Here's the thing, I'm a 21 year old male with naturally thick, wavy/curly hair. When I was around the age of 17/18, I had a lot of hair that was very thick and coarse. Now, it seems like I don't have as much hair as I used to and it isn't as coarse, but more relaxed. I also have a natural "part" in the center which I never had before. I was wondering if this had to do with any hormonal changes in getting older?

Also, my hair doesn't grow as fast as it did when I was younger. I now notice that my scalp seems to itch a lot more and I seem to lose what I believe to be a lot more hair than what I should, though I still have thick hair. I did have dandruff as a kid and I still do. I wanted to take Hairtopia and see if it made a difference in the appearnce, texture and condition of my hair. Does anyone know if this will work at all or what I can do to fix this? I do take a multivitamin daily and get plenty of rest as well. Thank you for any info.

Sometimes for men hair loss can be hereditary. I haven’t tried hairtopia myself but I was thinking about trying it. From what I have read it got rather mixed reviews, it seemed to worked for some while others didn’t  notice a difference. Personally I’m trying to promote hair growth and I’m taking 5000 mcg of biotin daily which seems to be working for me. For the dandruff there are special shampoos for that, head and shoulders is the most popular one I have heard of.