Crown Improvement? (Pics)

[giantanddwarf]

Two and a half months ago I began using fin again. I am wondering if it has done anything for my crown. On the right is 1 month into fin use, and the left was taken about 30 minutes ago (both pics are w/ wet hair). Seems like it might have brought an improvement already. But the apparent "quality" (i.e. the fullness and overall aesthetic impact) of the crown can vary a lot across different pics, and do so independently of its actual "quality". Or at least that's my observation. Does this look like a genuine improvement? Seems awfully quick if it is, which makes me think the apparent difference might not be an actual difference.

Edited October 24, 2015 by giantanddwarf

[harin]

looks like there has been a definite improvement on the picture to the left with more thickness in the crown area, looks like fin is working on you!.

[TakingThePlunge]

It's hard to tell. The angle are slightly different as well but the one on the left does appear to be fuller.

[BaldingBogger]

I would have thought its far too soon to see an improvement from Fin.

 

Most likely your hair has been cycling up from a natural seasonal shed and that is the reason for it looking thicker.

 

Id put the camera away and take another photo in 12 months and evaluate then.

[giantanddwarf]

Yeah, it does seems like awfully quick for an improvement. But I noticed today that when I run my fingers through the crown, I can't feel any skin. Hasn't been the case in 3-4 years. Would always be able to make some skin in part of the area I was feeling around feel "cool" from the touch of my fingers.

 

My temples are another story though. Quite a bit of hair shed from that area and it doesn't appear to be coming back, though I maybe see a few new hairs sprouting. Given that I've responded so thoroughly to fin in the crown, does this mean that I probably won't see any further benefits in the temples?