Neogenic by L’Oréal

[Tiger norwood's]

Originally Posted by UK_

A message to those thinking of purchasing Neogenic:


You should take all the money you're all going to spend on this rubbish and donate it to Replicel - they achieved hair growth and showed everyone it is possible to conduct cell therapy to treat hair loss.

If we opened up a thread for a donation to Replicel which was officiated by a TBT administrator I would personally donate a large undisclosed amount. We donate money to charities for health issues all the time, but never think about helping out companies developing hair loss therapies, just think of all the burn victims you might be helping in the future.

Loreal are just going to cream all of you.

I tend to agree with you, the more i consider buying this product, the more i hesitate about the effectiveness of it. The price is crazy and last time they released a product (aminexil) it was nothing. The odds are stacked against Loreal on this one, but what do i know? i am just a random guy what a bald head ;-)

[UK_]

Originally Posted by gutted

replicel are well funded...

besides we need at least some of these forum members with extra cash lying around to try this out and see what its about...or we will be left with curiousity.

How do you know Replicel would not benefit from forum donations?

[hellouser]

Originally Posted by UK_

How do you know Replicel would not benefit from forum donations?

Theres going to be a legal process for that as well. Donations from the public are probably not allowed. I know this is true for another company called 'Microtransponder' which is doing research on a treatment for tinnitus. They're only allowed to accept funds from private investors whose yearly income has exceeded $250,000 (or something like that). Since Replicel is here in Canada and the country is ridiculously bureaucratic, I wouldn't be surprised if similar laws applied.

I spoke to Tammy from Replicels (shes one of the PR or marketing women in the company) about any help I could give to the company since I'm well experienced in marketing and advertising myself, she declined the offer and simply said to spread the word about them. If a monetary contribution was available, I have a feeling she would have mentioned it.

[UK_]

Originally Posted by hellouser

Theres going to be a legal process for that as well. Donations from the public are probably not allowed. I know this is true for another company called 'Microtransponder' which is doing research on a treatment for tinnitus. They're only allowed to accept funds from private investors whose yearly income has exceeded $250,000 (or something like that). Since Replicel is here in Canada and the country is ridiculously bureaucratic, I wouldn't be surprised if similar laws applied.

I spoke to Tammy from Replicels (shes one of the PR or marketing women in the company) about any help I could give to the company since I'm well experienced in marketing and advertising myself, she declined the offer and simply said to spread the word about them. If a monetary contribution was available, I have a feeling she would have mentioned it.

Oh yeah I forgot they're based in the socialist nightmare of BC.

[gutted]

Originally Posted by UK_

How do you know Replicel would not benefit from forum donations?

they float on a stock exchange, no amount of forum donation will top what investment they currently recieve.

[thechamp]

So let's gamble the stock exchange smart for Norwood one and 2s loreal could be a god send

[NeedHairASAP]

LOL why would loreal need your donations? give it to a charity...

they will invest in RandD on their own...your donations will not help them.

[thechamp]

They patend there product I think this will be as good as rogaine so Norwood 1 and 2 celebrate bald guys sorry!!

[Dazza]

Originally Posted by thechamp

They patend there product I think this will be as good as rogaine so Norwood 1 and 2 celebrate bald guys sorry!!

Your statement makes no sense. If this product worked it would work for all scalps. From what I can understand this product just awakens your already fine undamaged hair from there Telogen Phase. Which is part of the normal cycle. It's like waking up at 3am when you normally get up at 7am. It's not fixing or repairing the damaging environment withing the scalp, It even says in the press release that there old product ( the one that failed ) was for anti hairloss while there new product is for hair density.

So it's forcing your natural hair cycle to change. Imagine getting your sleeping fine hair follicles to wake up increasing your hair density then they all go to Telogen at he same time making your density far worse?

[doke]

note real socialist policy like robin hood is reditrubution of wealth from rich to poor and that is good but so called pretend tony blair obama are not socialists and tony blair never ever called himself one,he was more towards rightwing tories in uk.
People were still homeless and more poor under tony blair and same even worse under the lib cons in uk.