Could it be Posh-bob backlash? Actresses are going to great lengths, some naturally, some with extensions. How to do it the prettiest, healthiest way. A pro-growth favorite: Viviscal Woman tablets
Glamour Magazine

Harry Josh has been recommending Viviscal tablets to his clients for years. Viviscal is a supplement that contains fish oil, a natural stimulant that is good for hair, skin, and nails. According to Josh, oil pushes the hair through the follicles so it grows faster. It's not cheap-a one-month supply costs about $80, and you see results in the form of faster-growing hair, not more hair, in about three months-but he vouches for the results:

"I've recommended it to everyone at one point or another, whether they wanted to get over a haircut they didn't like or wanted longer hair faster.
-Celebrity Hairstylist Harry Josh, Vogue Magazine

Viviscal mines the ocean for its marine protein tablet which supposedly stimulates hair growth (it’s been the rage among models for months).
Allure Magazine

Sarah Vine from the Times Magazine says "..its a supplement it works!"
Times Magazine

If you're like the average woman, your hair suffers from the effects of constant shampooing, chemical treatments, blow-drying, and the overuse of products. Viviscal capsules are the perfect way to combat those problems. Viviscal can help if you're suffering from hair loss, breakage or dryness.
Wedding Magazine

Viviscal Extra Strength ... a super-rich supplement specially formulated to nourish hair follicles and stimulate hair growth.
OK Magazine

A good supplement range is Viviscal, which combines marine extracts with organic silica and vitamin C.
Now Magazine

Viviscal Extra Strength ... voted in 10 of the best women's health products
The Daily Mail

Viviscal on Dateline NBC, The Follicle Five: Battle Against Baldness
November 2004

Hector R., 38 is married with two children and works for IBM in computer tech support. His job requires taking a lot of training classes, but his learning often takes a back seat to his hair. He would try to sit in the back of the class or the back of elevators so he doesn’t have to worry about people staring at his balding head. And he hopes his wife will be understanding about his taking on this Dateline hair challenge.

After six months :
Hector, our computer support technician is taking Viviscal, the fish-based product imported from Finland. He had said his expectations were low [before the project started].

Hector feels he has had some success, because his hair has stopped falling out. It also has stopped drying out.

Hector: I think it's worth it. If it helps you maintain what you have, I think it's definitely worth it.

The company that makes Viviscal says people who are in the early stages of hair loss "are likely to benefit most" from using their product. Hector has been losing his hair for more than 10 years.
Dateline - Nov 2004