Anyone use tricomin?

I just started using it and it makes my hair feel really good but has anyone had even a little regrowth with it?

Anyone use tricomin?

I just started using it and it makes my hair feel really good but has anyone had even a little regrowth with it?

I'm trying to buy a good shampoo for hair loss. I've seen Tricomin's formula has copper peptides like Graftcyte. But I haven't seen any doctor recommending it for long term use. It seems like copper peptides help in the healing process after a HT. The Dr. that makes Graftcyte alledges copper peptides fight DHT type I and II. Has anyone used it for quite some time to see results ? My doctor recommends Nizoral which is much cheaper. I did some research and found out its chemicals apparently reduce DHT. It is originally formulated for controlling dandruff. Revivogen's formula has Vitamin B6, zinc and some acids which are supposed to fight DHT too. All in all, they all seem to be great. Which one to use ? I don't know. Will it be safe to use Nizoral and Tricomin every other day w/ Revivogen on weekends ? How do you know which one is working ? I guess you just have to stick to one for a while and hope you don't go totally bald while trying it. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]

Tricomin,

I use Tricomin off & on, it acts a little like a thickening shampoo, but after awhile (for me) it drys out my hair so I rotate shampoo's.

I do NOT think it really does anything for hair growth/regrowth, but I feel no shampoo does. For insurance though, I have heard copper peptide does promote a hair friendly environment...just dont set your hopes very high on "new hair" etc..

I have never been a fan of topical solutions or special shampoo's, they are not much other than marketing hype. (my own opinion)

If shampoo could solve MPB or any hair loss, I imagine it would be a best seller.

NW