RU is working wonders on Hairloss Help

[Jazz1]

Originally Posted by Rootzoost

I don't think finesteride topicaly plays a big roll,as also the Tretinoin, Azelaic Acid and Progesterone don't do a huge amount topical, but they won't do any harm.
The think that what really makes a difference is the 15% minox. I really noticed a difference when I went from 5% to 15%, just watch the side effects though.
I have tryed all the others topicaly and none of them made much of a difference.

Genhair topical spray did work for 6months etc I can't wait to use promox now.

[Jazz1]

I read good stuff about this, I guess it would feed your follicles etc i might order it.
http://www.divineherbal.co.uk/f-a-qs...erbal-hair-oil

[doke]

I think you can use the 15% once a day which will help with less side effects if any.

[MrBlonde]

Originally Posted by Jazz1

I read good stuff about this, I guess it would feed your follicles etc i might order it.
http://www.divineherbal.co.uk/f-a-qs...erbal-hair-oil

What good things have you heard? All I can see are the testimonials on the website and one thread on the hair loss forum where some guy said it works for his sides burns. Side areas are always going to regrow.

I'm not saying its a scam just yet but they have what looks like a dermapatch or toppik picture on the site which doesn't bode well.

[Jazz1]

Originally Posted by MrBlonde

What good things have you heard? All I can see are the testimonials on the website and one thread on the hair loss forum where some guy said it works for his sides burns. Side areas are always going to regrow.

I'm not saying its a scam just yet but they have what looks like a dermapatch or toppik picture on the site which doesn't bode well.

Well I use hair oils mixed castor, emu, navratna etc and they work good, I read eBay testimonials and seem good. Worth a try, il give it a go soon and let you guys know. Oh and a guy on hairlosstalk posted good results from it.

[joey1979]

what kind of sides people getting on the 15% minox? I still have a bottle of the xandrox and am considering using it again. I cant really say whether it worked the first time round as i wasnt applying it consistently.

Now that my hairloss is much more noticeable i have taken it much more seriously.

[Rootzoost]

Listen joey if I were you I would get on it straight away!
It's much easier to keep what you got that to try and get back what your loss!
Trust me !!

[Jazz1]

I like lotions or creams in 12 or 15% as its less greasy etc, I have no sides apart from good growth .

[Jcm800]

Originally Posted by Jazz1

I like lotions or creams in 12 or 15% as its less greasy etc, I have no sides apart from good growth .

Good growth? Where, hairline? I haven't sifted thru this thread but are you taking this stuff pre mixed? Think I've seen pre mixed in a silver looking bottle on flea bay??

[doke]

Bryan Shelton at hairlosshelp nows a lot about hair loss products and he always says proxiphen prescription is the one to use,but before anyone goes to a search on it he also sells proxiphen non prescrip which is a shampoo and lotion which was supposed to be good if you do not like minoxidil or any drugs.
But a thought i did buy one small tub of presrip proxiphen and it is a tiny little tub of thick cream that i did not like because it was too thick and had small bits not mixed properly im not sure if its changed noe as it was a few years ago.
Im posting this to let anyone be aware before buying this product im not saying it does not do anything as i did not use long enough,but i would rather get what jazz has in promox as Dr Kline has had a 75% success with his product and has constantly upgraded it,i think he had the success with his 5% promox but you would have to ask him what product to use as he does like to prescribe what he thinks will help you and at his site you can fill in a hairloss questions with what norwood state your loss is and what i did like about him is he was honest in what he told me in that i might be able to get my 4 norwood some regrowth and may get some good results but he did not put any sales pressure to buy his product.