CBD Hair Growth Serum
Bring me back to my youth. Those were my thoughts after I realized I was losing something very important – my hair. It wasn’t happening all at once. There might’ve been a few extra strands in my hair brush, but nothing noticeable until one day my hair looked thinner. Let the panic set it. I instantly took to Google to solve my problem and before I could webMD myself into a conniption, I found reprieve. Did you know that 80% of women between ages 40 and 60 experience hair loss? I surely didn’t. And while I now know that I wasn’t alone in the problem, it didn’t help me solve exactly how I was going to reverse the damage that was already done.
So once again, I took to Google and came across a potential solution. I stumbled upon Vegamour’s Gro+ Advanced Hair Serum. They were saying everything I needed to hear. With promises to increase the length of my hair’s growth cycle and the ability to strengthen and thicken my hair, I was ready to add it to my bag until I read the three letters CBD as part of the product ingredients. Now while I’ve never smoked, I’ve definitely heard about the rise of CBD and it would often come up in conversations about marijuana. Let’s just say, it stopped me in my tracks. Would I be okay with using a product with ties to marijuana? Before I completely wrote off this hair serum, I decided that while I was on Google, I might as well add CBD oil to my search history.
Let’s just say that I was wrong. To share some of the information I found, CBD stands for cannabidiol and before you think this is the same thing as cannabis, you’d be just as wrong as me. CBD oil comes from the hemp plant, which is what you might call a cousin of the marijuana plant. Truth be told, there is a very big difference because CBD doesn’t have psychoactive properties, the same properties that cause marijuana smokers to feel “high.” In fact, CBD has many qualities that I didn’t even realize. It’s used to make cloth and fuel. It can even help with anxiety and heart disease. Ultimately, my search found that CBD oil could help me with my hair loss and it was entirely safe to use.
As I mentioned, CBD oil is said to help with anxiety and heart disease, but that’s not all. My search found that CBD oil won’t release any chemicals that will cause my hair to grow and thicken, but it will allow my body to reach its optimal conditions for hair growth. While CBD oil can help with anxiety, you can also add restful sleep and less stress to the list. It can reduce inflammation and help increase blood circulation. And I definitely remember from my college biology course that a healthy blood flow allows things to grow. You can say that after my little stint as a science researcher at Google University, I was convinced.
After learning all the benefits of CBD hair products, I decided to add the Gro+ Advanced Hair Serum to my cart and even threw in an extra one for my sister. With claims that I’d see visible results in 90 days, I decided to give it a go for three months. You can say that the results I saw weren’t only visible. First, you never know how stressed you really are until you’re not. While I was definitely able to bask in better sleep and less anxiety, I was even happier to bask in the mirror. My hair didn’t grow like Rapunzel’s, but my hair was easily thicker than when I first started. Plus, my hair felt stronger. There were fewer strands coming out in my brush and even fewer split ends that I had to trim. Visibly watching myself suffer from hair loss was a definite blow to my confidence, and I’m exceptionally happy that I don’t have to experience it anymore.
With my hair already showing signs of thicker and even stronger locks, I’d consider my results amazing, especially when I was apprehensive about the serum in the first place. While I’ve seen amazing results within 3 months, they promise peak results after six. So guess what? I’ll see you in 3 more months!