Does Any Shampoo Or Remedy Prevent Hair Loss ?
Are There Successful Women's Hair Loss Remedies Or Are Hair …
www.hairregrowthtips.com11/15/11
Women's hair loss is far more distressing for women than thinning hair is for men. While baldness is almost fashionable for men, and a few even choose.
The Pros and Cons of Hair Type Systems | Hair Politik
www.hairpolitik.com12/19/11
For instance, I'll totally pull my man card and say that I never thought about my hair “type” before reading these charts and within 10 minutes I had a basic understanding of what products my hair needed to flourish in style and …
I’ve noticed that my hair is getting thinner and thinner and I’d love to find a product, or a home remedy that really stops, or even reduces hair loss.
My gut reaction is that there is probably nothing out there that will work.
But I’ll wait for answers with my fingers and legs crossed, hoping that you’ll prove me wrong! 
Related posts:
It’s a bit messy and smelly but lots of people swear by it, and my grandfather used to rub a little olive oil into his hair every day and he had a full head of hear until he got hit by a V-1 (a doodle-bug) in WW2.
Mix castor oil and olive oil, and apply it for four hours once a week.
Minoxidil [Rogaine] does work and you can buy it over the counter, but there’s a downside to it.
The hair becomes dependent on it, so if you stop all the effects are lost.
Is there any treatment for hair loss?
It depends on what’s causing the loss.
Minoxidil (brand name: Rogaine), as already mentioned is available without a prescription and it’s applied to the scalp and is for both men and women.
Finasteride (marketed by Merck under the trademark names Proscar and Propecia), is another treatment that often works, but it’s only available with a prescription. It comes in pills and is only for men.
It can take up to 6 months before you see if either of the above medicines are working.