Recent content by Armando Jose

your hair loss is not normal

Are you diagnosed for common pattern baldness? how is your crown?

Rosemary oil has different phenotypes. alcanphor or cineol? BTW both are strong, be carefull with its concentration

"the formation of 5alphareduced metabolites in anagen scalp hairs taken from women and nonbalding men did not differ in any region of the head." Regulation of Human Hair Growth by Steroid Hormones.

Also more from F. JOHN EBLING "The question of pattern alopecia evades answer. That it is related to androgen meta- bolism is suggested by the finding that bald skin is more capable than non-bald skin of converting testosterone into Sa-dihydrotestosterone in vitro (Bingham & Shaw, 1973a,b)...

It is good think in biology terms, but main androgens are make in the same hair (pilosebaceous unit), blood DHT is not important for scalp hairs, please see https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20224689/ the human pilosebaceous unit can synthesize varieties of amino acid, oligopeptide...

Yes, imo it is the second step in this process, but what is it causing inflammation, chronic inflammation? I bet that oxidiced sebum is a key, also is involucrated DHT, but we must know that scalp hairs are identical in both sexes

Also me.

This one, in 6 months, Sorry not oils but oralminox/finas HAHA

And your favorite forum will be a baldness one, min and finas is using during decades, have you a decent image showing goos results? I have no one.

DHT is present in scalp hairs a lot of years before puberty, childrens have hair sebum for this reason

Inflammation is one of the most underappreciated drivers of hair thinning — especially in the early stages

Yes

Galea issues can play a minor effect in common baldness but it don't explain gender differences. I'll bet $100 that if a study were done on the incidence of common alopecia and the "physical" characteristics of hair, it would show that people with denser, thicker hair—and I'm not talking about...