Mane is a non-allergenic product, the ingredients of which have been tested and used in all cosmetic and skin applications such as lipsticks and eye make-up. Mane has been widely used and trusted for over forty years in the entertainment industry
and by many thousands of the general public.

Yes. Mane is natural and inert and so you can use it with any products you like. It is recommended by doctors and is compatible for use with other hair loss medications and with styling products.

Yes, although you may not have any noticeable hair loss, very fine hair can be substantially thickened with Mane Hair Thickening Spray.

Yes. Mane is perfect for covering over white hair or covering roots between colour sessions. Simply follow the normal instructions.

This will vary from person to person depending on their requirements, but on average a can should last between six to eight weeks.

Once Mane Hair Thickener is sealed with Mane Seal and Control, it is water, rain, wind and perspiration resistant. We do recommend however that wet hair be allowed to dry naturally rather than rubbing rigorously with a dry towel.

Mane Hair Thickening Spray can be washed out using normal shampoo and warm water. Rinse thoroughly. Once the hair has been washed, conditioned and dried, Mane Hair Thickening Spray can be re-applied.

We recommend using Mane Hair Thickening Shampoo and Conditioner.

If you are unhappy with the product, you have ordered and request a refund, you have the right to cancel up to 7 days after delivery. If you wish to cancel an order please let us know in writing via our Contact Us online form.
The cost of returning any goods due to cancellation is at the cost of the consumer. The returned goods must be unused and fit for resale. Once the goods have been inspected a full product refund excluding any original postal costs will be made within 28 days assuming that the goods are not damaged or used in any way.

In the unlikely event that the goods you have received are faulty, please let us know within 7 days of delivery via the Copntact Us online form. We'll cover the copst of retunring the products. The returned goods must be unused. Once goods have been inspected a full refund including any original postal costs will be made within 28 days.

Please see our Terms and Conditions for full details.

If you wish to exchange your product/s (for example for a substitute colour) then you must advise us within 7 days of receipt of the goods in writing via our online Contact Us form. The cost of returning the goods
to be exchanged is at the cost of the consumer. The cost of shipping out the
new exchanged goods will be at the cost of the consumer. Any goods returned for
exchange must be fit for resale.

We use all major carriers, and local courier partners. Use the shipping estimator in the cart to check your shipping rates.

Any kind of repeated forcing of the hair into sharp angles will cause the hair shaft to
break eventually and so lead to potential hair loss.

Yes. This is quite natural and there is no reason to panic unless the hair comes out in chunks. Normal shedding is replaced by new hair.

It is unlikely if it is worn for short periods. Avoid wigs that are glued to the scalp. They would definitely do some harm in the way of irritation, excessive sweating and holding dead scaly skin entrapped on the scalp.

Hair transplants are usually a safe surgical procedure – however a lot of hair
transplant patients have to use hair thickening products after surgery. Hair
transplants will provide some coverage across the previously bald scalp area
but it is impossible to produce a full head of hair. The transplanted hairs can
be used as a base upon which to build the hair style required with the aid of
hair thickening products such as Mane.

Hair transplants can be expensive and should only be performed by qualified specialists.

Yes. There are a number of things that can be done to promote a healthier scalp resulting in more hair growth, but this will not stop or reverse hair loss. By looking
after your intake of vitamins and minerals and taking care of your scalp, one can slow down the balding or thinning process. Protein is necessary for healthy hair growth as keratin which makes up the hair is essentially made up of protein; so diets that avoid protein should be avoided.

In general, a healthy, balanced diet with moderate exercise and avoidance of excessive sweat, dirt, chemicals and dandruff should help.

Alopecia is simply a medical term that describes hair loss, or baldness, as well as the hair loss disease alopecia areata, which affects both males and females, young or old. Androgenic alopecia or pattern baldness is the most common condition that mostly affects adult males of all ages.

The Types of Alopecia
There are several types of Hair Loss or Baldness (alopecia) in men and women
which are listed below:

Pattern baldness (Androgenetic Alopecia): Accounts for over 90% of all pattern hair
loss in both men and women. It is the progressive and gradual loss of hair in certain areas of the scalp. Affects men from their early twenties and in some cases earlier, but generally the 40′s are the worst period. After menopause women can also be affected. The hair follicles in certain areas are thought to be affected by the hormone Dihydrotestosterone (DHT). These areas are commonly in the front and the top of the scalp. The rest of the hair follicles on the sides do not seem to be affected at all. Pattern baldness is hereditary; it can be inherited from either parent and is due to atrophy (a decrease in the size of an organ caused by disease or disuse) of hair follicles.

Patchy baldness (alopecia areata): This condition presents itself as patchy areas of the scalp clearly defined. It can happen to both sexes. Large chunks can come off while brushing. The cause is believed to be nervous stress and mostly following infectious diseases such as pneumonia, influenza, typhoid. It can also follow operations and childbirth. Hair will, in most cases grow back, usually white at first, regaining its natural colour gradually. Cortisone injections or pills can help to treat the condition, although new patches continue to occur. Minoxidil (5% Solution) is also used for treatment with some degree of success. Many creams or ointments are available, but these should be looked at with a lot of scepticism.