Sandalore - Chemical Used In Perfumes To Mimic Sandalwood Triggers Growth?
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Why so complicated? Always calculate with a solution of 100 ml.
Example:
93 ml A = 93%
4 ml B = 4%
3 ml C = 3%
Then you can multiple these amounts however you want, the proportions will stay the same.
By the way, if you have 100 ml of A and want your solution to have 5 percent of B, then adding 100 × 0.05 = 5 ml to 100 ml will not result in 5 % of B. In this case you have 5 ml of B in a solution of 105 ml. So B has a ratio of 5/105 % in your solution.
Example:
93 ml A = 93%
4 ml B = 4%
3 ml C = 3%
Then you can multiple these amounts however you want, the proportions will stay the same.
By the way, if you have 100 ml of A and want your solution to have 5 percent of B, then adding 100 × 0.05 = 5 ml to 100 ml will not result in 5 % of B. In this case you have 5 ml of B in a solution of 105 ml. So B has a ratio of 5/105 % in your solution.
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Actually there’s been a few people in this thread saying they’ve lost ground.
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As someone who complained about shedding, let me just saw that I have no idea if the shed means I’m losing ground. Time will tell.
He is just talking about his own experiences. Ignore.
No one seems to realize that when you use hair supplements that promote hair growth its going to put your hair cycle typically into the Telogen stage which is when your hair follicle has reached its life span. Normally because its promoting new hair to grow so its pushing the old sh*t out.I put 15ml into a 4oz bottle of Rosehip which seems to be enough to still give you that sandalore smell but not saturate my scalp, which I think is the biggest issue. I wish I had taken before and after photos because I swear my frontal area has shown some success.
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I understand it and that’s why I have held on while multiple treatments have given me sheds. What concerned me was the significantly increased scalp itch and the development of acne around my hairline.
I hadn’t had scalp itch for months and I have never had acne around the hairline. Dropping to .2% seems to have helped though.
Hm, I did order from them. But I placed my order at the end of December last year. It still has the same subtle sandalwood scent to it. I'm not sure what it's supposed to smell like. I'd be happy to chip in to get an order sent to a lab for testing.
I remain a believer. As promised I will put up some pics in a few weeks.
What do you mean the bottles are a complete bust? also if your still looking this is where I got mine https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07N14PVS4?ref=myi_title_dp&th=1.
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FYI, saw this on the perfumer's site
Please be aware that this is one of our larger molecules, which cannot always be detected by smell directly from the bottle.
Please be aware that this is one of our larger molecules, which cannot always be detected by smell directly from the bottle.
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Small update — Still no observable benefit to hair. However, decreasing the dose from 1% to 0.2% has been a positive. Scalp itch went away almost overnight and shedding has decreased. Acne around hairline also disappeared. I think we need to be careful about using too much of this stuff.
It’s pretty early for me to make a conclusion on the shedding but my scalp feels much happier at 0.2%.
It’s pretty early for me to make a conclusion on the shedding but my scalp feels much happier at 0.2%.
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Are you Dermarolling too?
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I’m still using it and am currently stabilized after some shedding. There is just nothing new to report. I expect this will die off because we have no idea about the dose or application.
However, it’s so cheap that I’ll keep trying.
However, it’s so cheap that I’ll keep trying.
6 month update for me. Still vellus hairs, some look a little longer. But I’ve been changing concentrations and now I’m at .2% and will try this for another 6 months. Temples are thinner than ever after the last shed but they’ve been thinning for years so it might pushed out all the weak hairs. Shedding has stabilized now though.