Hey everyone,
I just joined recently. I am 26 years old from Toronto.
About one year ago I started to loose hair by the temples.
I am currently using Rogaine to try to keep what I have.
I was wondering if anyone can give me some advice on products
that would work in that particular area of hairloss. Thanks for your
time and effort.
Advice needed
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Spawndelli
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HairLossFight.com
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I suggest that you visit your doctor to see if Propecia is right for you. It can be fairly effective in slowing your hair loss overall.
For some added help check out:
Revivogen,
Crinagen,
Tricomin,
Folligen
Xandrox 15,
Lipoxidil,
Lasercomb
These are all good products. You can read about all of these on this site.
Regards,
Sam
For some added help check out:
Revivogen,
Crinagen,
Tricomin,
Folligen
Xandrox 15,
Lipoxidil,
Lasercomb
These are all good products. You can read about all of these on this site.
Regards,
Sam
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Spawndelli
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thanks
Hey Sam,
Thanks for the advice, I will look further into your recommendations.
Out of those products, which do you feel works the best for front hairline/
temple hair loss?
Thanks for the advice, I will look further into your recommendations.
Out of those products, which do you feel works the best for front hairline/
temple hair loss?
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HairLossFight.com
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For me personally Xandrox 15 seemed to have the best effect at regrowing hair along the hair line. I would say generally a minoxidil product or growth stimulant would you give you the best shot at actual regrowth. I also believe that Propecia can synergystically help regrow hair at the hairline when you're using it in conjuction with a growth stimulant.
Regards,
Sam
Regards,
Sam
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lance
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Hi spawndelli,
I have receding hairline similar to yours on the forehead. I dread taking pills or unnatural way. Ihave been using the hair recovery cream form Naturalis. I have hair regrowth where is used to be receding.
I started last nov 04. It is a slow but permanent and natural. The idea is to feed your skin with nutrient it needs. Have you heard of this before.
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I have receding hairline similar to yours on the forehead. I dread taking pills or unnatural way. Ihave been using the hair recovery cream form Naturalis. I have hair regrowth where is used to be receding.
I started last nov 04. It is a slow but permanent and natural. The idea is to feed your skin with nutrient it needs. Have you heard of this before.
No Brag All Facts
Lance
Modified by Morphollica Admin:
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melchiangmai
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Good on you Sam!! (removing the ad)
We all know that No nutrient lotion will grow hair at the hairline!!!
I'm fighting hard just to get a few hairs there with Propecia, Minox 5% + 15%, Revivogen, & Nizoral.
Well, still waiting for more hair!!!
Considering to add:
Proxiphen
Laser Comb
Any further suggestions welcomed!
We all know that No nutrient lotion will grow hair at the hairline!!!
I'm fighting hard just to get a few hairs there with Propecia, Minox 5% + 15%, Revivogen, & Nizoral.
Well, still waiting for more hair!!!
Considering to add:
Proxiphen
Laser Comb
Any further suggestions welcomed!
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James
Spawndelli,
Sam has given you great advice. The only other thing that I would add to it is to make sure that your scalp stays healthy as you use your regimen. By this I mean that if you add a new topical and it starts to irritate your skin or cause inflammation, then don't use it. Having a non-irritated healthy scalp is very important for success with a regimen.
Sam has given you great advice. The only other thing that I would add to it is to make sure that your scalp stays healthy as you use your regimen. By this I mean that if you add a new topical and it starts to irritate your skin or cause inflammation, then don't use it. Having a non-irritated healthy scalp is very important for success with a regimen.