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Three months into menopause I was losing handfuls every shower. My pillow, my bathroom floor — it was everywhere. Six weeks on Mellenza and the drain is basically clear. I cried the first morning I noticed. I didn't realise how much it had been weighing on me until it stopped.

I needed something I could actually do — not a 10-step routine. Mellenza takes 30 seconds morning and night. That's it. And it actually works. Less hair on my pillow from week 2. I keep recommending it to every new mum I know.

Every other product says 'thinning hair' or 'fine hair'. Mellenza said androgenic alopecia and PCOS. That's why I bought it. I've been on spiro for 18 months with limited results. Added Mellenza three months ago. My crown has actual density now. Something shifted that nothing else had touched.

I tried Rogaine — scalp itch, no results. Biotin for 6 months — nothing. Two dermatologist visits — 'wait and see.' Then I found Mellenza. By week 10 my part had visibly narrowed. My hair actually looks thick in photos again. I genuinely wish I'd found this two years ago.

I hadn't told my hairdresser I'd been using anything new. At my 10-week appointment she pointed to the new baby hairs and asked what I'd been doing. That moment felt incredible after months of watching my hair disappear.

I've had PCOS for six years. My hair has been thinning since I was 21 — crown, temples, parting. I've tried spiro, minoxidil, every supplement. Nothing brought it back. Week 6 on Mellenza I noticed the drain wasn't as bad. Week 10, my parting looked visibly different. I cried. I actually cried.

I'd stopped wearing my hair up completely. My ponytail had become this thin, embarrassing little thing I didn't want anyone to see. After 8 weeks of Mellenza I finally tied it back again. My daughter noticed before I even said anything. It's not just the hair — I feel like myself again.

I was sceptical — I'd been let down so many times. But the 90-day guarantee meant I had nothing to lose. Week 10 and the thin patch at my crown is filling back in. My hairdresser asked what I'd changed at my last appointment. I've already ordered my second bottle.