Which Oil Is Best for Hair Fall? - #9520

I’ve been dealing with hair fall for several months now, and it’s starting to become a real concern for me. I’m in my early 30s, and although I’ve always had thick hair, I’ve noticed more shedding than usual, especially after washing or brushing. I’ve been looking into natural solutions to help reduce hair fall and improve the health of my hair, and I’ve come across several oils that are commonly recommended for hair fall prevention. I’m not sure which one is the best, so I’m hoping to get more information on what would work best for my specific hair type and concerns. What is the best oil for hair fall, and how does it help prevent further shedding? I’ve heard that oils like castor oil, coconut oil, and argan oil are great for nourishing the scalp and strengthening hair follicles, but I’m not sure which one is the most effective for someone with thinning hair like mine. Does castor oil work better for hair growth and preventing hair fall, or is coconut oil better for hydration and maintaining healthy hair? I’ve also heard that almond oil can be effective in reducing hair fall. Does it help with scalp circulation and strengthening hair roots, or does it mainly provide nourishment and shine? How do these oils work to reduce hair fall, and are there specific benefits of each that might make one better for my hair concerns? How often should I apply the best oil for hair fall? Should I be massaging it into my scalp daily, or would a few times a week be enough? How long should I leave the oil in before washing it out for maximum benefit? Is it better to leave it overnight, or should I stick to a shorter time frame? Are there any oils I should avoid using for hair fall prevention? For example, are there any oils that could potentially clog hair follicles or lead to more hair loss? How can I be sure that the oil I choose is safe and effective for my specific hair type, whether it’s oily, dry, or a combination?