http://www.dermadoctor.com/product.asp? ... prod. is http://skincarerx.com/review_box.html?prid=687. This one says nano encapsulated retinol .
Both products have copper peptides complex and for me both look good for use on the scalp too but you are the topical pro so please tell me your opinion .
One more thing:How would you increase the absorption of Tricomin Follicle Therapy spray?Applying emu oil after Tricomin would help?
Thank you.
Jacob what is your opinion on these 2 products
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Jacob what is your opinion on these 2 products
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I'm not the topical pro..but those do look good. I've used "non-hairloss" products before that had good ingredients. Come to think of it..such products are usually perfect for daytime use, unlike so many hair loss products.
I don't know about your Tricomin question. You could ask the company...if they respond to such questions. I'd also ask if such an oil would be compatible with Tricomin.
Marula oil is another possible option. From naturesgift.com:
I don't know about your Tricomin question. You could ask the company...if they respond to such questions. I'd also ask if such an oil would be compatible with Tricomin.
Marula oil is another possible option. From naturesgift.com:
Sorry for the late response. Was here a bit ago but nothing was going onThe most amazing carrier oil we have experienced. It is a "dry" oil, almost instantly absorbed by the skin. We think it will be excellent for summer's heat, or for oily skin. High in conditioning Oleic acid and anti-oxidants, Marula oil is said to leave the skin feeling soft, hydrated, nourished and revitalized