piacere
Member
- Reaction score
- 1
For years the various barbers I got my haircut from would comment on my hair, how thick it was and how I'm going to have it for a long time. I'm not sure if they all told that to all of their customers, but back then I would have agreed with them. I did have good hair. Oddly enough back then I hated my hair.
Fast forward February 2012, age 22, six months after starting my first job and at the peak of our firm's busy season. I remember one day specifically playing with my hair in frustration with how late I had been staying at work that week and noticing how much further my hairline was than I thought it was. I did what I'd imagine the normal person would do, and I freaked out and went to the doctor for preventative measures. I was given propecia, which I began about a month later. The funny thing is I can't remember if I actually had a lot of hairloss before starting propecia. But from the first day of use to today as I am writing this (approximately 14 months), I have had constant shedding and thinning of hair. Here is a quick timeline:
March 2012: Start Propecia
September 2012: I joined Health Club (minoxidil, stupid *** laser comb, organic shampoo, vitamins)
March 2013: Added Regenepure (keto shampoo)
April 2013: Horrible results, considering dropping everything
Like I said above, I have had a constant shed since I began treatment 14 months ago. Since I started using minoxidil, my hairline has receded four times as quickly, but I also notice tiny *** hairs. I believe this just to be miniaturization and thus not a gain. The only time my hair has not shed ~100 (I'm conservative) hairs a day is a few days after I get it cut and my barber really scrubs my hair and aggressively dries it with a towel.
The first picture is me before I started work in 2011. The second one is 6 months into propecia when I joined Hair Club and started minoxidil. The last three were taken April 2013, 14 months in. Keep in mind that my hair in 2013 compared to 2011 is nearly 3 times as long.
Anyways, that's my story. I don't see just the shedding to stop anytime soon given my track record thus far, so I plan on just dropping my regime end of May and giving up completely. I'm tried of watching my hair fall out. I'm tired of finding hair in my food. I'm tired of watching the hairs that fall out get thinner and thinner to the point where they are hard see. I'm just over it. DGAF.
Fast forward February 2012, age 22, six months after starting my first job and at the peak of our firm's busy season. I remember one day specifically playing with my hair in frustration with how late I had been staying at work that week and noticing how much further my hairline was than I thought it was. I did what I'd imagine the normal person would do, and I freaked out and went to the doctor for preventative measures. I was given propecia, which I began about a month later. The funny thing is I can't remember if I actually had a lot of hairloss before starting propecia. But from the first day of use to today as I am writing this (approximately 14 months), I have had constant shedding and thinning of hair. Here is a quick timeline:
March 2012: Start Propecia
September 2012: I joined Health Club (minoxidil, stupid *** laser comb, organic shampoo, vitamins)
March 2013: Added Regenepure (keto shampoo)
April 2013: Horrible results, considering dropping everything
Like I said above, I have had a constant shed since I began treatment 14 months ago. Since I started using minoxidil, my hairline has receded four times as quickly, but I also notice tiny *** hairs. I believe this just to be miniaturization and thus not a gain. The only time my hair has not shed ~100 (I'm conservative) hairs a day is a few days after I get it cut and my barber really scrubs my hair and aggressively dries it with a towel.
The first picture is me before I started work in 2011. The second one is 6 months into propecia when I joined Hair Club and started minoxidil. The last three were taken April 2013, 14 months in. Keep in mind that my hair in 2013 compared to 2011 is nearly 3 times as long.
Anyways, that's my story. I don't see just the shedding to stop anytime soon given my track record thus far, so I plan on just dropping my regime end of May and giving up completely. I'm tried of watching my hair fall out. I'm tired of finding hair in my food. I'm tired of watching the hairs that fall out get thinner and thinner to the point where they are hard see. I'm just over it. DGAF.
