How I use the Products in my Regimen (my 2003 to present regimen)
Morning:
Shampoo with Nizoral and/or Nioxin Bionutrient Cleanser (Nizoral only 3 times per week)
Afternoon when I get home from work
Apply 1ml of 5% Kirland Minoxidil evenly on scalp (half at hairline and temples, half at crown)
Night (before bed):
Apply 1ml of Xandrox15 evenly on scalp (half at hairline and temples, half at crown)
How I Use the Products in my Regimen (my 2002 regimen)
Morning when I wake up:
Wash hair with a mix of Nizoral 2%, and a shampoo Neutragena T/Gel. Leave this on for about 10 minutes. Occasionally I use one of the other shampoos listed in my regimen. Sometimes I only use the Nizoral alone.
After I wash the hair, I dry it completely. Then I apply the following:
Xandrox 12.5% cream to frontal hairline, top of head, and crown. This is about 1ml worth.
I use the 12.5% cream because it leaves my hair looking good still, whereas the other topicals tend to make
the hair look dull with a powdery residue.
About 5pm everyday when I get home from work:
Alternating between the following afternoon applications daily:
Alternate #1:
Apply 5% Xandrox 1ml to hairline and temples, and 0.5ml to crown.
Apply topical 5% spironolactone lotion to frontal hairline, top of head, and crown areas
Alternate #2:
Apply Folligen liquid using a dropper 1ml spread from hairline to crown (including temple area).
Nighttime before bed:
Apply 5% Xandrox nighttime solution to frontal hairline, top of head, and crown areas. About 1.5ml worth.
Follow this by applying 5% spironolactone to the same areas about 10 minutes later.
Follow this by applying about 0.5ml of emu oil to the same areas about 10 minutes later.
The reason I apply these topicals at the times above is because the 5% formulas and the spironolactone can leave a powdery look and feel when they dry so I don't apply them in the morning. When I get home from work I don't care how my hair looks so I apply them then. The emu oil I apply at night-time because it makes your hair look very oily.
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