Nioxin Hair Vitamin Experience: Week 1

Ingredients
One Caplet Contain: Proteusterone (Discorea root), Ascorbic Acid, Niacinamide, D-Calcium Panthothenate, Smilex Medica (root), Urtica Diocia Extract (root), AvenaSativa Extract (above ground parts), Pygeum Africanum (bark), serenoaRepens (berries), Marine Concentrate (Fucua Vasiculosus), Coenzyme Q6-10, Tocotrienol, Phosphatides, Pyridoxine Hydrochlotide, Cyanscobalamin, Ergocaliciferol, Magnesium Stearate, DiCalcium Phosphate, Calcium Carbotate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, FD&C Lake Yellow #6, Red #40, Blue #1, Titanium Dioxite.

Part of my hair resolutions for the new year was to start taking care of my hair from the inside out. While I have yet to make it to the gym (waiting out the post-New Year crowd), I have been taking Nioxin hair vitamins faithfully every day---for a week. I spent around ~$21(includes tax) for a 30 day supply at Blooming Beauty Beauty supply. If everything works out, I will drop the cash for a 90 day supply. While it is too early to tell what the difference (if any) these vitamins have made for my hair. However, I have noticed 2 things:

1) My nails are growing like crazy! I got them manicured and cut down really short (I hate long nails) a little over a week ago. Now, I'm on the verge of having tips! They also feel stronger.

2) My hair isn't shedding as much. Now don't get me wrong, my hair is still shedding and it is shedding quite a bit. However, last week I noticed more shed hair during while I was washing my hair than I did this week. I thought that was interesting. I guess I'll see what happens a month into me taking the vitamins.

Well...that's it for my little update with the hair vitamin thing. Let's see what happens 4 weeks into me taking them.