Is my hair growing back naturally??? 5/3/2026
A 21-year-old experiencing hair loss noticed reduced hair fall and new growth after using rosemary oil and amla, but results are slow. Users suggest natural remedies may not be effective long-term and recommend consulting a dermatologist or considering finasteride for better results.
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