Sandalore - Chemical Used In Perfumes To Mimic Sandalwood Triggers Growth?
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turfboy
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Notinmywatch, thanks for doing that. I have lately been taking pictures almost every day and in my view, a follicle to follicle comparison is useful and necessary, but I have noticed that things can often change fairly quickly. Some small wispy follicles can seem to disappear or miniaturize in a matter of days - some seem to have fallen out (shedding). Others can seem to appear fairly quickly, (likely they have been there but have recently thickened or darkened).
Not sure what to make of it, but would say Sandalore may have promise but is not a magic miracle cure at this point in my estimation Time will tell.
Not sure what to make of it, but would say Sandalore may have promise but is not a magic miracle cure at this point in my estimation Time will tell.
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Not sure that is the case at this point - I believe there have been follicles just may be miniaturized or wispy.... but not certain
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Since we're battling such a powerful enemy as DHT, we can not expect a single topical agent to totally reverse or even stop its effects.
The "fluctuations" you're seeing are probably a molecular tug-of-war between Sandalore and DHT. Creation and Destruction.
What you can do is await to see the "optimal clinical effect" at 6 month and then add more topicals....
Treatments are most of the times synergistic, 1 +1 = 3.
You will pass into history as a pioneer helping us all before articles and lengthy clinical trials.
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It would add some scientific accuracy if every subject would use the same guard to buzz the new crop of hair down to the original length as the baseline.
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I'm using 4ml Sandalore in 453ml Vanicream. Been a couple of days, we'll see.
I would just like to point out that sandalore is actively being used in perfumes, emollients, and skin cleaning agents. Of course the concentration might be lower than 1% but still people would report side effects a long time ago if it were doing something detrimental to health.
We need to see results after 6 months. Although if one were to check trials for other potential hair loss treatments most of them show positive results after 3 months. So 3 months is our first checkpoint. And as someone mentioned this could be one of several treatments in the future hair loss regimen.
We need to see results after 6 months. Although if one were to check trials for other potential hair loss treatments most of them show positive results after 3 months. So 3 months is our first checkpoint. And as someone mentioned this could be one of several treatments in the future hair loss regimen.
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I ordered Sandalore and am either gonna combine it with a Zix cocktail or just alcohol. The Zix people seem to use Ethyl alcohol rather than Isopropyl...as it seems the Iso will dry out your scalp more.
Ethyl alcohol is your best bet. Keep in mind you'll have to add PG as well.
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I heard that there is a test you can test any item for carcinogens- it’s called the Ames test https://www.awqc.com.au/our-services/product-testing/the-ames-test
I mean it’s likely already had this testing as it’s approved for cosmetic purposes but would be good to do it for our own peace of mind
I mean it’s likely already had this testing as it’s approved for cosmetic purposes but would be good to do it for our own peace of mind
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Nothing just sandalore. I accepted the fact I was going bald but when I read the article about sandalore thought why not give it a try.
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You’re here after using the nuclear
of regimes! There’s no hope for any of us then!