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Host Spencer Stevenson sits down with Jamie Shepherd, founder of Hair Guru London, a UK hair-fiber brand Spencer wore for years to conceal his own transplants. Jamie's story starts a decade earlier: as a TV producer for ITV and the BBC, he noticed keratin fibers under studio lights and realized if he could see them, everyone could, sending him into what hair fibers are made of, and into an industry he says isn't honest about it. He found a market leaning on animal-derived proteins (wool, hooves, feathers) sold as "just like your hair." He spent years testing alternatives before landing on a cotton-based formula. He then sat on it, finished, for four more years, because almost nobody in his life, including his family, knew he had hair loss. It took a friend's comment, "you've got a multimillion-pound business sat under your stairs", to push him into launching, a story strikingly parallel to Spencer's own decision to go public via a Daily Mail feature. The conversation digs into the psychology of hair loss: why Jamie insists "sufferer" is the right word, the manifestation and neuroplasticity research (including neuroscientist Dr. Tara Swart's work, heard on The Diary of a CEO) behind why negative self-talk makes things worse, and the silence around men and masculinity. Jamie is also candid that finasteride's psychological side effects may be under-reported — he experienced intrusive, dark thoughts that stopped once he came off it, discussed carefully and without promoting or demonizing the drug. Both flag a real concern: teens targeted by predatory ads and commission-driven influencers. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN — Why Jamie sat on a finished product for 4 years before launching it — Why most hair fibers rely on animal keratin, and why Hair Guru uses cotton — How manifestation and the "sufferer" label shape hair loss psychology — Why finasteride's psychological side effects may be under-reported ABOUT JAMIE SHEPHERD Jamie Shepherd is the founder of Hair Guru London. From Criccieth, North Wales, he spent over a decade as a TV producer for ITV and the BBC before developing Hair Guru's cotton-based formula and launching the brand full-time. ABOUT HAIR GURU LONDON Hair Guru London makes cotton-based, animal-free hair fiber concealers across 14 shades, stocked at UK retailers including Superdrug and expanding into barbershops and salons. The brand reports a 4.8-star rating and bills itself as the UK's highest-rated hair fiber. ABOUT THE HOST Host Spencer Stevenson ("Spex") is an international hair loss patient advocate and founder of SpexHair. He hosts The Hair Loss Lab, a patient-first educational platform built with surgeons, trichologists, and SMP experts to help people make informed, unbiased decisions about hair loss. 🔗 Hair Guru London: https://hairgurulondon.com 🔗 More episodes: https://youtube.com/@TheHairLossLab 🔗 Follow SpexHair: https://www.spexhair.com/ 🔗 The Hair Loss Lab: https://thehairlosslab.com/ 🔗 Hair Loss Lab Podcast: https://bit.ly/4yJ9Bzz 🔗 Spotify: https://bit.ly/4hSUxrP 🔗 Apple Podcast: https://bit.ly/47fIuzS 🔗 Hair transplant doctor guide: https://www.apetogentleman.com/worlds-best-hair-transplant-doctors/ Educational purposes only, not a substitute for professional medical advice. Individual results vary — consult a qualified physician about your condition. If you're struggling with your mental health, please reach out to a professional or a local crisis support line. #HairLossLab #HairFibers #HairLossJourney #Finasteride #MentalHealthAwareness

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