Hair loss: Men told the oils that can 'work wonders' for your scalp and hair - 'it's worth it!'

Applying oils and using the right shampoos can lead to a "thicker, healthier mane", according to founder of The Gents Place Ben Davis explained.

He said how you apply oils can also make a difference, and doing this while massaging the scalp can promote growth.

The expert explained: "Give your scalp some attention. A healthy scalp means healthy hair.

"Massage it regularly - this boosts blood flow to the hair follicles and encourages growth.

"If you’re up for it, try using an oil like rosemary or tea tree. These can work wonders for both your scalp and hair."

A 2015 study published in the National Library of Medicine looked at the effects of rosemary essential oil on the hair. It found using this product could protect against hair loss.

Tea tree oil has also been suggested to make hair stronger and reduce frizziness. These can be used every week, or more regularly if required.

Using the wrong shampoo can also be detrimental to the health and condition of your hair, Ben added. Look for sulfate-free products.

The expert explained: "A lot of guys use shampoos that are too harsh, stripping their hair of natural oils. Instead, look for sulfate-free options specifically designed for men.

"These not only clean but also nourish your hair. We recommend products that protect and enhance your hair without unnecessary chemicals."

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Finally, men are encouraged to take care of their hair with regular cuts as this can improve how thick it looks.

Ben added: "Combine these steps with regular trims to keep split ends in check, and you’re on the path to thicker, healthier hair.

"It’s all about taking a little extra time to focus on your grooming - it’s worth it."

For more advice, an expert shared more products that can help combat male pattern baldness, adding "prevention is easier than restoration".