variety of additional treatment options like low-level laser therapy for promoting growth, platelet-rich plasma therapy, which involves injecting the individual’s plasma with growth hormones, hair transplant surgery for severe cases, and unapproved drugs such as spironolactone or dutasteride for hormonal imbalances,” says Doshi. However, success varies by individual, so it’s important to consult with a medical expert to devise a personalized game plan.
How long should it take to see results from using a hair-growth shampoo?
Slow and steady wins the race, and that is especially true of hair-growth shampoos. Hamilton explains that most people start to notice small changes, like less shedding or stronger-feeling hair, within six to eight weeks of consistent use. “However, actual new growth takes longer, because hair still has to move through its natural cycle,” he says. “It is usually at least three to four months before most people see improvements in hair growth.” Consistency is key, Hamilton emphasizes. Regular use of a growth-focused shampoo makes the biggest difference, but lifestyle habits such as maintaining a nutrient-rich diet, caring for your scalp, and protecting hair from UV rays or heat styling are just as important. “All of these factors affect your hair-growth journey and the overall health of your hair,” he says.
Meet the Experts
- Dr. Noah Gratch, MD, FAAD is a board-certified dermatologist who specializes in treatments for acne, eczema, hyperhidrosis, rosacea, psoriasis, and skin cancer.
- Dr. Pooja Rambhia is a board-certified dermatologist with specialized fellowship training in cosmetic dermatology and laser surgery.
- Dr. Blair Murphy-Rose, MD, FAAD, is a top cosmetic and medical dermatologist specializing in facial rejuvenation at Newport Beach Dermatology Plastic Surgery and clinical instructor of dermatology at Cornell. Murphy-Rose is also the founder of Skincare Junkie.
- William Gaunitz is a certified trichologist and founder of Advanced Trichology
- Dr. Hardik Doshi is a double board-certified plastic surgeon and the lead surgeon for hair restoration at Ample.
- Jodi LoGerfo is a doctor of nursing practice and a family nurse practitioner certified in family medicine and dermatology.