40+ And Fabulous Facebook ad: “Your OB Won't Tell You This”

Ran for 12 days, from July 7 to July 19, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by 40+ And Fabulous on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1076647468050794
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram and Threads
- Relaunches
- 0
- Niche
- Hair Care
Ad text
Men with thinning hair get Propecia, Rogaine, and three transplant clinics within driving distance of every suburb in America. Women with postpartum hair loss get told ""it's normal, just wait it out 12 to 18 months."" And my 4th OB this year didn't even pretend to care. I walked into her office with my hair in a sandwich bag. I am not exaggerating. I had been collecting it from my shower drain for a week so she could see how much was coming out of my head every morning. I wanted her to take this seriously. She glanced at the bag. Set it on her desk. Then said the same thing the three before her had said. ""This is really common. Try a biotin supplement. Give your body time."" I sat there for a full 10 seconds in silence because I genuinely could not believe she had nothing else to offer me. Then I asked if there was anything else I could try. Anything at all. A prescription. A cream. A specialist. Anything. She looked at me like I was asking for the moon. ""You could try Rogaine but most postpartum women don't bother. It usually grows back on its own."" USUALLY. Not always. Usually. I drove home and sat in my driveway for 25 minutes crying because nobody was actually going to help me. Not one of the 4 OBs I had seen. Not the lactation consultant. Not the postpartum support group. Nobody. That was the day I started doing my own research. And what I found made me furious. Postpartum hair loss is not random. It is not bad luck. It is not because you ""didn't take care of yourself."" Around month 3 to 4 after birth, the estrogen that gave you that thick pregnancy hair crashes. When it does, a hormone called DHT floods your scalp and chokes the follicle at the root. The follicle starves of blood and oxygen. It enters a mass shedding phase that can strip up to 50 percent of your hair density in a few weeks. This is exactly what is happening to you right now. And the entire medical system has decided this is ""cosmetic"" and not worth treating. Because it is happening to women. Because if this exact same thing happened to men they would have a national task force on it by now and a Super Bowl commercial running it back every February. Here is what I learned next that changed everything. There is a clinical method dermatologists in Beverly Hills have been using on celebrity moms for over a decade. A tiny tool creates painless micro-channels through the scalp barrier. A serum is delivered 10 to 15 times deeper than regular topicals. Straight to the dormant follicle. Where DHT lives, where growth actually starts. It is called DearRoot. Now available outside the clinic. 10,000 women have used it. Most see baby hairs along the hairline and a tighter part inside 8 weeks. Less than 60 seconds a day. No prescription. No biotin gummies that do nothing. 120-day money-back guarantee. If your hair does not grow back, you do not pay. If your OB has told you to ""just wait it out"" please do not. I waited 11 months and lost half my density before I found this. You do not have to. Tap below.
Where the ad sends people
try.dearroot.com
Your OB Won't Tell You This
Postpartum hair, fixed.
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