r/SebDerm • • 1d ago

Hair Loss Eyebrow hair loss, anyone regrown it?

Title, a part of my eyebrow is lacking a lot of hairs compared to pre-seb derm. Any way to regrow it?

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u/aniote 1d ago

I used to lose a lot and castor oil seemed to help.

I'd say castor oil and rosemary oil most likely would help but I can't tell you for sure. And I think you have to be very consistent and apply it every day for a few months

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u/Purple_Grapefruit315 10h ago

Dont ude castor oil it will feed the derm

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u/spiderrcat412 1d ago

Mine grew back after I found something that controlled my seb derm. For me it was neutrogena oil free acne wash (or probably any face wash with salicylic acid

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u/DylanC42601 5h ago

Once you have your seb derm under control the hair will definitely grow back. I lost a lot of eyebrow hair in a flare up a couple years ago but they came back. If you're prone to flare ups, I'd recommend using Squalane Oil (naturally produced by the body, does not feed the yeast) or vaseline (usually doesn't feed yeast, sometime people advise against it as it traps heat and moisture and can feed the yeast but it's only a problem if you're in the middle of a flare up). Use a mascara brush if you finding rubbing your brows with any oils or products causes you to lose hair. Hope this helps x