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I agree with Johny41, you should choose based on the manufacturer instead of whether it's generic or not. When it comes to hair loss both generics and propecia both have proven to be effective.

Hey guys. So I was wondering, if anyone is on it: I ordered topical fin from Murray Avenue Apothecary. It looks like it is supposed to be sprayed on. I was wondering what the best method for spraying is and how much do you guys spray? There seems to be little information about how much to apply from what they sent me.

I'm interested to see your results after about 3 months of using topical fin. I agree with not taking pills for long term, but like you said there isn't a whole lot of information or study on topical fin. I would assume to spray it on before you go to bed and then maybe spray it on when you wake up. Did the instructions let you know how often to apply the topical fin each day?

The shop you go to should make a custom hair piece that fits your head so the hair clip doesn't feel as if it's going to pull your hair out. Your biggest decision is if you would want to go with a human hair piece or a synthetic one. Going with a human hair piece is more expensive but you'll be able to style it differently and it will last you a longer time.

I wouldnt allow myself to be seen without. So for me that meant a haircut that didnt address my front/middle. This was ok bc my hair was pushed back so he could still trim from sides and back. I'm likely an anomaly with how extreme I was.

 

I also left my toppik in 48-60 hrs. Not the best idea, but it looks so much better in your hair after it binds for more than 24 hrs. Probably wasnt the best idea, but it meant I didnt overcomb and abuse my hair like i was previously.

 

Net/ Net : if it doesnt bother you, def wash it out.

I didn't know you can leave toppik in that long. Why did you say it wasn't the best idea if it looks better?

After years of hearing Ovation Cell Therapy advertised on satellite radio, I finally took the bait and gave it a shot earlier this year. No sulfates/parabens - and it's honestly the only shampoo I've ever used that cleared up my easily irritated dry/flaky scalp. There's a money back guarantee, so no harm in trying it out.

 

I guess not every infomercial type product is a scam. :rolleyes:

I've seen those infomercials too and thought they were a scam as well. I'm really interested in giving OCT a go. What's the full price you paid for it?

MSM 1000mg

Biosil

Toco-8

Ginkgo Biloba 120mg

Nettle root

Silica 200mg

Becareful using saw palmetto for hair loss as it can cause side effects like erectile dysfunction, stomach cramps, anxiety, diarrhea, and constipation.

I've tried a number of supplements to help with my hair fall. One of the best ones is beta sitosterol. It's a phytosterol (plant sterol) that helps inhibit 5-alpha reductase, which is the enzyme that converts testosterone to DHT. I would start off with 60mg daily and increase the dosage from there.

I think the last thing people are worried about right now is Trump's hair.

Just washing your hair daily isn't enough to cause hair loss.

I agree with fortune11 in that hair transplants normally pull forward any hair loss that's pending. Androgenic alopecia is not predictable.