Question for Blueshard on Tricomin

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melchiangmai
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Question for Blueshard on Tricomin

Post by melchiangmai »

Hi Blueshard,
I have a few questions on Tricomin usage:

1) How many times a day do you use it?

2) How long does a 6 oz bottle last you?

3) Do you just spray or massage it in a little?

4) Do you think its better than folligen? Its just so much more expensive so I'm more keen on folligen maybe.

Thanks a lot!
James

Post by James »

Hey whats up Melchiangmai! I use Tricomin once per day. I usually use 5-6 sprays. The way that I do it is I lift up the hair in some areas that need it most and then spray so that it gets onto the scalp, I then massage it in a little. I really do not have an idea of how long a 6 oz. bottle will last but I know that it should last months if you use it once a day. As for folligen, I would be using this instead of Tricomin but it Folligen contains Propylene Glycol which I believe I am allergic to so I settled for Tricomin. If I were you I would go for the folligen due to the fact that it seems to be a more potent hair growth stimulator because it has more of the Copper Peptides as compared to Tricomin. It is also much cheaper. The person who developed Tricomin is the same person who made Folligen so I believe that they are both respectable products.
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Post by HairLossFight.com »

Melchangmai,

Ever since I have been using primarily Xandrox 15, I have had much less scalp irritation. I think this is because it does not contain propylene glycol. I stopped primarily because it bothered my scalp. If you try Folligen and find it too irritating, I like Blueshard's suggestion of trying Tricomin.

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Sam
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