Mexican wives tale or true?

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My kiddo has very thin hair so he looks a lil bald. I find it adorable but wouldn't mind if his hair would grow a lil faster either. My mom swears that using aloe vera on his head would help make the hair grow and make it thicker. She says she did that for my brother and I and it worked. What do y'all think... should I try it or nah?

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All of these things won't work. If that were true bald men would be rubbing tomatoes and avocado on their heads all day long. The hair will grow as fast as the hair will grow.

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I thought I seen a topic like this once and a girl said she used coconut oil but don't quote me on that. Any option you've been given is worth a try tho.

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I've also heard crushed tomatoes and rub it in. Leave on for 15 mins and wash out. Some lady in Mexico told me to do that. As for asians, most of the time when the child is 3 months old we shave them bald and their hair grows bk thick. I did that with daughter and her hair is so thick. My son I didn't and his hair is thin. Both my kids are half Hispanic.

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My sister coated her kids head in Vaseline (mostly to help with the dryness) and they both have thick heads of hair.

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It could. It's not bad for their skin, so why not try?

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Couldn't hurt I don't guess so anyway

Mexican wives tale or true?

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