Has anyone had propecia work for them and not had a shed?
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bombscience
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shedding is a good thing usually. patience is a better thing always.
Hey
Zak, can you tell me more about your sheds? Do you usually just shed in the problem areas? Has the hairline thickened as well? How long do yours last? Do the sheds usually stop abruptly?....or taper off? How soon after do you notice the thickening up?
Zak, can you tell me more about your sheds? Do you usually just shed in the problem areas? Has the hairline thickened as well? How long do yours last? Do the sheds usually stop abruptly?....or taper off? How soon after do you notice the thickening up?
HairlossTalk
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Shedding means thicker hair is coming soon 
Yes, we've heard of many users who never shed on Propecia that also stopped their hair loss.
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Yes, we've heard of many users who never shed on Propecia that also stopped their hair loss.
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Re: Has anyone had propecia work for them and not had a shed
No, And I believe that Folligen products help avoid shed based on my experience.
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mgdpublic said:
No, And I believe that Folligen products help avoid shed based on my experience.
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VoRteX
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MOST people never "shed"
Shedding is very subjective. Everyone "sheds" hair daily, its the rate of regrowth that is more important.
I've noticed occasionally I may see quite a few more hairs in the shower drain, but then the next day I have almost none. Its just the way hair cycles.
I think quite a bit of "shedding" concerns stem from people being paranoid about hairloss and over-scrutinizing every hair lost.
The main thing to study is how your hair looks. Does it look fuller or thicker than before? Has your hairline actually changed good or bad? These are things you need to look at over several weeks to determine if you are actually going through "excess shedding" or simply a hair cycle.
Shedding is very subjective. Everyone "sheds" hair daily, its the rate of regrowth that is more important.
I've noticed occasionally I may see quite a few more hairs in the shower drain, but then the next day I have almost none. Its just the way hair cycles.
I think quite a bit of "shedding" concerns stem from people being paranoid about hairloss and over-scrutinizing every hair lost.
The main thing to study is how your hair looks. Does it look fuller or thicker than before? Has your hairline actually changed good or bad? These are things you need to look at over several weeks to determine if you are actually going through "excess shedding" or simply a hair cycle.
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Re: Hey
Therapy spray, shampoo and conditioner.
joe_mama said:
Therapy spray, shampoo and conditioner.
bombscience
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I use Folligen Lotion on my front hairline, and spray all the way back.
Considering buying the shampoo and conditioner.
Considering buying the shampoo and conditioner.
bombscience
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Re: folligen
Yes you can buy it on this site:
http://www.hairlosstalk.com/shop/catalo ... p?cPath=37
Or
http://www.folligen.com
Or
search google, many places sell it.
If you dont want to take the full $35 risk, you can try the 2oz sample for $10. It will last you.. 2 weeks or more. That should give you enough time to determine if it is working for you to at least reduce irritation.
joe_mama said:
Yes you can buy it on this site:
http://www.hairlosstalk.com/shop/catalo ... p?cPath=37
Or
http://www.folligen.com
Or
search google, many places sell it.
If you dont want to take the full $35 risk, you can try the 2oz sample for $10. It will last you.. 2 weeks or more. That should give you enough time to determine if it is working for you to at least reduce irritation.