(120 Count (Pack of 1)) - Postpartum Hair Growth Supplement With Clinically Effective, Breastfeeding-friendly Ingredients for Visibly Thicker, Stronger Hair (1-Month Supply) (1 Month Suppl...

’ve been using Nutrafol Postpartum Hair Growth Supplements for three months, and I’m genuinely impressed with the results! As a new mom dealing with postpartum hair shedding, this supplement has been a game-changer. By the second month, I noticed way less hair falling out in the shower and on my brush, and now I’m seeing baby hairs sprouting along my hairline, making my hair look fuller and healthier. The blend of natural ingredients like shatavari, marine collagen, and theanine seems to work wonders, not just for hair but also for stress relief, which is a huge bonus during the postpartum phase. I love that it’s OBGYN-developed, breastfeeding-friendly, and backed by clinical studies—91% of women saw less shedding after two months, and I’m definitely in that camp! That said, there are a few cons. The price is steep at $88 for a month’s supply, though subscribing saves a bit. For the results, I find it worth it, but it’s a big investment. Also, you have to take four large capsules daily, which can be tough if you’re not great with pills—I manage by taking them with breakfast. Lastly, the pills have a slight aquatic smell, probably from the marine collagen and DHA. It’s not bad once you swallow them, but you’ll notice it when opening the bottle. Overall, I’d recommend Nutrafol Postpartum to any new mom struggling with hair loss. It’s effective, high-quality, and safe, but the cost and pill size might give some pause. Worth trying if your budget allows!

My hair thinned a LOT after I had my second child, and I had a balding region around the entire outer circumference of my head!! I didn't realize how bad it was until it all grew back with Nutrafol. This stuff works! I wish I started taking it immediately post partum so that I didn't have to deal with all the shedding to begin with

I hate that they cost sooo much but it absolutely helped my hair shedding. I didn’t know what was wrong with my hair but after every wash clumps and clumps of hair came out. I took this for about a month ( not every single day but every weekday) and the over shedding stopped . Also took Vital Proteins Collagen powder. I had a friend that had stomach aches from certain supplements because she was mixing them wrong. If this is you , I recommend you make sure it’s okay to take certain ones together

As a disclaimer, I have never had an issue with hair growth in terms of length. My main goal of taking Nutrafol Postpartum was to prevent thinning of my pre-existing hair. My secondary goal was restoration of hair length. Prior to being pregnant, I had fine, wavy, hip-length hair but cut it to shoulder-length while pregnant. I am a first-time mother and I started noticing significant hair loss around three months postpartum. I was left with a hairball every time I washed/brushed/combed it. This in combination with postpartum depression and all of the life changes caused me distress and so I chose Nutrafol Postpartum as it is safe for breastfeeding mothers. I have been taking it consistently for a little over five months and am happy to share that not only did Nutrafol Postpartum mitigate the shedding, it has also visibly thickened my hair at the scalp, minimized breakage while brushing, and added roughly six inches of length. I did not drastically change my diet nor lifestyle in order to achieve this, and I plan to continue my Nutrafol journey for the unforeseen future. I highly recommend this product to any mother that is hoping to regain their spark and self-esteem after having a baby.

As a breastfeeding mom, I wanted to share my experience so others can make an informed decision. I know dietary supplements are not as tightly regulated as medications, and many experts recommend choosing products that are USP-verified when possible. In the postpartum period I was feeling vulnerable about hair loss and was influenced to try this supplement. After taking it, my newborn became extremely fussy and inconsolable for most of the day. The only time she would settle was while nursing. Of course babies can have fussy periods, but the timing made me pause. When I looked through other reviews, I noticed several breastfeeding mothers reporting similar issues, including increased infant fussiness and some mentioning a dip in their milk supply. I can’t say for certain that the supplement caused our experience, but the timing and similar reports from other moms made me uncomfortable continuing it while breastfeeding. Every baby and parent will be different, but if you are nursing, it may be worth proceeding with caution and discussing with your healthcare provider before starting.