azuri
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I recently had been experiencing a major shed and don’t know why as I have been consistent with my regimen ¼ finasteride daily, foam morning/ liquid 15% evenings and afew extra daily supplements. As a result of the shed, my hair became thinner at the front making it a traumatic experience each morning trying to get the style I want, resulting in a frustrating, sweaty experience and using a hell of a lot of product. I then needed a break so buzzed my hair for the first time in ayear or so and was not pleased with the result, seeing how thin my front area actually was.
At this point I looked into concealers and gathered that derm was the one for me.I wanted to buy it at a store in my city to try a sample first rather than buying it online, receiving the product and being the wrong colour match for me. I found a transplant clinic that sells it, went there only to realise that they were discontinuing derm and switching to Nano Aquamatch instead.. I really wanted derm after physicking myself up but was convinced by the person that it was a very similar product.
Anywayz,as soon as I added it to my hair, life has really changed .. I only use a little and it colours my thinning areas and giving me an instant appearance of a fuller frontal area.. My hair has become a lot easier to style now and use alot less product overall. I don’t stress about my hair as much as I did previously (10 + years!), making my life a lot more relaxing as before, I would always ALWAYS stare at my hair at every opportunity. My appearance and overall confidence has lifted dramatically and this is purely based on a daily application of a few dots along my hair, then rubbing it in and good to go. I work out at the gym , sweat and it stays on.
My whole outlook has now changed from hoping for that miracle cure to grow all my hair back to now just maintaining what I have and with the help of a little pencil, im satisfied.
Thought to share my experience and how well concealers actually work and how life changing they can be. Apart from the new look I feel I have now, the biggest advantage I would say is the less stressful life it has given me in the last 2 weeks, such a relief. The only negative is the when the inevitable of reality that smacks me in the face each morning when I shower and realise that its all just a cosmetic illusion but hey, its better than having to stare at reality 24/7.
Sorry for the long post.
At this point I looked into concealers and gathered that derm was the one for me.I wanted to buy it at a store in my city to try a sample first rather than buying it online, receiving the product and being the wrong colour match for me. I found a transplant clinic that sells it, went there only to realise that they were discontinuing derm and switching to Nano Aquamatch instead.. I really wanted derm after physicking myself up but was convinced by the person that it was a very similar product.
Anywayz,as soon as I added it to my hair, life has really changed .. I only use a little and it colours my thinning areas and giving me an instant appearance of a fuller frontal area.. My hair has become a lot easier to style now and use alot less product overall. I don’t stress about my hair as much as I did previously (10 + years!), making my life a lot more relaxing as before, I would always ALWAYS stare at my hair at every opportunity. My appearance and overall confidence has lifted dramatically and this is purely based on a daily application of a few dots along my hair, then rubbing it in and good to go. I work out at the gym , sweat and it stays on.
My whole outlook has now changed from hoping for that miracle cure to grow all my hair back to now just maintaining what I have and with the help of a little pencil, im satisfied.
Thought to share my experience and how well concealers actually work and how life changing they can be. Apart from the new look I feel I have now, the biggest advantage I would say is the less stressful life it has given me in the last 2 weeks, such a relief. The only negative is the when the inevitable of reality that smacks me in the face each morning when I shower and realise that its all just a cosmetic illusion but hey, its better than having to stare at reality 24/7.
Sorry for the long post.
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