Jennifer Hanway Facebook ad: “GLP-1 shedding.”

About this ad

Meta Ad Library ID

1109988994698830

Platforms

Facebook, Instagram and Threads

Relaunches

0

Niche

Hair Care

How we count

Ad text

Here are the do's and don'ts for GLP-1 hair loss, from a celebrity nutritionist. Don't let anyone tell you to quit the shot. Do address it immediately, so it doesn't turn permanent. Don't buy gummies or hair-loss supplements. Do fix what the biggest GLP-1 study found is actually causing it. Earlier this year, researchers tracked over half a million women on GLP-1s. And it finally showed us the real reason the hair falls — and the best way to get it back. Without quitting the shot. So let me make this really simple. DON’T assume all that hair in the shower means your hair is weak, damaged or “not getting enough protein.” Your hair is only ever doing one of two things. It’s growing. Or it’s shedding. Normally, the majority of the hair on your head is sitting on the growing side. A few hairs shed every day, but you barely notice because there are so many others still growing. The problem is that GLP-1s can shift that balance. Hair that should have stayed growing gets pushed over into shedding instead. So suddenly you have more hair coming out in the brush and the shower… And less hair actively growing to replace it. That’s when the ponytail starts feeling lighter. The part starts looking wider. And every wash day starts making you panic. DO keep your nutrition dialled in. I’m a nutritionist. I am obviously not going to tell you protein doesn’t matter. It absolutely matters on a GLP-1. I want the women I work with eating enough protein to protect muscle, support strength, and make sure they’re actually getting the nutrients they need while their appetite is reduced. But here’s the part people keep confusing: Good nutrition and fixing a hair-cycle shift are not the same job. You can drink the protein shakes. Take the biotin. Add the collagen. Buy every hair gummy in the supplement aisle. But none of those things automatically tell a follicle that has shifted into shedding to start growing again. That is why I cringe every time I see a woman losing handfuls of hair on a GLP-1 and the entire comment section just says: “More protein.” Because she could be doing everything right nutritionally and still watching her hair come out. DON’T just wait six months and hope it fixes itself. That’s the other advice I see constantly. “It’ll settle down.” “Your body just needs to adjust.” “Give it time.” But one of the things that came out of the GLP-1 hair-loss research is that this is not something I’d be casual about once the shedding becomes obvious. Because the longer too much of your hair stays on the shedding side, the harder it can become to rebuild the density you’re losing. So if your brush suddenly looks different… If your shower drain is collecting way more hair than it used to… If your ponytail feels noticeably smaller… That is when I would address it. Not when you can already see straight through your part. DON’T assume the answer is coming off your GLP-1. For a lot of women, these medications are doing exactly what they hoped they would do. They’re finally losing the weight. Their health markers are improving. The food noise is quieter. They feel in control for the first time in years. And then the hair starts falling out and suddenly they think they have to choose. Keep the progress. Or keep the hair. I don’t think that should be the choice. The goal is to get the hair growing again while you stay on the medication. And that brings me to the two ingredients I tell women to look for. DO target the growth phase directly. The first is AnaGain. AnaGain works on the growth side of the hair cycle. In studies, it nearly doubled the amount of hair sitting in the growing phase. Which is exactly what you want when too much of your hair has shifted the other way. The second is Capixyl. That one is more about density and the quality of what grows back. It helps support the follicle so the new strands come through stronger and thicker instead of leaving you with the same thin, see-through areas. And when the women I work with start using those two together, the progression is usually what you’d expect from the biology. First, the shedding starts calming down. Less hair in the brush. Less in the drain. Fewer handfuls on wash day. Then, over the following months, you start seeing the payoff from getting more follicles back onto the growing side. Baby hairs around the hairline. Thin areas starting to fill. More weight in the ponytail. That is why the one I recommend for GLP-1 hair loss is KilgourMD Prevention Serum. It was developed by Dr. James Kilgour, a Stanford-trained dermatologist, after his own mother started losing her hair on a GLP-1 she needed to stay on for her health. And importantly, he didn’t just put the formula online and call it “clinically proven.” He commissioned independent testing. The researchers actually collected and counted the hairs women lost during clinical washes. After six weeks, wash-day shedding had dropped by 68%. And 95% of the women were shedding less. That is the kind of data I care about because it measures the exact thing women are standing in the shower worrying about. Not a survey asking whether their hair “felt healthier.” Actual hairs. Actually counted. And it’s topical. You apply it directly to the scalp once a day. Nothing you have to swallow. Nothing that requires you to come off the medication. So if you’re on a GLP-1 and your hair has started shedding, here are the do's and don'ts I actually want you to remember: Don’t panic and quit the shot. Do take the shedding seriously. Don’t expect another gummy or protein shake to switch your hair cycle back by itself. Do keep your nutrition strong while addressing the follicle directly. Don’t wait until your part has doubled in width to decide it’s worth doing something. Do start while you still have hair you want to keep. And if you want the exact serum I recommend, it’s KilgourMD Prevention. I’ll leave the link below. It comes with a 90-day results guarantee, so you have enough time to actually see what happens with your own hair. Keep the shot. Keep eating your protein. And get your hair back onto the growing side.

Where the ad sends people

kilgourmd.com

GLP-1 shedding...

Dermatologist-developed, the best hair growth products for thinning hair. Reduce hair fall by 30% in two months, and stimulate hair follicle growth by 200%. No known side effects.