My regimen! + Revivogen vs. Crinagen

[HairFreak]

Part One:

I went to Revivogen’s website and have compared it’s ingredients to Crinagen’s. They are exactly the same, plus Crinagen has a few more. Well here is what I don’t understand.
4 bottles of Crinagen cost $53.85 which is total of 16 oz of Crinagen.
On the other hand, Revivogen costs $ 89.00 for 3-2oz bottles. So that’s only 6 fluid ounces of Revivogen.
This means that Revivogen costs $14.33 per fluid ounce, and Crinagen costs only $3.36 per fluid ounce. This makes Revivogen over 4 times more expensive, and still I have never seen anybody recommending Crinagen over Revivogen.
I consider Crinagen a very important part of my regimen so if there is something I’m overlooking, please tell me.

Part Two:

I’m also using: .5 mg Finasteride http://www.physics.upenn.edu/facultyinf ... peciafda2/ , 320 mg Saw Palmetto, minoxidil +Retin A, Folligen, Polysorbate 80, Nizoral and T-gel.
I did so much research and found that combination of these products should work the best and they are all scientifically proven to work! I would rather use Tricomin over Folligen, but I like the cream version of Folligen. However I think that I’ll switch as soon as I run out of Folligen as I have a feeling that Tricomin is absorbing much better.

I am applying minoxidil+retin A only on my receding hairline, and maybe one more inch over. Cause I figure that’s the hair that is next to fall off. Folligen also, as it is a cream version of it and Im actually using it primarily to relieve my itchy skin. Retin A is really giving my skin a hard time.
I’m applying Polysorbate 80 and Crinagen all over my head and thinking of maybe doing the same thing with Tricomin spray. However, for now I do not have any other problems except my receding hairline.

I am not going to put minoxidil all over my hair as I think that I don’t need it yet, and again, to avoid any side effects.
I was experimenting a lot, but have finally decided to stick with this regimen.


DHT Inhibitors
Finasteride
Crinagen

Growth Stimulants
De. Lee Minoxidil /Retin A
Folligen (cream)

SOD's
Folligen

Anti-Inflammatory's
Folligen
Nizoral
T-gel

Antiandrogens
Nizoral
Crinagen

p.s. I’m sorry if my post is somewhat confusing but im writing it on the fly (don’t have much time)
If I get a good response from my regimen, ill make a website about it with bunch of pictures.
Oh yeah, one more thing. I have shaved my head, so I can get to the root of the problem :laugh: Would this affect my new grown hair? I do have a bunch of small hairs growing on my hairline, but I shave them off with the rest of my hair.

 

[Axon]

Looks good to me. I feel Dr. Lee's Minoxidil/Retin-A combo is the greatest topical in all the lands. Shaving your head will not affect the outcome in any way.

Btw:

I do have a bunch of small hairs growing on my hairline, but I shave them off with the rest of my hair.

This is the same thing I had. Those shorter hairs began to grow normally again with the stimulation from my regimen.

 

[dave01_us]

Hairfreak- I'm on Crinagen as well so when do you apply yours? I put the minoxidil. on first then wait about ten min. and apply the Crinagen,also how many times a day you applying Crinagen?

 

[HairFreak]

First I apply Crinagen, wait 15 min for it to dry and then I apply minoxidil. Then for at least 6 hours I do not apply anything else, until the minoxidil is
fully absorbed. I apply it two, sometimes three times per day.
I really love it because it has all the other stuff that some overpriced products do and minoxidil and Finasteride are lacking. I especially like 5% Azelaic Acid. Same thing that Dr. Lee's Xandrox has.

 

[torch]

It costs me an average of $16.50 per month to use the Revivogen. That is applying 1ml per day as instructed on the bottle. I have been seeing results so far.

 

[bombscience]

Looks good to me. I feel Dr. Lee's Minoxidil/Retin-A combo is the greatest topical in all the lands.

Quoted for Emphasis

If your scalp can handle hte retin-a, you are going to absorb a TON of that minoxidil.