People who want to naturally thicken the hair on their head are now experimenting with Latisse, the prescription eyelash-enhancing solution which has been endorsed by Brooke Shields and Claire Danes.

Some people are using Latisse to extend their hair naturally without clip-ins or other forms of hair thickening extensions.  Others are using Latisse on their scalp and around their hairline to thicken their hair which may be thinning.

The only downside to use Latisse as a natural hair enhancer is the cost of the product which has been judged to be very expensive.  People using Latisse to help thicken their hair instead of add-on hair liked the results but not the price tag.

Experts believe that eventually hair will be cloned eliminating the need for any type of hair extensions.  One expert, Dr. Robert M. Bernstein believes hair will eventually be cloned eliminating the need for wigs, clip-ins and similar hair thickening accessories.

Women and men dealing with potential baldness are using 3-4 drops on the thinning areas of their temple and scalp once or twice a day with great results.

Latisse is made by allergan, the drug has won a following among because it has been proven to help grow long, fluttery eyelash.   Latisse received the thumbs up from the FDA in 2008.

“First question everyone was asking was, ‘Gosh, if it grows eyelashes, what is it going to do on the scalp?’ ” said Dr. Alan Bauman, adermatologist and hair-restoration specialist who prescribes the drug to his thinning hair patients.