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I've quit every thinning hair product I ever bought at week three. I'd look at my part, see nothing new, and give up. So this time I did one thing different. I bought four bottles at once, so I couldn't quit.

My name is Roberta, and I'm 58.

My part started to spread when I was 51.

Since then I've spent about $1,400 trying to hide it or fix it.

The foam made my roots greasy, and I quit at week three.

The hair vitamins made my nails long, and I quit at week three.

The thick shampoo smelled nice, and I quit at week three.

Each time felt the same.

I'd stand at the mirror with my part under the light.

Nothing new.

So why keep paying?

About three months ago, my sister-in-law sent me an article.

It was by Dr. Yolanda Holmes, a board-certified skin doctor.

I almost didn't read it.

I'm glad I did.

She explained what no one had told me.

After 40, estrogen drops.

Estrogen was the bodyguard that kept a hormone called DHT away from our roots.

With the bodyguard gone, DHT squeezes each root like a hand closing on a garden hose.

Each hair comes in thinner.

Then some don't come in at all.

That's why my part kept getting wider.

The foam I quit only pushes more blood to the scalp.

It doesn't touch DHT.

The pills didn't either.

Then she showed her own week-by-week notes.

She was 47 when she tried her own spray.

In week one, her drain went from 80 to 100 hairs a day down to about 35.

At week three, she saw baby hairs along her part.

I read that line twice.

Week three was my quitting week.

Every time, I had walked away right at the edge.

Her spray is called Hair Helper.

It contains potent DHT-blocking ingredients like sophora, rice extract and caffeine.

There's also angelica, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

You mist it on your part, crown and hairline for 60 seconds, morning and night.

At the end of the article was a deal.

Buy 2 Get 2 Free.

Four bottles, about 120 days.

And a 120-day money-back guarantee.

I know myself.

If I bought one bottle, I'd quit at week three.

So I bought four.

With four bottles on my counter, quitting meant wasting them.

And if it did nothing, I could use every drop and still ask for my money back.

Here's how it went for me.

By week two, my drain looked a little less full.

I didn't trust it.

Week three came, and my part looked the same.

I wanted to stop.

But the bottles were right there, so I kept going.

Around week five, I found short baby hairs at my part with my reading glasses on.

My hairdresser asked what I was doing at week ten.

I'm on bottle three now.

I've stopped checking my part under the bathroom light.

I just went back to Dr. Holmes's article to order my next box.

The Buy 2 Get 2 deal is on again.

The normal price is $79.97 a bottle.

With the deal, it's four bottles for $99.97, so $25 a bottle.

That's about 83 cents a day.

There's also Buy 3 Get 3 Free, at $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

But the article says the deal ends in 48 hours.

After that, the price goes back to $79.97.

There are only 4,200 bottles left at this price.

Over 90,000 women use this spray now, and they've left 5,000+ reviews.

If you're a week-three quitter like me, don't buy one bottle.

Get the four-bottle box here before the 48 hours run out: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

Jennifer was 52 when she sat in her dermatologist's office and cried over her thinning hair. She had hidden from her own daughter's wedding photos, and she was ready to order a wig. What her doctor did next is the reason for the sale you see here, and it won't last long.

Jennifer taught kindergarten.

She had tried the foam.

She had tried the pills.

She had tried the thick shampoo.

Her part kept getting wider anyway.

Her doctor was Dr. Yolanda Holmes, a board-certified skin doctor with 15 years of work on women's hair and scalp.

She told Jennifer, "Give me six months."

Then she went to work.

She spent six months and $12,000 of her own money.

She called researchers in Europe and Asia.

She flew to Seoul.

And she kept coming back to one word.

DHT.

Here is what she learned, in plain words.

Once a woman passes 40, her estrogen falls.

Estrogen was the bodyguard that kept DHT away from her roots.

With the bodyguard gone, DHT moves in.

It squeezes each root like a hand closing on a garden hose.

Less gets through.

Each hair comes in thinner, and some stop coming in at all.

A German study from 1994 found that most women losing hair in menopause had high DHT.

It was as high as in men going bald.

So why hadn't anything helped Jennifer?

The medicated foam only pushes more blood to your scalp.

It does not touch DHT.

Stop using it, and the hair it kept can fall out again.

So you're stuck buying it for life.

Hair pills have their own problem.

Your stomach breaks most of them down before they ever reach your scalp.

So Dr. Holmes looked for plants chosen because they work against DHT.

Her list had sophora, rice extract and caffeine.

Then came angelica, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

A small family-owned lab in the US made her exact formula.

It became Hair Helper Spray.

It contains potent DHT-blocking ingredients, and it goes right where you need it.

You mist it on your part, your crown and your hairline.

It takes 60 seconds, every morning and every night.

But before she gave it to Jennifer, she tried it on herself.

She was 47, and her own hair was thinning.

In week one, her drain went from 80 to 100 hairs a day down to about 35.

At week three, she saw tiny baby hairs along her part.

At week six, her hairdresser said her hair felt thicker.

At week eight, her part looked tighter, and she wore her hair down.

When week twelve came, her hair looked like it did in her thirties.

In her words: "Not teen hair.

Just normal.

Healthy.

Mine."

Then she gave the spray to Jennifer.

Jennifer used it the same way, morning and night.

Months later, she had stopped shopping for wigs.

Her husband brought her flowers, the first time in two years.

You'd think that would be the happy ending.

It wasn't.

Once Dr. Holmes went public, three letters came from lawyers.

A colleague warned her she could lose her license.

A supplier cut her off.

The hair loss business makes a lot of money from foam you can never stop buying.

A spray that works against DHT is bad news for them.

So Dr. Holmes made a choice.

She wants as many women as she can reach to try it before anyone shuts her down.

That's why the price is cut right now.

Here's the deal.

The normal price is $79.97 a bottle.

With Buy 2 Get 2 Free, you get four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle, 69% off.

It comes to about 83 cents a day.

With Buy 3 Get 3 Free, you get six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

One bottle lasts about a month.

Four bottles last about 120 days, and you get a 120-day money-back guarantee.

You can use every drop.

If you're not happy, email support, and they send a free return label.

You get your money back.

More than 90,000 women now use this spray.

They've left over 5,000 reviews.

But this price has a clock on it.

The deal ends in 48 hours.

After that, the price goes back to $79.97.

And only 4,200 bottles are left at this price.

Read Jennifer's full story and claim the Buy 2 Get 2 deal here before the 48 hours run out: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

Please STOP trying to regrow your hair. I know that sounds crazy, but I’m a board certified dermatologist and most products just make your hair loss worse!!

I finally found a product that actually works for menopausal hair loss and blocks DHT. I recommend it to all my patients. Check it out here: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

Stop asking another shampoo to solve a scalp problem.

TryBello Hair Helper is a lightweight leave-in spray applied directly where the part or crown looks thinner.

Its previous formula combines caffeine and rice extract with Sophora flavescens and Angelica root.

The non-greasy mist adds a focused scalp step without coating the lengths or leaving fibers across the pillow.

Use it consistently as part of a routine designed to support less shedding and fuller-, healthier-looking hair.

Start where the routine usually stops https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

Stop asking another shampoo to solve a scalp problem.

TryBello Hair Helper is a lightweight leave-in spray applied directly where the part or crown looks thinner.

Its previous formula combines caffeine and rice extract with Sophora flavescens and Angelica root.

The non-greasy mist adds a focused scalp step without coating the lengths or leaving fibers across the pillow.

Use it consistently as part of a routine designed to support less shedding and fuller-, healthier-looking hair.

Start where the routine usually stops https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

Last week a woman with thinning hair emailed us something we couldn't stop thinking about: "I paid $79.97 for one bottle. My sister just paid $25. Why?" She deserves a real answer, and so do you.

Her name is Marjorie.

She is 58.

She bought one bottle of our spray in the spring.

Marjorie told her sister Pat about it, and this week Pat bought four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

Marjorie was upset, and she had every right to be.

So we wrote her back, and we want to share the answer here too.

First, the price you see this week isn't a trick.

Dr. Yolanda Holmes, the skin doctor who made the spray, is in a fight with a big beauty company.

They have sent lawyers after her and tried to bury her in legal bills.

Her answer was simple.

Put the spray on sale, so as many women as possible can try it before anyone shuts it down.

That's why Pat paid less.

It's also why Marjorie paid more.

She bought on a normal day, at the normal price.

We told Marjorie we're sorry.

Then we told her the good news.

The same deal is open to her, and to you, for the next 48 hours.

But first, why does any of this matter?

Marjorie asked us that too.

She had tried the foam and the pills before, and she was tired of paying for things that did nothing.

Here's what we told her.

After 40, your estrogen drops.

Estrogen used to keep a hormone called DHT away from your hair roots, like a bodyguard.

When it goes, DHT moves in and squeezes each root, like a hand closing on a garden hose.

The hair that grows back is thinner.

Some roots stop making hair at all.

The medicated foam doesn't touch DHT, it just pushes blood to your scalp.

Hair pills get broken down in your stomach, so very little reaches your head.

Dr. Holmes made her spray with plants chosen because they work against DHT.

You mist it on your part, your crown and your hairline.

It takes 60 seconds, morning and night, and it isn't greasy.

Here's the part of Marjorie's email we didn't expect.

She had used up her first bottle before she wrote to us.

She said the drain wasn't as full by her second week.

Around week four, she could feel tiny baby hairs along her part.

That's why she went back for more, and that's when she saw what Pat paid.

That's her story, and every woman is different.

Now, here is the deal Pat got.

Buy 2 Get 2 Free is four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

A bottle lasts about a month, so it's about 83 cents a day.

Buy 3 Get 3 Free is six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

The deal ends in 48 hours.

Then the price goes back to $79.97 a bottle.

There are only 4,200 bottles left at this price.

Every order comes with our 120-day money-back guarantee.

Use the spray for 120 days.

If you don't like it, email us and we'll send a free return label and your money back.

More than 90,000 women use this spray, and over 5,000 have left a review.

Marjorie ordered four more bottles at the sale price.

Pat says she still owes her sister lunch.

If you've ever paid full price for anything, you know how Marjorie felt.

Don't be the one who pays $79.97 next week.

Get the same Buy 2 Get 2 deal Pat got, before the 48 hours run out: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

She walked into the salon with a bag of her own hair and broke down in the chair.

Her hairdresser told her it wasn't her fault.

After 40, hormones shift and DHT squeezes your follicles like a fist on a garden hose.

That's why the vitamins, supplements and thickening shampoos never touched it.

This scalp spray contains potent DHT-blocking ingredients and goes on right before bed.

See what her hairdresser recommends: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

I've quit every thinning hair product I ever bought at week three. I'd look at my part, see nothing new, and give up. So this time I did one thing different. I bought four bottles at once, so I couldn't quit.

My name is Roberta, and I'm 58.

My part started to spread when I was 51.

Since then I've spent about $1,400 trying to hide it or fix it.

The foam made my roots greasy, and I quit at week three.

The hair vitamins made my nails long, and I quit at week three.

The thick shampoo smelled nice, and I quit at week three.

Each time felt the same.

I'd stand at the mirror with my part under the light.

Nothing new.

So why keep paying?

About three months ago, my sister-in-law sent me an article.

It was by Dr. Yolanda Holmes, a board-certified skin doctor.

I almost didn't read it.

I'm glad I did.

She explained what no one had told me.

After 40, estrogen drops.

Estrogen was the bodyguard that kept a hormone called DHT away from our roots.

With the bodyguard gone, DHT squeezes each root like a hand closing on a garden hose.

Each hair comes in thinner.

Then some don't come in at all.

That's why my part kept getting wider.

The foam I quit only pushes more blood to the scalp.

It doesn't touch DHT.

The pills didn't either.

Then she showed her own week-by-week notes.

She was 47 when she tried her own spray.

In week one, her drain went from 80 to 100 hairs a day down to about 35.

At week three, she saw baby hairs along her part.

I read that line twice.

Week three was my quitting week.

Every time, I had walked away right at the edge.

Her spray is called Hair Helper.

It contains potent DHT-blocking ingredients like sophora, rice extract and caffeine.

There's also angelica, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

You mist it on your part, crown and hairline for 60 seconds, morning and night.

At the end of the article was a deal.

Buy 2 Get 2 Free.

Four bottles, about 120 days.

And a 120-day money-back guarantee.

I know myself.

If I bought one bottle, I'd quit at week three.

So I bought four.

With four bottles on my counter, quitting meant wasting them.

And if it did nothing, I could use every drop and still ask for my money back.

Here's how it went for me.

By week two, my drain looked a little less full.

I didn't trust it.

Week three came, and my part looked the same.

I wanted to stop.

But the bottles were right there, so I kept going.

Around week five, I found short baby hairs at my part with my reading glasses on.

My hairdresser asked what I was doing at week ten.

I'm on bottle three now.

I've stopped checking my part under the bathroom light.

I just went back to Dr. Holmes's article to order my next box.

The Buy 2 Get 2 deal is on again.

The normal price is $79.97 a bottle.

With the deal, it's four bottles for $99.97, so $25 a bottle.

That's about 83 cents a day.

There's also Buy 3 Get 3 Free, at $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

But the article says the deal ends in 48 hours.

After that, the price goes back to $79.97.

There are only 4,200 bottles left at this price.

Over 90,000 women use this spray now, and they've left 5,000+ reviews.

If you're a week-three quitter like me, don't buy one bottle.

Get the four-bottle box here before the 48 hours run out: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

We have to tell anyone with thinning hair something before our next batch ships, and it isn't good news. The plants we use cost us a lot more this year. That means the $25 bottles end soon. You have 48 hours to grab Buy 2 Get 2 Free before it goes back up to $79.97.

We're the small team behind TryBello Hair Helper Spray.

Dr. Yolanda Holmes made it.

She is a skin doctor who has spent more than 15 years helping women with thin hair.

Today, more than 90,000 women use her spray.

So we don't take a price change lightly.

Let us tell you what changed.

The spray is made with plants, not cheap fillers.

One is sophora.

Another is rice extract.

A third is angelica root, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

This year, those plants cost us much more to buy.

The small, family-owned lab that makes our spray says the next batch will cost more too.

We could swap in cheaper plants and keep the price low.

We won't do that to you.

So here is our honest plan.

The bottles on our shelf now were made at the old cost.

There are only 4,200 of them left.

For the next 48 hours, those bottles stay on sale.

When the 48 hours are up, the price goes back to $79.97 a bottle.

If you're new here, this is why those plants matter so much.

After 40, your estrogen drops.

For years, estrogen was like a bodyguard for your hair.

It kept a hormone called DHT away from your roots.

When the bodyguard leaves, DHT moves in.

It squeezes each root, like a hand slowly closing on a garden hose.

Less gets through.

Each hair comes in thinner.

Then some stop coming in at all.

That's the wider part.

That's the thin spot at the crown.

That's the extra hair in the drain.

The medicated foam doesn't touch DHT.

It just pushes more blood to your scalp, and when you quit, the hair falls out again.

Hair pills go through your stomach first, so only a tiny bit ever reaches your scalp.

Dr. Holmes made her spray with plants chosen because they work against DHT.

You mist it right where it counts: along your part, at your crown and around your hairline.

It takes 60 seconds, morning and night.

No grease, and it goes on under your usual styling.

Dr. Holmes tried it first on herself, at 47, when her own hair was thinning.

In week one, the hairs in her drain went from 80 to 100 a day down to about 35.

Around week three, she saw tiny baby hairs along her part.

By week eight, her part looked tighter and she wore her hair down again.

That was her own experience, and every woman is different.

So here is exactly what you get while the 4,200 bottles last.

Buy 2 Get 2 Free is four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

One bottle lasts about a month, so four bottles cost you about 83 cents a day.

Need more?

Buy 3 Get 3 Free is six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

The normal price is $79.97 for one bottle.

Every order comes with our 120-day money-back guarantee.

Use the spray for 120 days.

If you're not happy, send us an email.

We send you a free return label and give back your money.

No forms and no long phone calls.

We're not telling you this to rush you.

We just didn't want you to find out after the price went up.

More than 5,000 women have left a review, and we want the next one to be yours.

From all of us at TryBello, thank you for reading.

Claim the Buy 2 Get 2 deal here before the 48 hours run out: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

We have to tell anyone with thinning hair something before our next batch ships, and it isn't good news. The plants we use cost us a lot more this year. That means the $25 bottles end soon. You have 48 hours to grab Buy 2 Get 2 Free before it goes back up to $79.97.

We're the small team behind TryBello Hair Helper Spray.

Dr. Yolanda Holmes made it.

She is a skin doctor who has spent more than 15 years helping women with thin hair.

Today, more than 90,000 women use her spray.

So we don't take a price change lightly.

Let us tell you what changed.

The spray is made with plants, not cheap fillers.

One is sophora.

Another is rice extract.

A third is angelica root, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

This year, those plants cost us much more to buy.

The small, family-owned lab that makes our spray says the next batch will cost more too.

We could swap in cheaper plants and keep the price low.

We won't do that to you.

So here is our honest plan.

The bottles on our shelf now were made at the old cost.

There are only 4,200 of them left.

For the next 48 hours, those bottles stay on sale.

When the 48 hours are up, the price goes back to $79.97 a bottle.

If you're new here, this is why those plants matter so much.

After 40, your estrogen drops.

For years, estrogen was like a bodyguard for your hair.

It kept a hormone called DHT away from your roots.

When the bodyguard leaves, DHT moves in.

It squeezes each root, like a hand slowly closing on a garden hose.

Less gets through.

Each hair comes in thinner.

Then some stop coming in at all.

That's the wider part.

That's the thin spot at the crown.

That's the extra hair in the drain.

The medicated foam doesn't touch DHT.

It just pushes more blood to your scalp, and when you quit, the hair falls out again.

Hair pills go through your stomach first, so only a tiny bit ever reaches your scalp.

Dr. Holmes made her spray with plants chosen because they work against DHT.

You mist it right where it counts: along your part, at your crown and around your hairline.

It takes 60 seconds, morning and night.

No grease, and it goes on under your usual styling.

Dr. Holmes tried it first on herself, at 47, when her own hair was thinning.

In week one, the hairs in her drain went from 80 to 100 a day down to about 35.

Around week three, she saw tiny baby hairs along her part.

By week eight, her part looked tighter and she wore her hair down again.

That was her own experience, and every woman is different.

So here is exactly what you get while the 4,200 bottles last.

Buy 2 Get 2 Free is four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

One bottle lasts about a month, so four bottles cost you about 83 cents a day.

Need more?

Buy 3 Get 3 Free is six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

The normal price is $79.97 for one bottle.

Every order comes with our 120-day money-back guarantee.

Use the spray for 120 days.

If you're not happy, send us an email.

We send you a free return label and give back your money.

No forms and no long phone calls.

We're not telling you this to rush you.

We just didn't want you to find out after the price went up.

More than 5,000 women have left a review, and we want the next one to be yours.

From all of us at TryBello, thank you for reading.

Claim the Buy 2 Get 2 deal here before the 48 hours run out: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

Most women with thinning hair quit a new routine at week three, right before anything can happen. That's why our Buy 2 Get 2 Free deal puts four bottles in one box. Four bottles last about 120 days. And 120 days is exactly how long our money-back guarantee runs.

That is not luck.

We built the deal that way on purpose.

Here is why.

Week three is when most women give up.

The drain still looks full.

The part still looks wide.

So she decides it's not working, and she stops.

But hair is slow.

It moves in cycles that take months, not days.

And after 40, there is a real reason your hair needs that time.

When estrogen drops, your roots lose their bodyguard.

Estrogen used to keep a hormone called DHT away from them.

Now DHT moves in.

It squeezes each root like a hand closing on a garden hose.

Less gets through.

Each new hair comes in thinner and weaker.

Then some stop coming in at all.

That's why your part looks wider, your crown looks thin, and your drain fills up faster.

The medicated foam does not touch DHT.

It only pushes more blood to your scalp.

Hair pills miss it too, because most of what you swallow never makes it up to your scalp.

Dr. Yolanda Holmes is a board-certified skin doctor.

She spent $12,000 of her own money looking for plants that work against DHT.

Hair Helper Spray is what she made.

It contains potent DHT-blocking ingredients like sophora, rice extract and caffeine.

It also has angelica, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

You mist it on your part, your crown and your hairline.

It takes 60 seconds, every morning and every night.

Dr. Holmes tried it on herself first, at 47.

In week one, the hairs in her drain went from 80 to 100 a day down to about 35.

At week three, she saw tiny baby hairs along her part.

Week eight is when her part looked tighter and she wore her hair down again.

Look at that again.

Week three.

The exact week most women quit.

So here is the math on the box.

One bottle lasts about a month.

Buy 2 Get 2 Free gives you four bottles, so about 120 days.

That's four full months of mornings and nights, with no gap.

Our money-back guarantee lasts 120 days too.

So you can use every last drop.

If you reach the end of bottle four and you're not happy, just email us.

We send you a free return label, and you get your money back.

You don't have to judge it at week three.

You get to judge it at month four, with the whole test done.

Now the price.

The normal price is $79.97 a bottle.

With Buy 2 Get 2 Free, you get four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle, or 69% off.

It comes to about 83 cents a day.

Want six months instead?

Buy 3 Get 3 Free is six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

More than 90,000 women already use this spray.

They've left over 5,000 reviews.

But this price won't stay.

Dr. Holmes says the deal ends in 48 hours.

After that, the price goes back to $79.97.

And there are only 4,200 bottles left at this price.

Claim the Buy 2 Get 2 deal here before the 48 hours run out: https://start.trybello.com/tb-a287-adv

I've quit every thinning hair product I ever bought at week three. I'd look at my part, see nothing new, and give up. So this time I did one thing different. I bought four bottles at once, so I couldn't quit.

My name is Roberta, and I'm 58.

My part started to spread when I was 51.

Since then I've spent about $1,400 trying to hide it or fix it.

The foam made my roots greasy, and I quit at week three.

The hair vitamins made my nails long, and I quit at week three.

The thick shampoo smelled nice, and I quit at week three.

Each time felt the same.

I'd stand at the mirror with my part under the light.

Nothing new.

So why keep paying?

About three months ago, my sister-in-law sent me an article.

It was by Dr. Yolanda Holmes, a board-certified skin doctor.

I almost didn't read it.

I'm glad I did.

She explained what no one had told me.

After 40, estrogen drops.

Estrogen was the bodyguard that kept a hormone called DHT away from our roots.

With the bodyguard gone, DHT squeezes each root like a hand closing on a garden hose.

Each hair comes in thinner.

Then some don't come in at all.

That's why my part kept getting wider.

The foam I quit only pushes more blood to the scalp.

It doesn't touch DHT.

The pills didn't either.

Then she showed her own week-by-week notes.

She was 47 when she tried her own spray.

In week one, her drain went from 80 to 100 hairs a day down to about 35.

At week three, she saw baby hairs along her part.

I read that line twice.

Week three was my quitting week.

Every time, I had walked away right at the edge.

Her spray is called Hair Helper.

It contains potent DHT-blocking ingredients like sophora, rice extract and caffeine.

There's also angelica, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

You mist it on your part, crown and hairline for 60 seconds, morning and night.

At the end of the article was a deal.

Buy 2 Get 2 Free.

Four bottles, about 120 days.

And a 120-day money-back guarantee.

I know myself.

If I bought one bottle, I'd quit at week three.

So I bought four.

With four bottles on my counter, quitting meant wasting them.

And if it did nothing, I could use every drop and still ask for my money back.

Here's how it went for me.

By week two, my drain looked a little less full.

I didn't trust it.

Week three came, and my part looked the same.

I wanted to stop.

But the bottles were right there, so I kept going.

Around week five, I found short baby hairs at my part with my reading glasses on.

My hairdresser asked what I was doing at week ten.

I'm on bottle three now.

I've stopped checking my part under the bathroom light.

I just went back to Dr. Holmes's article to order my next box.

The Buy 2 Get 2 deal is on again.

The normal price is $79.97 a bottle.

With the deal, it's four bottles for $99.97, so $25 a bottle.

That's about 83 cents a day.

There's also Buy 3 Get 3 Free, at $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

But the article says the deal ends in 48 hours.

After that, the price goes back to $79.97.

There are only 4,200 bottles left at this price.

Over 90,000 women use this spray now, and they've left 5,000+ reviews.

If you're a week-three quitter like me, don't buy one bottle.

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We owe every woman with thinning hair who paid full price an apology. You paid $79.97 for one bottle of our spray. For the next 48 hours, a bottle costs $25 with Buy 2 Get 2 Free, and we don't think that's fair to you unless we explain.

So here is the honest story.

Our spray costs $79.97 a bottle on a normal day.

Dr. Yolanda Holmes, the skin doctor who made it, has had a fight on her hands.

After she made it, she got letters from lawyers.

A supplier cut her off.

Now a big beauty company is trying to bury her in legal bills.

Her answer was to put the spray on sale, so more women can try it before anyone can shut it down.

That is why the price dropped this week.

It is also why we're sorry.

The women who paid full price trusted us first.

They didn't get this deal.

If that's you, thank you.

And if you've been waiting, this is the week to stop waiting.

Here is why so many women won't go back to life without it.

After 40, your estrogen drops.

Estrogen used to be your hair's bodyguard.

It kept a hormone called DHT away from your roots.

Once the bodyguard is gone, DHT gets in.

It squeezes each root, like a hand closing on a garden hose.

Less gets through.

Each hair grows in thinner, and then some stop showing up at all.

That's why your part looks wider.

That's why your crown shows in photos.

That's why the drain fills up so fast.

The medicated foam doesn't touch DHT.

It just pushes blood to your scalp, and you're stuck buying it for life.

Hair pills mostly get broken down in your stomach.

Dr. Holmes made her spray with plants chosen because they work against DHT, like sophora, rice extract and caffeine.

It also has angelica root, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

You spray it on your part, your crown and your hairline.

It takes 60 seconds, morning and night.

It isn't greasy, and you can style your hair right after.

Dr. Holmes tried it on herself first, at 47.

In her first week, the hairs in her drain fell from 80 to 100 a day to about 35.

Around week three, she found baby hairs along her part.

By week eight, her part was tighter.

That was her own result, and every woman is different.

So here's how we're making it right.

For 48 hours, Buy 2 Get 2 Free gets you four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

One bottle lasts about a month, so that's about 83 cents a day.

Buy 3 Get 3 Free gets you six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

After 48 hours, the price goes back to $79.97.

There are only 4,200 bottles left at this price.

If you paid full price before, this is a good time to stock up for the months ahead.

Every order has our 120-day money-back guarantee.

Use the spray for 120 days.

If you don't love it, email us and we'll send a free return label and your money back.

More than 90,000 women use this spray now.

We'd like you to be one of them, at the fair price this time.

Again, we're sorry, and thank you for trusting us.

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Last week a woman with thinning hair emailed us something we couldn't stop thinking about: "I paid $79.97 for one bottle. My sister just paid $25. Why?" She deserves a real answer, and so do you.

Her name is Marjorie.

She is 58.

She bought one bottle of our spray in the spring.

Marjorie told her sister Pat about it, and this week Pat bought four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

Marjorie was upset, and she had every right to be.

So we wrote her back, and we want to share the answer here too.

First, the price you see this week isn't a trick.

Dr. Yolanda Holmes, the skin doctor who made the spray, is in a fight with a big beauty company.

They have sent lawyers after her and tried to bury her in legal bills.

Her answer was simple.

Put the spray on sale, so as many women as possible can try it before anyone shuts it down.

That's why Pat paid less.

It's also why Marjorie paid more.

She bought on a normal day, at the normal price.

We told Marjorie we're sorry.

Then we told her the good news.

The same deal is open to her, and to you, for the next 48 hours.

But first, why does any of this matter?

Marjorie asked us that too.

She had tried the foam and the pills before, and she was tired of paying for things that did nothing.

Here's what we told her.

After 40, your estrogen drops.

Estrogen used to keep a hormone called DHT away from your hair roots, like a bodyguard.

When it goes, DHT moves in and squeezes each root, like a hand closing on a garden hose.

The hair that grows back is thinner.

Some roots stop making hair at all.

The medicated foam doesn't touch DHT, it just pushes blood to your scalp.

Hair pills get broken down in your stomach, so very little reaches your head.

Dr. Holmes made her spray with plants chosen because they work against DHT.

You mist it on your part, your crown and your hairline.

It takes 60 seconds, morning and night, and it isn't greasy.

Here's the part of Marjorie's email we didn't expect.

She had used up her first bottle before she wrote to us.

She said the drain wasn't as full by her second week.

Around week four, she could feel tiny baby hairs along her part.

That's why she went back for more, and that's when she saw what Pat paid.

That's her story, and every woman is different.

Now, here is the deal Pat got.

Buy 2 Get 2 Free is four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

A bottle lasts about a month, so it's about 83 cents a day.

Buy 3 Get 3 Free is six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

The deal ends in 48 hours.

Then the price goes back to $79.97 a bottle.

There are only 4,200 bottles left at this price.

Every order comes with our 120-day money-back guarantee.

Use the spray for 120 days.

If you don't like it, email us and we'll send a free return label and your money back.

More than 90,000 women use this spray, and over 5,000 have left a review.

Marjorie ordered four more bottles at the sale price.

Pat says she still owes her sister lunch.

If you've ever paid full price for anything, you know how Marjorie felt.

Don't be the one who pays $79.97 next week.

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I'm Dr. Yolanda Holmes, and I made the thinning-hair spray that more than 90,000 women now use. I owe you a warning about the price. In 48 hours, it goes back to $79.97 a bottle, and I'd rather you hear that from me first.

I'm a skin doctor.

I have spent more than 15 years helping women whose hair is getting thin.

A few years ago, a patient of mine named Jennifer sat in my office and cried.

She was 52 and about to buy a wig.

I told her, "Give me six months."

I spent those six months, and $12,000 of my own money, looking for an answer.

Here is what I learned, in plain words.

After 40, a woman's estrogen drops.

Estrogen had been a bodyguard for her hair.

It kept a hormone called DHT away from the roots.

When estrogen goes, DHT moves in.

It squeezes each root like a hand closing on a garden hose.

Each new hair comes in thinner, and some stop coming in at all.

A 1994 German study found that 91% of women in menopause who were losing hair had high DHT.

The medicated foam does not touch DHT.

It just pushes blood to the scalp, and you have to use it forever.

Hair pills mostly get broken down in the stomach before they reach your head.

So I made a spray with plants chosen because they work against DHT.

There's sophora, rice extract, caffeine and angelica root, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

A small, family-owned lab in the US makes my exact formula.

I was 47, and my own hair was thinning, so I tried it on myself first.

I misted it on my part, my crown and my hairline for 60 seconds, morning and night.

In week one, my drain went from 80 to 100 hairs a day to about 35.

Around week three, I found baby hairs along my part.

By week eight, my part was tighter and I wore my hair down.

That's my story, and every woman is different.

Now, why the warning?

Those plants cost a lot more this year than when I started.

My lab told me the next batch will cost more to make.

I won't swap in cheaper plants to keep the price down.

I'd rather charge more than sell you a weaker bottle.

So when this batch is gone, the sale is gone with it.

We have 4,200 bottles left that were made at the old cost.

For the next 48 hours, you can still get them at a deep discount.

Here's what that looks like.

The normal price is $79.97 a bottle.

With Buy 2 Get 2 Free, you get four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

Each bottle lasts about a month, so it works out to about 83 cents a day.

With Buy 3 Get 3 Free, you get six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

I tell my patients to plan for at least two months, because week eight is when I saw the biggest change.

Four bottles cover you well past that.

And I back every order with my 120-day money-back guarantee.

Use it for 120 days.

If you're not happy, email my team.

They send you a free return label, and you get your money back.

You don't have to trust me.

I'd rather you test me.

Jennifer did, and today she wears her hair down.

I can't hold this price once the 4,200 bottles are gone or the 48 hours run out.

I just didn't want you to miss it.

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Jennifer was 52 when she sat in her dermatologist's office and cried over her thinning hair. She had hidden from her own daughter's wedding photos, and she was ready to order a wig. What her doctor did next is the reason for the sale you see here, and it won't last long.

Jennifer taught kindergarten.

She had tried the foam.

She had tried the pills.

She had tried the thick shampoo.

Her part kept getting wider anyway.

Her doctor was Dr. Yolanda Holmes, a board-certified skin doctor with 15 years of work on women's hair and scalp.

She told Jennifer, "Give me six months."

Then she went to work.

She spent six months and $12,000 of her own money.

She called researchers in Europe and Asia.

She flew to Seoul.

And she kept coming back to one word.

DHT.

Here is what she learned, in plain words.

Once a woman passes 40, her estrogen falls.

Estrogen was the bodyguard that kept DHT away from her roots.

With the bodyguard gone, DHT moves in.

It squeezes each root like a hand closing on a garden hose.

Less gets through.

Each hair comes in thinner, and some stop coming in at all.

A German study from 1994 found that most women losing hair in menopause had high DHT.

It was as high as in men going bald.

So why hadn't anything helped Jennifer?

The medicated foam only pushes more blood to your scalp.

It does not touch DHT.

Stop using it, and the hair it kept can fall out again.

So you're stuck buying it for life.

Hair pills have their own problem.

Your stomach breaks most of them down before they ever reach your scalp.

So Dr. Holmes looked for plants chosen because they work against DHT.

Her list had sophora, rice extract and caffeine.

Then came angelica, a root women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

A small family-owned lab in the US made her exact formula.

It became Hair Helper Spray.

It contains potent DHT-blocking ingredients, and it goes right where you need it.

You mist it on your part, your crown and your hairline.

It takes 60 seconds, every morning and every night.

But before she gave it to Jennifer, she tried it on herself.

She was 47, and her own hair was thinning.

In week one, her drain went from 80 to 100 hairs a day down to about 35.

At week three, she saw tiny baby hairs along her part.

At week six, her hairdresser said her hair felt thicker.

At week eight, her part looked tighter, and she wore her hair down.

When week twelve came, her hair looked like it did in her thirties.

In her words: "Not teen hair.

Just normal.

Healthy.

Mine."

Then she gave the spray to Jennifer.

Jennifer used it the same way, morning and night.

Months later, she had stopped shopping for wigs.

Her husband brought her flowers, the first time in two years.

You'd think that would be the happy ending.

It wasn't.

Once Dr. Holmes went public, three letters came from lawyers.

A colleague warned her she could lose her license.

A supplier cut her off.

The hair loss business makes a lot of money from foam you can never stop buying.

A spray that works against DHT is bad news for them.

So Dr. Holmes made a choice.

She wants as many women as she can reach to try it before anyone shuts her down.

That's why the price is cut right now.

Here's the deal.

The normal price is $79.97 a bottle.

With Buy 2 Get 2 Free, you get four bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle, 69% off.

It comes to about 83 cents a day.

With Buy 3 Get 3 Free, you get six bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

One bottle lasts about a month.

Four bottles last about 120 days, and you get a 120-day money-back guarantee.

You can use every drop.

If you're not happy, email support, and they send a free return label.

You get your money back.

More than 90,000 women now use this spray.

They've left over 5,000 reviews.

But this price has a clock on it.

The deal ends in 48 hours.

After that, the price goes back to $79.97.

And only 4,200 bottles are left at this price.

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This lightweight topical spray is applied to the scalp beneath wider-looking parts.

Use it directly wherever coverage looks thinner.

Caffeine, rice extract, Sophora flavescens, and Angelica root support the formula.

Consistent use is designed to support less shedding and fuller-looking hair.

No greasy finish or heavy roots—just focused scalp care.

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A wider part, more hair in the drain, a thin crown and a flat ponytail look like four different hair problems. After 40, they usually come from one cause. And for a short time, the scalp mist designed around that cause costs less than $1 a day.

The cause is a hormone called DHT.

All women have some.

Before 40, estrogen kept it in check.

Think of estrogen as a bodyguard standing at each hair root.

Then estrogen drops, in menopause or the years before it.

The bodyguard steps away, and DHT gets to the root.

It wraps around it and squeezes, the way a hand closes on a garden hose.

Less blood gets through.

Less food reaches the root.

So each new strand comes in finer and weaker.

Now follow that squeezed hose to each sign.

At your part, the strands get fine, and more scalp shows.

In the drain, weak roots let go, so more falls out.

At the crown, a thin circle spreads where you can't see it without a second mirror.

In your ponytail, there is just less of it, and it lies flat.

Four signs.

One squeezed hose.

Back in 1994, a German university study found that most women losing hair in menopause had high DHT, as high as men going bald.

That is why fixing one sign at a time never worked.

A volume shampoo hides a flat ponytail for a day.

The medicated foam pushes more blood to the scalp, but it does nothing about DHT.

Quit, and the hair it held on to falls out.

Hair pills mostly get broken down in your stomach before they reach your scalp.

Dr. Yolanda Holmes, a board-certified skin doctor, saw this in her office every week.

Then her own hair started to thin at 47.

So she made a spray that goes right on the scalp, where DHT does its damage.

It contains potent DHT-blocking ingredients like sophora, rice extract and caffeine.

Plus angelica root, which women in China have used for hair loss for 2,000 years.

You spray it along your part, at your crown and around your hairline.

60 seconds, morning and night.

Most women first notice less hair in the drain in week one or two.

Baby hairs along the part often show up around week three or four.

Thicker-feeling hair tends to come around week eight.

Every woman is different, so results vary.

Over 90,000 women use it now.

So why is it so cheap right now?

Big beauty companies don't like this spray.

One of them is trying to bury Dr. Holmes in legal bills.

Her answer was a sale, so more women can try it while they still can.

Normally one bottle is $79.97.

With Buy 2 Get 2 Free, you get 4 bottles for $99.97.

That's $25 a bottle.

A bottle lasts about a month, so that's about 83 cents a day.

Or pick Buy 3 Get 3 Free: 6 bottles for $134.97.

That's $22.50 a bottle, or 75 cents a day.

Both come to less than $1 a day.

Four bottles last about 120 days.

That's the same length as our 120-day money-back guarantee.

So you can use every bottle, and if it's not for you, email us for your money back.

The sale ends in 48 hours.

After that, it's $79.97 again.

And only 4,200 bottles are left at this price.

One cause.

Four signs.

One spray for all of them.

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