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@Renegade000 what's happening with your hair pal?
Brotzu Lotion (trinov) Progress Pictures And Diary
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Do somebody here use minoxidil together with Trinov? If yes, did you get eye bags/dark circles when you used minoxidil for a long time? I'm in my mid 20's and my eye bags are crazy bad. Looking online minoxidil may be the culprit and I'm worried about it.
I would like to know if somebody else experienced the same symptoms before stopping it
Do somebody here use minoxidil together with Trinov? If yes, did you get eye bags/dark circles when you used minoxidil for a long time? I'm in my mid 20's and my eye bags are crazy bad. Looking online minoxidil may be the culprit and I'm worried about it.
I would like to know if somebody else experienced the same symptoms before stopping it
exactly the same as me....it looks like we all experience the same result.
Hope this is the shedding before the regrowth or who put this lotion on the market is a criminal
I will go on until month 6 too, but I'm not too optimistic
bluesuedeshoes
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Im getting acne around the hairline now. Been on trinov for a month. I presume this isnt a good sign.
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"I dropped finasteride and minoxidil while starting trinov, and for some reason I am starting to lose more hair, this is a scam"
The last paragraph doesnt mean I havent lost hope in this product.
The last paragraph doesnt mean I havent lost hope in this product.
Genuine question here but is it potentially that the current product utilises such small volumes that it isn't really possible to spread it in an efficient manner, especially if you have anything other than very short hair to apply it to or the site isn't a localised area.
Some posters here have had success and posted photographic evidence that seems to back it up and the thing I noticed is that the area of application tends to be areas with no hair which means that it would be easier to spread around due to the highly localised nature of the site of application.
Surely if you were trying to apply this lotion to your whole crown area and you had hair longer than lets say even an inch, 1 ml for an entire crown would just get lost in between hairs?
Some posters here have had success and posted photographic evidence that seems to back it up and the thing I noticed is that the area of application tends to be areas with no hair which means that it would be easier to spread around due to the highly localised nature of the site of application.
Surely if you were trying to apply this lotion to your whole crown area and you had hair longer than lets say even an inch, 1 ml for an entire crown would just get lost in between hairs?
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Did anyone manage to track him down? Would be great to have some new photo updates.
Does anyone use this stuff with longer hair and noticed that it causes your hair to be very dry and split, frizzy, etc.?
That would be interesting
MrJolly16
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I really wanna know where that balding manlet Arrade has gone to. Claimed trinov would be the new sh*t. He doesn't seem to show his face anymore.
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Im not defending the lotion but 3 months is not enough time to judge, We saw the study after 6 months there wasn't much if any regrowth just maintenance. Im using it and personally i dont think i will achieve much but 3 months is not enough time to make a decision on it.
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Thank you Bald Cue ball labrats for your sacrifices for science, it seems trinov is simply weak compared to the lotions made from the groupbuys or homemade. Shine your scalps daily with shoeshine and walk proudly, soon we will cure this monster.
I agree but their study did not note any additional shedding before seeing any kind of maintenance or regrowth a.k.a. Improvements. So if people are being accurate in their self assessment ( which when you are someone who suffers from hair loss, and are trying a new product is extremely difficult to be completely objective, rational, analytical, etc all of which make a proper assessment) Determining that they are noticing exasperated hair loss attributed to the lotion/serum then that is a problem.
Does anyone think that it may be more beneficial to use the dropper than the sprayer? My hair is fairly short (~1" or so), and in the areas where I apply I'm thin enough to see a lot of scalp, but I'm still wondering if, despite my best efforts, more of the lotion is ending up on my hair than on the scalp, hindering its effectiveness. I mean, my scalp in these areas definitely DOES feel most after I spray and rub it in, but still...
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I have been using both but have not noticed anything with my eyes.
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Day 70...Experienced a shed that again set me back to about baseline last week. Front of hair is honestly worst than ever in terms of recession. Probably moved back a solid cm at this point. This bothers me because I've seen the same reported by other users. Back of my hair is still thicker than before, but I've been losing a sh*t ton of strong terminal hairs lately which has me very concerned because it is noticeably impacting the thickness. Early on when I'd have sheds it was mostly smaller hairs I'd lose.
I'm hoping that the loss of a strong terminal hair means it will be replaced in the near future, as the presence of a terminal suggests a healthy follicle (is that right?)
Can anyone comment on the shed pattern seen in finasteride users early on? I know people have been comparing the shed on this to minoxidyl, but wouldn't it be more apt to compare it to finasteride? From my understanding finasteride takes around 6 months to see improvement.
Alas, I'm starting to lose hope as the reviews are overwhelming negative, as well as a lack of press coverage on the stuff. I get the impression Fidia is in a cave somewhere waiting for this to pass. It also appears that the more commented on facebook page has been removed which is f*****g alarming. If they were at least reassuring users and admitting this causes shedding before improvement I'd have more faith.
Italian hair forums are in an uproar as well. Put URL in Google Chrome for translation.
https://calvizie.net/forum/threads/trinov-capelli-fidia-già-pge1-dr-brotzu.66178/page-901
I'm hoping that the loss of a strong terminal hair means it will be replaced in the near future, as the presence of a terminal suggests a healthy follicle (is that right?)
Can anyone comment on the shed pattern seen in finasteride users early on? I know people have been comparing the shed on this to minoxidyl, but wouldn't it be more apt to compare it to finasteride? From my understanding finasteride takes around 6 months to see improvement.
Alas, I'm starting to lose hope as the reviews are overwhelming negative, as well as a lack of press coverage on the stuff. I get the impression Fidia is in a cave somewhere waiting for this to pass. It also appears that the more commented on facebook page has been removed which is f*****g alarming. If they were at least reassuring users and admitting this causes shedding before improvement I'd have more faith.
Italian hair forums are in an uproar as well. Put URL in Google Chrome for translation.
https://calvizie.net/forum/threads/trinov-capelli-fidia-già-pge1-dr-brotzu.66178/page-901
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30371981
what does "marginally increased" mean?
do we have anyone with 6 month of usage or longer reporting success?
Give us some hope...!
what does "marginally increased" mean?
do we have anyone with 6 month of usage or longer reporting success?
Give us some hope...!