7 Things About Androgenetic Alopecia That Women Only Find Out After Years Of Thinning
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01
Your hair is shrinking (literally)
Every hair on your head grows for a few years, then rests, then falls out, and a new one starts in the same spot. What changes is the growing part, because a hormone called DHT keeps cutting it shorter, so the follicle has less time to build a hair and each new one comes out finer than the one before it.
Bloom and Bond works on that hormone, which is why women take it every day rather than waiting until the part starts showing.
02
Your hair started changing before your periods did
Estrogen kept your follicles covered, so when it drops in your forties, that cover goes with it. The hormone that shrinks them was always there, it just had no room to work until now.
Bloom and Bond may help support healthy DHT levels through exactly that space.
03
Your blood work is fine but your hair is still falling
Both of those are true at the same time, and that is what makes this so hard to explain. Your hormone levels never went up, your estrogen just went down, and a blood test is not built to show you that.
Bloom and Bond works on what the test misses.
04
You have been watching the drain, watch your ponytail instead
Losing around a hundred hairs a day is normal for everyone, so the shower drain never really tells you much.
Bloom and Bond is aimed at the thickness of what grows next, which is why most women notice the ponytail feeling heavier before they notice anything in the mirror or the drain.
05
Androgenetic Alopecia is filed under men’s health, so nobody looked for it in you.
Around 30 million women in the United States have this, but it gets studied and sold as a men’s problem, so women get handed stress and age instead. It has a name, androgenetic alopecia, and most women never hear it.
Bloom and Bond was built for women, at a dose you can read on the front of the bottle.
06
It starts under your skin (that is why nothing works)
Your hair grows out of a follicle that sits under your skin, and that is where the trouble starts. A hormone called DHT settles on the follicle and tells it to make a smaller hair, and nothing you rub on the outside can get down there.
Bloom and Bond is a softgel you swallow, so it reaches the follicle from the inside.
07
We left out everything that does not work on the scalp
Pumpkin Seed Oil is in there for its phytosterols and Saw Palmetto for its plant sterols, and both have been studied for how they may help support healthy DHT levels. That is the whole formula, with no filler and nothing added to make the label look busy.
Pumpkin Seed Oil has been evaluated in randomised controlled trials for pattern hair loss, including Cho et al. 2014 (76 men, 24 weeks) and Hajhashemi et al. 2021 (60 women with female pattern hair loss).
Real Women, Real Results
94%
noticed less shedding
80%
said their part looked narrower
72%
saw new growth at the hairline
93%
would tell a friend
*Based on a survey of 4,430 Bloom & Bond customers.
From a Board-Certified Dermatologist
“By the time a woman sits down in my office, she has usually spent years blaming the wrong thing”
Dr. Patricia Sullivan, Board-Certified Dermatologist
She tells me she is losing her hair, then she tells me why she thinks it happened. Stress at work, a bad colourist, too many years of blow drying. It is almost never any of those.
What is really happening is that estrogen was protecting her follicles, and in her forties it starts to drop. The hormone that shrinks them was always there. It just has more room to work now, which is why her blood test comes back normal and she is told she is fine.
Bloom and Bond is taken by mouth and can also be put on the hair, which matters, because the follicle sits under the skin. It is not a prescription and I would not call it one. But for a woman who has only ever been handed shampoo advice, it is a sensible place to start, and starting early counts for more here than almost anything else.
Women who found the word before they found the fix

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Take it for 90 days. If your shedding has not changed, email us and we refund you.
Questions women ask us
Is androgenetic alopecia the same as female pattern hair loss?
Yes its the same condition just a different name
How long before I see anything?
Less shedding usually comes first, somewhere between weeks 4 and 8. Then Visible density takes closer to month 3 or 4.
Will it work if my hormone levels are normal?
Most women with this have normal levels. It is the balance that shifted, not the numbers.
Can I take it with HRT?
Many women do. Check with your doctor first, as with any supplement alongside a prescription.

