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Thickening shampoo

Made with saw palmetto to stimulate strands and cleanse scalp buildup

Thickening gummies

Tasty cherry-flavored gummy vitamins packed with vitamins to help hair strands grow thicker

Minoxidil

FDA-approved topical treatment to help regrow hair, increasing scalp blood flow

Finasteride

FDA-approved daily medication shown to regrow hair for most men in clinical trials

Tackling the common types of hair loss

How hair loss
medication can help

Loss prevention

Even if you have a pretty full head of hair, you might want to get ahead of the game if male pattern baldness runs in the family—treatment can take time to work best.

Thinning at the crown

For some men, androgenic alopecia results in bald spots on the top of the head. It happens as the anagen, or growth phase, of follicles shortens over time.

Receding hairline

Often a combo of family history and aging, seeing more forehead is common for guys. It’s also generally related to the anagen phase of follicles shortening as we get older.

Thinning all over

If you’re seeing more of your scalp, balding all over, or styling is getting harder, a prescription can still help. It’s normal for hair follicles to close as men age, and the treatment we offer can help reactivate them.

Customers are loving their results

“In just as little over two and half months, I can really see the difference in thickness and in color.”

- Milton, 36

“Hims has been the greatest confidence boost, no more bald jokes! I look and feel so much younger!”

- Mike, 34

“I notice a huge change in the overall health and fullness of my hairline.”

- Seth, 27

“The results speak for themselves and I recommend it to all of my friends.”

- Al, 54

“It has helped boost my confidence as well as give me a full head of hair to play with. I am so pleased.”

- Michael, 33

“In just as little over two and half months, I can really see the difference in thickness and in color.”

- Parbhu, 28

“Now after 5 months I’m able to style waves first time in 10 years!”

- Bryan, 28

“After 7 months, I have experienced incredible results and my hair is back.”

- Tony, 32

“Cost effective and affordable. My hair keeps growing thicker, fuller, and at a fast rate.”

- Ryan, 29

“I tried several different options before but Hims combined approach of all four methods by far created the best results.”

- Brian, 48

“Hims allowed me to walk down the aisle confident and looking great.”

- Alexander, 32

“4-months strong and my confidence boosted back up to 100% using Hims, future me really does thank me.”

- Giovanny, 23

“I decided to jump right in and I'm so glad I did. I definitely feel ten years younger!”

- Jesse, 36

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FDA-approved and trusted by doctors

Clinically-backed hair loss products

These doctor-trusted treatments are FDA-approved for hair loss and regrowth, backed by rigorous clinical trials. And you can get them without an annoying, expensive in-person trip to a dermatologist or specialist.

Finasteride

(Generic for Propecia®)

A daily medication to help stop hair loss and regrow hair, finasteride halted more loss in 83% of men. It works by slowing DHT production and is best for overall thinning, receding hairlines, and loss prevention.

Dive into the side effects of finasteride

Finasteride

(Generic for Propecia®)

Dive into the side effects of finasteride

Minoxidil

(Generic for Rogaine®)

An over-the-counter, topical solution applied morning and night, minoxidil increases blood flow to the scalp to help grow hair back. Though it’s best for bald spots when used alone, pairing it with finasteride increases results all over the scalp.

Minoxidil

(Generic for Rogaine®)

Luxe thickening products made with key ingredients

Sure, you’ve probably already got a shampoo in your shower. But your hair care routine can work harder for you with these non-prescription products designed to help get fuller-looking, healthy hair.

Biotin Gummies

Getting your hair the right nutrients should be fun, so we worked with a candymaker to create a gummy vitamin that’s delicious and supports healthy hair at the same time.

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Thickening Shampoo

One minute to thicker-looking hair? Score. Made with saw palmetto, this shampoo cleanses buildup with a rich lather and eucalyptus scent.

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Thickening Conditioner

Made with niacinamide, this conditioner bolsters and stimulates your strands to help hair appear thicker and fuller whenever it needs a boost.

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No matter the treatment plan, the best place to start is somewhere. Early action is the best hair loss prevention.

Hair Power Pack

Go big or go home, right? This kit covers all the bases with FDA-approved treatments plus gummy vitamins and shampoo for thicker-looking hair

Non-Prescription Kit

If you’re not quite ready for prescription treatment or just getting started, this kit is a great square one, with clinically proven hair regrowth treatment.

Finasteride & Minoxidil

This is the FDA-approved dynamic duo. When used together, men saw better results in clinical trials compared to using either alone.

Finasteride

If you’re looking for something effective but don’t want too many steps in your routine, this once-a-day pill could be right for you.

Thickening Shampoo

Infused with saw palmetto to stimulate strands for fuller-looking hair. Bonus: It’s got an ultra-rich lather and eucalyptus grove scent.

Thickening Conditioner

Infused with niacinamide, it hydrates and bolsters your hair leaving it looking thicker. It’s silky smooth and has a eucalyptus grove scent.

Biotin Gummies

Think of biotin like a building block for healthy hair. These tasty cherry-flavored gummies will up your vitamin game for healthy hair.

Minoxidil

The generic for Rogaine®, it’s FDA-approved for hair growth on the crown of the head and helps new hair come in.

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“If you don't plan on taking your hair loss lying down, then the Hims hair loss treatment plan is better than the rest.”

- Chicago Tribune

“The verdict: Hims’ offering works.”

- GQ

“No doctor’s visit, no trip to the pharmacy, no hiding the bottle from romantic partners”

- New York Times

“My hair looks great, feels strong, and I get to eat candy to keep it that way! What could be better?”

- Men's Health

“Hims offers a convenient way to take care of your hair.”

- Spy

Easier than hair transplants or funky laser therapy

Less than $1/day

We believe treatment should be affordable. Keep years of confidence going for pocket change a day.

90-day money back guarantee

If you’re not loving your treatment plan after 90 days, just email for a refund on finasteride.

Shipped right to you

Skip pharmacy trips. If prescribed, hair loss treatment comes directly to your door in low-key packaging.

We've got answers

Frequently asked questions about hair loss

What are the typical causes of hair loss?

Hair loss is typically a result of heredity, a medical condition or a hormonal change or imbalance. The most common cause of hair loss is hereditary hair loss, which typically occurs or worsens as you age. Hereditary hair loss in men is also called male pattern baldness or by its medical name, androgenetic alopecia. For men, the first sign of male pattern hair loss may be a receding hairline or bald spot.

Hair loss can also be caused by several medical conditions, including alopecia areata, telogen effluvium and trichotillomania. Alopecia areata causes the body’s immune system to attack its own hair follicles. This type of hair loss may be temporary or may need treatment if hair does not grow back. Stress, severe illness or another traumatic event can cause a temporary hair loss condition called telogen effluvium. Typically, after the stress or shock is reduced, the hair will grow back. Trichotillomania is a mental health disorder characterized by compulsive hair-pulling. This condition will last until sufficient mental health treatment is received.

Hair loss can be treated with medication, therapy or a combination, but determining the cause of your hair loss is the first step. If you are experiencing new or worsening hair loss, see your doctor or connect to a medical provider through the hims platform.

Sources:

American Academy of Dermatology

National Center for Biotechnology Information

How do I know what type of hair loss I have?

It may be easy to determine the cause of hair loss, or a doctor may need to run tests to determine the root cause.

For men who are experiencing a receding hairline or hair loss that worsens slowly with age, the condition may be a result of male pattern baldness. Male pattern baldness is permanent hair loss type with no cure, but there are several treatments available to help slow hair loss and even regrow hair.

However, it is recommended that men who are suddenly balding with no apparent cause or pattern seek medical attention to determine the cause. These cases of sudden hair loss may be caused by a medical condition, such as alopecia areata, vitamin deficiency or the side effect of a medication. The good news is that these types of hair loss are typically temporary and resolve when the medical condition is treated.

Sources:

American Academy of Dermatology

What medical treatment can help with hair loss?

While the best type of medical treatment depends on the cause of hair loss, male pattern hair loss can be treated with FDA-approved medications. Minoxidil, the generic of Rogaine®, is a topical treatment that is applied directly to the scalp. Minoxidil is best for new hair loss or to treat mild to moderate balding because it works by stimulating hair regrowth. For men who are experiencing thinning hair, minoxidil can help to restore some hair density. Another medication for hair loss is finasteride, an oral medication that treats hair loss by blocking the hormones that inhibit hair growth. Finasteride can help to prevent additional balding and can even stimulate hair regrowth.

However, men experiencing hair loss due to stress, a mental health disorder or a vitamin deficiency should treat the hair loss by treating the root cause. With any hair loss, consult a doctor or other qualified medical professional to determine the proper treatment.

Sources:

MedlinePlus.gov (1)

MedlinePlus.gov (2)

Are side effects common when taking finasteride?

As with any medication, there are potential side effects caused by finasteride. Some common side effects include new problems with your erection, ejaculation or sexual desire, pain in the testicles, rash, breast pain or enlargement and depression. If any of these side effects are severe, bother you, or don’t go away, consult a medical provider. If you experience symptoms of an allergic reaction, such as trouble breathing or hives, seek emergency medical attention.

Sources:

MedlinePlus.gov

Is there a hair loss cure?

There isn’t a cure for hair loss, but there are effective medications and hair restoration treatments. While these medications or procedures may slow hair loss or even reverse balding, beware of any company claiming to “cure” your hair loss, as there is no complete cure for hair loss.

Sources:

American Academy of Dermatology

What’s the hair loss drug?

There are two hair loss drugs for men: finasteride and minoxidil. Finasteride (generic for Propecia®) is an oral medication used at low dose for hair loss. Minoxidil (generic for Rogaine®) is a topical medication used to stimulate hair regrowth. While finasteride is available only with a prescription, minoxidil is available over the counter without a prescription.

Sources:

forhims.com

Can cornrows, man buns or other hairstyles cause hair loss?

Yes, cornrows or hairstyles that cause consistent “pulling” on your hair can cause a hair loss condition called traction alopecia. Traction alopecia is a form of permanent hair loss, so if you are worried about hair loss, you may want to avoid hairstyles that put continual pressure on hair. If you wear your hair tightly pulled back and start to notice hair loss, consider making changes to your hair style to avoid permanent hair loss.

Sources:

American Academy of Dermatology

How does hair growth work?

Hair growth is a process that involves both the growth of new hair and the shedding of old hair. Hair growth occurs in a process called the hair growth cycle, which has four stages: the anagen phase, catagen phase, telogen phase and exogen phase. During the anagen phase, a new hair grows under the skin, which is a process that can last for years. The catagen phase is the regression and detachment of a hair follicle from the skin with an old hair. During the telogen phase, the new hair grows underneath the old, detached hair follicles. Finally, during the exogen phase, the old and detached hair falls out and the new hair shaft emerges.

Throughout the hair growth cycle, it is important that hairs are replaced at the same rate that they fall out to maintain hair density. If old hairs fall out, but the body does not have adequate new hair to compensate, hair loss and thinning will inevitably occur.

Sources:

forhims.com

Is hair loss medication better than hair restoration treatment?

Hair loss medication and hair restoration treatment each have their own distinct advantages. Some common hair restoration treatments include low level laser therapy, corticosteroid injections and hair transplantation. Laser therapy has shown promise in studies as a treatment for hair loss, hair transplants can be a permanent solution for an area of thinning or balding and corticosteroid injections can offer relief from alopecia areata. While effective, all types of hair restoration treatment are time consuming and can be expensive.

On the other hand, hair loss medication is generally a less time consuming and more affordable treatment option, but may not offer the long-term solution that a hair transplant or other hair restoration treatment can provide. If you are unsure what option is best for you, consult a dermatologist or other qualified healthcare provider.

Sources:

American Academy of Dermatology

What do professionals recommend for hair loss?

Are these treatments right for female pattern hair loss?

No, not all of the treatments for hair loss in men are right for women or female pattern hair loss. In fact, finasteride can be very dangerous to a fetus, so women of childbearing years must avoid contact with finasteride. Topical minoxidil can be used by both men and women for hair loss, and spironolactone is sometimes used by some women with female pattern hair loss.

Sources:

American Academy of Dermatology

We did the research on hair loss products

How hair lossmedication can help

Customers are loving their results

Clinically-backed hair loss products

Finasteride

Finasteride

Minoxidil

Minoxidil

Shop by treatment options

Hair Power Pack

Non-Prescription Kit

Finasteride & Minoxidil

Finasteride

Thickening Shampoo

Thickening Conditioner

Biotin Gummies

Minoxidil

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Easier than hair transplants or funky laser therapy

Frequently asked questions about hair loss

What are the typical causes of hair loss?

How do I know what type of hair loss I have?

What medical treatment can help with hair loss?

Are side effects common when taking finasteride?

Is there a hair loss cure?

What’s the hair loss drug?

Can cornrows, man buns or other hairstyles cause hair loss?

How does hair growth work?

Is hair loss medication better than hair restoration treatment?

What do professionals recommend for hair loss?

Are these treatments right for female pattern hair loss?

How hair loss
medication can help

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