Thank you so much for your video. After recovering from covid, I noticed hair was thinning. I switched my shampoo and oil to litlllextra cooconioon, and it significantly helped lessen my hair fall and promote hair growth. Additionally, I started using a scalp massager, as it cleans the scalp thoroughly while shampooing.
This Cocoonnion anti-hair fall hair kit and neem wood comb significantly reduced my hair fall. I strongly suggest this for those experiencing hair fall issues.
Fantastic work and analysis by yourself - thoroughly enjoyed your video. I found that during 2020 lockdown i went on long walks in that hot summer we had in the uk. I would walk for 2 hours a day. After 3 months my hair was much thicker and had a new glorious texture and feel. Im convinced the sun and increased scalp blood flow from walking helped. My lymphatic system also had a boost from the walk and this may also play a part.
@@Mr-S.C. yes because your vitamin deficiency wasn't too low probably and the sunlight that you got probably adjusted your vitamin D level and now it's normal so the pills are probably just going to maintain it.
In my life I've done the below steps to combat male pattern baldness. 1. Hair transplant. At the end of the day this will give you the best outcome compared to anything else. It's worth the time, money and effort. 2. GFC/PRP 3. MINOXYDIL 5% once a day (topical) 4. Made scalp butter with- Rosemary oil, Tea tree oil, Peppermint Oil with castor oil, olive oil and coconut oil as carrier. 5. Massage the scalp every day 6. Wide spectrum Multivitamin Make your hair routine simple and effective.
@@Freedom_is_essential1 transplant? Yes it does work. I also feel the minoxydil works coz when I stopped using it for a while, I could feel that my hair is starting to fall out. But the combination of these protocols have stopped the thinning of my hair. I don't really know if it has reversed but my hair definitely feels thicker. And my scalp is no longer visible. I can't pinpoint to which treatment works the best. But all together makes a difference.
@@666sk999 I was thinking of testing out the peppermint oil along with rosemary oil. I’m also taking liquid extract Saw Palmetto as well. I am going to test it out for the next 9-12 months and see if there is a reversal. If that works, I’ll probably be looking to get a hair transplant in Turkey as I hear they are affordable and do excellent work. Hopefully they can work with someone on a Norwood 5 scale
@@666sk999 does the transplanted hairs last forever? I’ve heard conflicting reports from articles. Some claim they’re permanent, but there’s also articles that says it will likely reduce its production in time
One of the major causes of hair loss is scalp hardening due to a build up of calcium deposits. There is a high correlation between scalp flexibility and balding. Terry crews is famous for being bald. He's also known to have a very flexible scalp and he actually can still grow a full head of hair. Food for thought
@georgevincent1834 "flexibility" or scalp tension to be specific has been shown to contribute to a blocking of hair growth. But yeah for Terry crew specifically, plenty of videos of him flexing his scalp
Coconut Oil is comedogenic - it blocks pores. You should use something like Grapeseed Oil. The essential oils will penetrate the skin much better if you switch.
Thanks! I've wondered whether that might be the case with coconut oil. Grapeseed oil seems promising and I believe this is the first mention of it - I will look to order some and switch up my routine for next week
@@newt2120It's sure better then Coconut Oil.... The lighter the oil the better. Coconut is one of the heaviest and Grapeseed one of the lightest. Take a bit and rub it in your hands. If it disappears fairly quick your good to go!
i love your videos as someone who has also refused to go down the rogaine route (150$ every 3 months forever is too much of a costly commitment for me to make...plus there are the scary side effects). I'm going to go be doing the micro needling (1mm), peppermint oil / coconut oil mix and the casual scalp massage / inversion method route and see what it does. Something tells me it will help overall. Even if i dont regrow new hair at least I can maintain what I have and maybe improve thickness which should help the overall look I guess. Thanks sooo soo much for your videos. It's rare finding someone who is trying alternative methods instead of going through the generic rogaine, finasteride and then hair plant route lol
Great work! Just an observation, there's a theory that fibrosis i.e scar tissue builds within the scalp tissue making it difficult for new hair to grow as this tissue wedges between the follicles and blood vessels so the follicles can't get any blood to grow again. Just by looking at your scalp there looks to be a dome shape which suggests fibrosis. People with no hair loss tend to have flat head profiles. Robert English has done a lot of work around this and scalp massages with wooden tools to aggressively break down fibrosis have had good results. When I say aggressive I mean the wooden tools look like fat hair combes and a lot of pressure is applied to break down the tissue. Could be something worth trying. Just because all the techniques you're trying are great but they look more like they are helping existing hair. Reducing DHT and encouraging hair flow works mainly for existing hairs. Study's have shown that by just stopping DHT doesn't actually simply make new dormant follicles grow hair again in most men. It requires something to kick start that process and it makes sense that aggressive massages with wooden tools can break down fibrosis to try and make that happen.
but isnt there a risk that if you massage too aggressively your scalp that you might damage your weaker hair follicles to the point that the will not be able to grow back?
@@mirandapillsbury7885 If anything, from the research I've seen, more aggression usually equates to more stimulation and better regrowth results. Remember that these follicles are either super miniaturised or dormant and so a great deal of effort is usually required to kick them back into life.
I am glad you are open to the idea of using low dose oral finasteride. You are right that it is almost as effective while mitigating the risks of side effects. I made a video about it called "what is the optimal dose of finasteride." Saw palmetto is a 5ar inhibitor but using it would be like trying to fight a wildfire with a water dropper. Mechanistically the theory is sound but in terms of outcome it hasn't been proven effective. I was in the same boat as you for a while where I was terrified of finasteride and I kept trying these alternative treatments. None of them worked for me and it was only when I went on the FDA approved treatments that I noticed any benefits. Whatever you choose I hope it works and in case it doesn't I hope you can be comfortable in your identity.
for finastoride what is the fda approved treatment? also how would i take one fifth a pill. How would you even be able to cut it like that? wont it just turn to dust if you cut it that thinly?
@@mirandapillsbury7885 - Some people take finasteride every-other-day. You could cut a 1mg pill in half and take that every other day. True, that would be a quarter daily, and not a fifth. But it would at least be close.
@@WastedPo thank you for explaining. I think I'll do what you suggested of cutting a 1mg pill and taking it 3 times a week. So in totaly I'd be a taking 1.5 mg a week. I think that would be all I need. I really just need microdosing since my balding is still slow-ish and I am in my early thirties so if I can at least just slow it down some more, maybe I can keep much of my hair up until my early 40s...
@@mirandapillsbury7885 - I'm glad I could help. By the way, from your screen name, I assume you're female? If so, maybe it would be best to consult your doctor that you plan on starting finasteride. While sometimes women do take it, I think often they're given spironolactone as an alternative to finasteride. I'm not sure why. I think maybe you're not supposed to get pregnant while on finasteride, whereas there isn't that same conflict with spironolactone.
The derma roll could be causing scarring which would make the hair loss worst also very permanent. You won't physically see the scarring. If your scalp becomes sensitive, then you're probably doing something wrong.
Yeah I read this too, it scars deeper down. This video scared me man, he's over doing it. Bleeding scalp and those oils right after with such a strong dilution.
@@farisa1116 Unfortunately I don't know much about micro needles I was talking mostly about the use of badly diluted essential oils. Theres a doctor who talks about all things like this called Dr. Gary Linkov. Pretty sure I saw him talking about micro needles there on his channel too. Go check it out and good luck
@@CaraDees i got peppermint and coconut oil w me castor oil too how would you recommend diluting it or should i just add few drops after s tablespoon of coconut oil and apply
When I first done derma rolling I done it everyday for 2 months or so coz I was stupid.. I definatly lost some kind of volume and hair growth speed.. for example wen I would shave my head bald as it began to grow back i would notice the volume difference compared to the sides quicker than before I was derma rolling, but at the same time I did have hair come back in places it was goin but overall my top part of my head just seemed like it grew slower or had less volume kind of could see the patern of baldness quicker than usual but could tell that overall I had gained hair, to me this proved that derma rolling was definatly working for me but I just over done it, this time around I will derma roll allow my scalp to heal b4 I do it again seems to be just over 2 weeks
Keep up the good work. I would love to see your results in the next video. I’m currently going through hair loss and considering hair transplant, but i don’t want to.
dermapen works so much better. It's difficult to apply the pressure needed on a roller to penetrate deep enough, and the deeper you go the more the very real possibility of scarring since the "needle" (often not actually a needle) goes in and out at weird angles. Pen you can pre-set to a given length and I find it much easier to psych myself up to penetrate deeper to stimulate the bulb. I noticed a difference very soon after adding the pen. I still use a roller daily for a light topical minoxidil absorption helper, but the pen is where its at.
I fill a small spray bottle in a ratio with peppermint oil, lavender oil, rosemary oil, castor oil, argan oil, pumpkin seed oil, jojoba oil, all mixed into coconut oil which is used as a carrier oil. I take one tablet of saw palmetto daily with my breakfast. I dermaroll with a 0.5 dermaroller once per week. I wash my hair alternating with nioxin and caffeine shampoos twice per week. Hair looks to be slowly growing at the rear and crown of my head. No such luck on the temples though.
Thanks for sharing! Someone mentioned Nioxin the other week, prior to that I hadn't heard of it. I was told to switch from coconut oil as a carrier to grapeseed oil as the former is comedogenic (prone to block pores).
Thanks for all the research! I would suggest not cutting your hair. The longer your hair the longer it tells your other hairs to grow. Cutting hair will signal to other hairs to stay short or in rest phase and not grow past the longest hair. Just grow your hair out and never cut it while still continuing all possible documented methods.
Look up Tom Hagerty's scalp exercise. I've been doing this for about 17 years and coming from a family of all bald men, i still have all my hair. With this exercise, i've been doing it for 10 mins a day and this is great at maintaining your hair. If you need to regrow lost hair, 20-30 minutes twice a day. I know it seems like a lot, but once you've mastered the exercise, it's very easy to do. It uses your forehead muscles and the muscles responsible for wiggling your ears. It's very effective and can't speak highly enough of it.
Wow, those are some interesting movements 😀 It is a big time commitment but I will add it to my list and read further into it when I move on to the next experiment, thanks!
Great routine just add topical finestride mixed with minox no side affects at all... it will halt ur hair loss all the other things ur trying to do it for regrowth. It's a losing battle trying to just to things for regrowth and not stop the cause of the balding.
Woah, you are using those essential oils very very strong. I'm surprised you're not burning your skin and damaging it with that strength D: Please take care there are acids in rosemary and peppermint. That's what tingling... its not blood flow D:
Caroline, that is so dumb. Of course the irritation is causing inflammation, which YES, involves increased bloodflow. I hope you aren't responsible for any children or elderly folk. You should know some basic things about body functions.
@@alphaomega9626 Okay "Alpha" omega. He IS using those too strong. Some scalps might be ok, but there are others out there that can't use it that strong and WILL burn and eventually scar their scalp from oils that strong. So not only is he waisting essential oils that are expensive for some people he's also giving really bad information on how to use them. So instead of calling other people's feedback dumb. Learn some facts before just adding two cents of nonsense. I'm merely stating facts.
@@CaraDees I'm a woman and "Alpha Omega" is a Biblical reference. I didn't read the rest because I don't respect people who think that they are psychics. You can check your Jezebel haughtiness, Caroline.
@@alphaomega9626 Jezebel. LOL Some crappy Christian lady you are, picking fights and calling people dumb online. Get back to church and repent. Jesus is watching you.
I've been using it for 2 months along another sprayer mostal and vitamins, it didn't help at all. My doctor now is switching up the meds and going to inject my scalp with depo-medrol wish me luck.
@@iKhm1 well it did take 1-2years, since mine was not easily recognisable if I grew the rest of my hair out and combed it right, he said it's better to wait than to inject hormones. That's like a last resort. I recommend focusing on sleeping, do some meditation and reduce self negativity and stress as these can be the cause in the first place.
@@kamizwr2082 That is true, the decision was mine though it was the doctor's. Hair fall itself didn't reduce so naturally regrowth won't be noticed if there was any which is probably why he wants to do the injection as fast as possible. My hair loss is at a very rapid pace. About the stress, that is absolutely true unfortunately due to the nature of the way I live and my studies it's impossible to avoid stress. Thanks for your reply👍
If you change loads of things at once you could be doing something that helps and something that hinders and they cancel each other out. Look at hanging upside down for example, the body isn't designed to be upside down, for example NASA studies showed they could age people at 10X the normal rate by declining their bed (head down). If you want to improve ciculation, just use IR light on your head, eat in a way which increases your metabolic rate ( milk, eggs, liver, potatoes, fruit, salt ) and wear a sleeping cap to avoid vasoconstriction in cold temperatures.
Yikes, okay I don't want to age at an increased rate :/ Someone offered me one of the IR light helmets but I was too slow to respond to the email, it seemed like an interesting option. I agree there's maybe too much chopping and changing, I just get a bit restless doing the same thing for 24 weeks when I get all these helpful comments on my videos of new things to try :D Cheers for the tips
I'm not sure about the branding but it's these that I'm using www.amazon.co.uk/Titanium-Microneedle-Wrinkles-Professional-Microneedling/dp/B086JHHKGK/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3BFWDKOOSJMES&keywords=1mm%2Bdermaroller&qid=1662618710&sprefix=1mm%2Bdermaroller%2Caps%2C73&sr=8-5&th=1 I wasn't aware at the time but they have a finite number of uses. Once I got beyond 11th or 12th use I noticed a little more scalp bleeding so had to replace it.
Shampoo is before everything, I treat it as a completely separate part of the routine so I quite often shampoo on a Saturday and derma roll on the Sunday. At first I was putting the oil in my hair straight after derma rolling, but waiting 1-2 hours before putting the oils in feels like it's doing more. Most of the time I was leaving the mixture in overnight but more recently I started washing it out after ~30 mins (also saves me having a mildly oily pillow)
Hey Great video,I'm also trying to save whats left of my hair. I just started my dermaroller routine. For the oils I use rosemary, peppermint essential oils with a carrier oil + I add approx 10 drops of saw palmetto extract + 10 drops stinging nettle extract.
After dermarolling I applied 4 drops of pure peppermint oil on my scalp. Was the weirdest burning cold sensation of like inhaling the strongest mint ever, but on my scalp. It has been 15 minutes now and I still have an ice bath in my head. :Dd
yes absolutely do NOT apply directly to scalp. The burning sensation is not what you're after, I use about 1 tsp of cold pressed grapeseed oil, 3 drops of peppermint oil and 3 drops of rosemary oil, mix it up and THEN apply to scalp
I now have a mixture of couple percent rosemary and peppermint oil in coconut oil. Only downside is coconut carrier oil has to be heated up for a while to be a liquid. I might change to grapeseed in my next batch.
Hello. Do you feel you've slowed down your hair loss at all doing these methods? Thank you. I'm very early in my hair loss, still a full head of hair but I'm thinning for sure. Could dermarolling and what you've done in this video be beneficial to me? I don't want to start fin/min. Thanks!
Hey, I can't know for sure but I felt like I was slowing my hair loss. However, in the latest progress picture I could tell I've not stopped or reversed it so I've just started micro-dosing finasteride (0.5g every other day instead of 1mg/day). It's cheaper and supposedly gives 90% of the benefits of a full dose. I will continue taking it until Jan/Feb 2023 and if it's not working then that's me done and I'll just shave it all off
@@9to5strength Well how did it go? I started finasteride lol, 0.5mg daily. It works but I feel worried about taking this drug long term. Might switch to 0.5mg every other day. Would appreciate an update on your experience, thank you!
@@algo2957 hey, I've kept updates on my website 9to5strength.com/hair-growth-self-experiments/ I did 0.5mg every other day with no side effects, but when I switched to 0.25mg daily I got insomnia after the first week. I am giving it one more try in the summer to confirm whether the insomnia was definitely linked to the Fin. I also saw my hair continue to thin, so it may be that taking it every other day wasn't enough.
@9to5strength ah OK. How long did you get insomnia for? Sometimes the side effects can be temporary. I've been on fin 0.5mg daily since November 22nd and I'm doing well now after some initial sides like brain fog. I'm going to try 0.5mg eod as well. I wish I could split my 1mg pill 4 ways so I could do 0.25mg daily but my fin pill is shaped strangely.
thank you for testing all these natural treatments. Are you also combination Derma Roller with topical oil and oral pumpkin seed and massaging togheter? How about iRetore lllt treamtent? They have a 1 year refund option. Also can I may ask how old you are and how long you have this hairline? you looks so young. LG
My current routine is: - Finasteride (1/4 dose, only started this week after Saw Palmetto ran out) - Weekly use of Nizoral shampoo - Weekly topical application of peppermint and rosemary oil - Every 2 weeks using 1mm derma-roller I'm 35, my hair started going at 24 and initially I was just hoping to not be bald by 30. I took a lot of creatine in my 20's which supposedly accelerates male pattern baldness and it's been relatively slow hair loss since stopping that
@@9to5strength thank you for your replying. I understand, some people say Creatine doenst make anyone bald but in fact it increase the DHT level so I dont understand why people still say Creatine doenst effect hair loss it just increase DHT by 10-30 percent which is a lot in my opinion. Sadly, Creatine is a well supplement for fitness but if I would know I never would use Creatine Do you think Creatine had cause you a lot of hair? . However, im now near 27 and my hair loss is less but I know that you should treat hair loss where it is beginning. So I didnt know that there are really treatments against hair loss. I try minoxidil für 3 months but i noticed some side effects like aging face and other stuff. So I stopped it and I hope my shadding hair is comming back. I try now Garlic shampoo from turkey, I also added some drops of rosmary, peppermint and lavender oil in the sampoo. Also, I use now that exactly scalp massage you use and a derma Pen with 0,6 every two weeks. I have started all now and I may can test it for 6 months to see if there any improvment. If not I will try minoxidil again and I also thinking about the low light laser therapie. I mean my hair is starting now to reducing so I can probably safe my hair which I lost the last 2 years, it is just a little bit. Im excited about thee scalp massage, but you can see improvment of scalp massage after 6 months. Also of derma rolling. I dont know if pumpkin will really helps but it is very health and tasty so I why not to give a try ^^. But I guess you cant recovery hair that you had lost over 5 years ago. Is this hairline you have now the exact hairlone as you was 30 and are you still loosing hair and Woow you really look young. best regards
Hey, it's coming along but it's unlikely to fade completely. I'll be filming and editing this week and it should be uploaded this Saturday, in the mean time I've put some progress pics up in the Community tab on my channel
My guy.....why on earth wouldn't you get a hair transplant? They are low cost and 100% effective. They literally implant each follicle as needed. It's permanent and flawless.
Did you try microdosing with finasteride yet?. Thank for making these videos they are really informative. I am also considering using Fin but, I am not a 100% yet as well on it cause of the side effects. Microdosing will be the way to go if I do.
Yes I did, results are on my website. I'm almost certain microdosing gave me insomnia but I still have the pills so I can try one more time in the summer to be sure 9to5strength.com/hair-growth-self-experiments/
You know, until yesterday I didn't know why I spent almost every night awake and it stressed me out like crazy back in 2015. I never ever knew it was the finesteride until yesterday.
uh ur dilution of essential oil (peppermint n rosemary) is very bad idea, as it is very potent, too strong may cause skin irration n even burn ur skin. people suggest 3% essential oil concentration, so 1 drop of rosemary oil need 33 drops of carrier oil (coconut oil etc..)
@@9to5strength I can understand that but how long will you try those alternative solutions? Only asking because I tried almost everything for years now while others received instant results from hair transplant.
At first I was applying it straight after rolling but now I wait about 1-2 hours. I'm still using peppermint oil and I feel more of the tingly sensation (stimulating blood flow) when I have that gap between rolling and application.
It can be applied 2-3x/week and the two most common methods are washing it out 20 minutes later, or leaving it in overnight, so it's not a daily requirement
Someone said it was comedogenic, which means it can block pores, so I switched to grapeseed oil, not heard anything about it impeding hair growth (unless blocking pores causes that)
Yes! the experiment after this was with Saw Palmetto :-) I was still losing some hair while taking Saw Palmetto so it wasn't enough to completely halt hair loss
Is that applied in the same way, twice a week and either leaving it in or washing it out? I've been using rosemary oil and peppermint oil for quite a while now and I feel like they're the best options
@@9to5strength some people also use rosemary water after the shower and they don't rinse it. I just started using rosemary oil last week and i hope it will work for me too
Rosemary oil is a natural alternative to minoxidil, please don’t use minoxidil unless you are willing to use it the rest of your life because the minute you stop all your hair will fall out far worse than before and you’ll never be able to recover it, and if you use it for a prolonged period of time you’ll start experiencing chest pains, look into Rosemary I’m telling you that God didn’t put these plants on this earth for no reason. What comes with Rosemary is dedication and patience, give Rosemary 8-12 months and watch what happens
Interesting, I've had someone else say that I should reduce it. At one point I was up to 12 drops in 1 tsp oil but I've dropped down to 6-8 drops now. Might work out exactly how many drops of oil I'm adding and try to get the concentration as close to the research as possible
I should write down my replies as people have asked this before. There was a link between frequency of masturbation and DHT levels, but it's a correlation rather than causation. A few people have also talked about "semen retention" which you can look up, it's avoiding masturbation or sex for at least 2 weeks at a time and is supposed to restore your "jing" if I remember correctly
I think dermarolling should be okay with a smaller needle because dermarolling for faces is a beauty treatment. I'd be hesitant about peppermint because you wouldn't want to accidentally ingest it or get in near your eyes as it's quite intense (even diluted)
Bro - these people are doing you no good by congratulating you in the comment. Please for the love of god, use a finasteride + minoxidil topical. Whatever you’re doing is not working.
No I haven't heard of it. I see Saw Palmetto in the active ingredients which is something I've seen in the research as beneficial for re-growing hair. The product reviews seem mixed but it's an interesting one to read up more on, thank you
Would you please listen to my sincere advice and stop all that nonsense and stop wasting more time as you did in your trial of scalp massage......just do one thing bring some finasteride tablets and dissolve them in minoxidil and use that topical solution on daily basis along with one weekly session of micro needling...... that's absolutely the ultimate solution for androgenic alopecia.....you better start immediately.
@@letslearnaccounting8308 there are many videos about preparing topical finasteride on youtube and it's very easy procedure.....you have to use it regularly
Ate you serious ??? 80% of your hair follicles are long dead and you are having aggressive male pattern boldness . How the hell do you expect to improve with natural remedies or even chemical substances . At this point even hair transplant isnt possible. Just get over it and embrace yourself as you are or get a hair system .
Just get some minox, keep with the MN, Saw Palmetto, and Nizoral and stop the rest. If it's still not working, crush Finasteride into the minox. You can thank us later. Pretty sure that greasy mess, and turning upside down are pseudo-scientific wastes of time.
You can see all my experiments and before/after pictures to date on my website 9to5strength.com/hair-growth-self-experiments/
Thank you so much for your video. After recovering from covid, I noticed hair was thinning. I switched my shampoo and oil to litlllextra cooconioon, and it significantly helped lessen my hair fall and promote hair growth. Additionally, I started using a scalp massager, as it cleans the scalp thoroughly while shampooing.
This Cocoonnion anti-hair fall hair kit and neem wood comb significantly reduced my hair fall. I strongly suggest this for those experiencing hair fall issues.
Fantastic work and analysis by yourself - thoroughly enjoyed your video. I found that during 2020 lockdown i went on long walks in that hot summer we had in the uk. I would walk for 2 hours a day. After 3 months my hair was much thicker and had a new glorious texture and feel. Im convinced the sun and increased scalp blood flow from walking helped. My lymphatic system also had a boost from the walk and this may also play a part.
you probably had a vitamin D deficiency and with the sun during the summer helped raise your vitamin d level
@@star123_12 I thought that as well.. but Im taking Vitamin D tablets now and its not having the same effect. Any thoughts on why this could be??
@@Mr-S.C. yes because your vitamin deficiency wasn't too low probably and the sunlight that you got probably adjusted your vitamin D level and now it's normal so the pills are probably just going to maintain it.
In my life I've done the below steps to combat male pattern baldness.
1. Hair transplant.
At the end of the day this will give you the best outcome compared to anything else. It's worth the time, money and effort.
2. GFC/PRP
3. MINOXYDIL 5% once a day (topical)
4. Made scalp butter with- Rosemary oil, Tea tree oil, Peppermint Oil with castor oil, olive oil and coconut oil as carrier.
5. Massage the scalp every day
6. Wide spectrum Multivitamin
Make your hair routine simple and effective.
pumpkin seed oil and rosemary oil work well too
How has it worked?
@@Freedom_is_essential1 transplant? Yes it does work. I also feel the minoxydil works coz when I stopped using it for a while, I could feel that my hair is starting to fall out. But the combination of these protocols have stopped the thinning of my hair. I don't really know if it has reversed but my hair definitely feels thicker. And my scalp is no longer visible. I can't pinpoint to which treatment works the best. But all together makes a difference.
@@666sk999 I was thinking of testing out the peppermint oil along with rosemary oil. I’m also taking liquid extract Saw Palmetto as well.
I am going to test it out for the next 9-12 months and see if there is a reversal.
If that works, I’ll probably be looking to get a hair transplant in Turkey as I hear they are affordable and do excellent work. Hopefully they can work with someone on a Norwood 5 scale
@@666sk999 does the transplanted hairs last forever? I’ve heard conflicting reports from articles.
Some claim they’re permanent, but there’s also articles that says it will likely reduce its production in time
One of the major causes of hair loss is scalp hardening due to a build up of calcium deposits. There is a high correlation between scalp flexibility and balding.
Terry crews is famous for being bald. He's also known to have a very flexible scalp and he actually can still grow a full head of hair.
Food for thought
noway......
How would ANY human being know that Terry Crew's scalp is "flexible?"
@georgevincent1834 "flexibility" or scalp tension to be specific has been shown to contribute to a blocking of hair growth.
But yeah for Terry crew specifically, plenty of videos of him flexing his scalp
Get vitamin K2. No more calcium buildup.
Thanks for the research and experimenting you are doing. Hope you will find a solution for us all!
What dedication and consistency good on you my guy keep it up 👊
Coconut Oil is comedogenic - it blocks pores. You should use something like Grapeseed Oil. The essential oils will penetrate the skin much better if you switch.
Thanks! I've wondered whether that might be the case with coconut oil. Grapeseed oil seems promising and I believe this is the first mention of it - I will look to order some and switch up my routine for next week
@@9to5strength
Babassu Oil
what about olive oil?
@@newt2120It's sure better then Coconut Oil.... The lighter the oil the better. Coconut is one of the heaviest and Grapeseed one of the lightest. Take a bit and rub it in your hands. If it disappears fairly quick your good to go!
@@newt2120 I actually think derma rolling alone is way more important than oils...
i love your videos as someone who has also refused to go down the rogaine route (150$ every 3 months forever is too much of a costly commitment for me to make...plus there are the scary side effects). I'm going to go be doing the micro needling (1mm), peppermint oil / coconut oil mix and the casual scalp massage / inversion method route and see what it does. Something tells me it will help overall. Even if i dont regrow new hair at least I can maintain what I have and maybe improve thickness which should help the overall look I guess. Thanks sooo soo much for your videos. It's rare finding someone who is trying alternative methods instead of going through the generic rogaine, finasteride and then hair plant route lol
Good luck....Wish you succeed in your endeavour.
Does it work ?
@@ashishsingh1411 he ded.
Can you tell your results
Great work! Just an observation, there's a theory that fibrosis i.e scar tissue builds within the scalp tissue making it difficult for new hair to grow as this tissue wedges between the follicles and blood vessels so the follicles can't get any blood to grow again.
Just by looking at your scalp there looks to be a dome shape which suggests fibrosis. People with no hair loss tend to have flat head profiles.
Robert English has done a lot of work around this and scalp massages with wooden tools to aggressively break down fibrosis have had good results. When I say aggressive I mean the wooden tools look like fat hair combes and a lot of pressure is applied to break down the tissue. Could be something worth trying.
Just because all the techniques you're trying are great but they look more like they are helping existing hair. Reducing DHT and encouraging hair flow works mainly for existing hairs. Study's have shown that by just stopping DHT doesn't actually simply make new dormant follicles grow hair again in most men. It requires something to kick start that process and it makes sense that aggressive massages with wooden tools can break down fibrosis to try and make that happen.
Hey can you list examples of wooden things to use
@@adesh1215 anything that replicates pressing, pinching and stretching on the scalp. You could use a couple of wooden hair brushes
but isnt there a risk that if you massage too aggressively your scalp that you might damage your weaker hair follicles to the point that the will not be able to grow back?
@@mirandapillsbury7885 If anything, from the research I've seen, more aggression usually equates to more stimulation and better regrowth results. Remember that these follicles are either super miniaturised or dormant and so a great deal of effort is usually required to kick them back into life.
I am glad you are open to the idea of using low dose oral finasteride. You are right that it is almost as effective while mitigating the risks of side effects. I made a video about it called "what is the optimal dose of finasteride."
Saw palmetto is a 5ar inhibitor but using it would be like trying to fight a wildfire with a water dropper. Mechanistically the theory is sound but in terms of outcome it hasn't been proven effective.
I was in the same boat as you for a while where I was terrified of finasteride and I kept trying these alternative treatments. None of them worked for me and it was only when I went on the FDA approved treatments that I noticed any benefits.
Whatever you choose I hope it works and in case it doesn't I hope you can be comfortable in your identity.
for finastoride what is the fda approved treatment? also how would i take one fifth a pill. How would you even be able to cut it like that? wont it just turn to dust if you cut it that thinly?
@@mirandapillsbury7885 - Some people take finasteride every-other-day. You could cut a 1mg pill in half and take that every other day. True, that would be a quarter daily, and not a fifth. But it would at least be close.
@@WastedPo thank you for explaining. I think I'll do what you suggested of cutting a 1mg pill and taking it 3 times a week. So in totaly I'd be a taking 1.5 mg a week. I think that would be all I need. I really just need microdosing since my balding is still slow-ish and I am in my early thirties so if I can at least just slow it down some more, maybe I can keep much of my hair up until my early 40s...
@@mirandapillsbury7885 - I'm glad I could help. By the way, from your screen name, I assume you're female? If so, maybe it would be best to consult your doctor that you plan on starting finasteride. While sometimes women do take it, I think often they're given spironolactone as an alternative to finasteride. I'm not sure why. I think maybe you're not supposed to get pregnant while on finasteride, whereas there isn't that same conflict with spironolactone.
The derma roll could be causing scarring which would make the hair loss worst also very permanent. You won't physically see the scarring. If your scalp becomes sensitive, then you're probably doing something wrong.
Yeah I read this too, it scars deeper down. This video scared me man, he's over doing it. Bleeding scalp and those oils right after with such a strong dilution.
@@CaraDees what's the right size everyone almost says 1.5mm is the one for hair regrowth
@@farisa1116 Unfortunately I don't know much about micro needles I was talking mostly about the use of badly diluted essential oils. Theres a doctor who talks about all things like this called Dr. Gary Linkov. Pretty sure I saw him talking about micro needles there on his channel too. Go check it out and good luck
@@CaraDees i got peppermint and coconut oil w me castor oil too how would you recommend diluting it or should i just add few drops after s tablespoon of coconut oil and apply
When I first done derma rolling I done it everyday for 2 months or so coz I was stupid.. I definatly lost some kind of volume and hair growth speed.. for example wen I would shave my head bald as it began to grow back i would notice the volume difference compared to the sides quicker than before I was derma rolling, but at the same time I did have hair come back in places it was goin but overall my top part of my head just seemed like it grew slower or had less volume kind of could see the patern of baldness quicker than usual but could tell that overall I had gained hair, to me this proved that derma rolling was definatly working for me but I just over done it, this time around I will derma roll allow my scalp to heal b4 I do it again seems to be just over 2 weeks
I’ve come to find that pinching your skin together on your head and stamping your derma roller instead of rolling it increases results by long shot.
Topical fin or dut. Try this first. Works better then oral, has less sides an if they occures they also go away a way faster
Keep up the good work. I would love to see your results in the next video. I’m currently going through hair loss and considering hair transplant, but i don’t want to.
dermapen works so much better. It's difficult to apply the pressure needed on a roller to penetrate deep enough, and the deeper you go the more the very real possibility of scarring since the "needle" (often not actually a needle) goes in and out at weird angles. Pen you can pre-set to a given length and I find it much easier to psych myself up to penetrate deeper to stimulate the bulb. I noticed a difference very soon after adding the pen. I still use a roller daily for a light topical minoxidil absorption helper, but the pen is where its at.
good to know! I've recently retired the dermaroller as I was struggling with the motivation to inflict such discomfort on myself every few days
You are making a big mistake while taking ashwaganda which increases dht so it causes baldness
Is increases testosterone not DHT
your research + your voice both are perfect ❤
I fill a small spray bottle in a ratio with peppermint oil, lavender oil, rosemary oil, castor oil, argan oil, pumpkin seed oil, jojoba oil, all mixed into coconut oil which is used as a carrier oil. I take one tablet of saw palmetto daily with my breakfast. I dermaroll with a 0.5 dermaroller once per week. I wash my hair alternating with nioxin and caffeine shampoos twice per week. Hair looks to be slowly growing at the rear and crown of my head. No such luck on the temples though.
Thanks for sharing! Someone mentioned Nioxin the other week, prior to that I hadn't heard of it. I was told to switch from coconut oil as a carrier to grapeseed oil as the former is comedogenic (prone to block pores).
Thanks for all the research! I would suggest not cutting your hair. The longer your hair the longer it tells your other hairs to grow. Cutting hair will signal to other hairs to stay short or in rest phase and not grow past the longest hair.
Just grow your hair out and never cut it while still continuing all possible documented methods.
really???
Wait!? What?
I dont see any regrowth whyy although he is so concerned about his routine
In case you haven't already see it, there is a great video from "What I've learned" about the causes of hairloss and potential solution
The anti-Rob English video by that finasteride-junkie, Hair Cafe? Or another video?
I don't see any difference in you before and after photos
Thanks for the video, waiting for your results!!!
Look up Tom Hagerty's scalp exercise. I've been doing this for about 17 years and coming from a family of all bald men, i still have all my hair. With this exercise, i've been doing it for 10 mins a day and this is great at maintaining your hair. If you need to regrow lost hair, 20-30 minutes twice a day. I know it seems like a lot, but once you've mastered the exercise, it's very easy to do. It uses your forehead muscles and the muscles responsible for wiggling your ears. It's very effective and can't speak highly enough of it.
Wow, those are some interesting movements 😀 It is a big time commitment but I will add it to my list and read further into it when I move on to the next experiment, thanks!
Great routine just add topical finestride mixed with minox no side affects at all... it will halt ur hair loss all the other things ur trying to do it for regrowth. It's a losing battle trying to just to things for regrowth and not stop the cause of the balding.
Woah, you are using those essential oils very very strong. I'm surprised you're not burning your skin and damaging it with that strength D: Please take care there are acids in rosemary and peppermint. That's what tingling... its not blood flow D:
Caroline, that is so dumb. Of course the irritation is causing inflammation, which YES, involves increased bloodflow.
I hope you aren't responsible for any children or elderly folk. You should know some basic things about body functions.
@@alphaomega9626 Okay "Alpha" omega. He IS using those too strong. Some scalps might be ok, but there are others out there that can't use it that strong and WILL burn and eventually scar their scalp from oils that strong. So not only is he waisting essential oils that are expensive for some people he's also giving really bad information on how to use them. So instead of calling other people's feedback dumb. Learn some facts before just adding two cents of nonsense. I'm merely stating facts.
@@CaraDees I'm a woman and "Alpha Omega" is a Biblical reference.
I didn't read the rest because I don't respect people who think that they are psychics.
You can check your Jezebel haughtiness, Caroline.
@@alphaomega9626 Jezebel. LOL Some crappy Christian lady you are, picking fights and calling people dumb online. Get back to church and repent. Jesus is watching you.
So minoxidil 5% helped with alopecia hair regrowth but fair warning in my experience and according to research it first gets worse then better.
Wow dude same
I've been using it for 2 months along another sprayer mostal and vitamins, it didn't help at all. My doctor now is switching up the meds and going to inject my scalp with depo-medrol wish me luck.
@@iKhm1 well it did take 1-2years, since mine was not easily recognisable if I grew the rest of my hair out and combed it right, he said it's better to wait than to inject hormones. That's like a last resort. I recommend focusing on sleeping, do some meditation and reduce self negativity and stress as these can be the cause in the first place.
@@kamizwr2082 That is true, the decision was mine though it was the doctor's. Hair fall itself didn't reduce so naturally regrowth won't be noticed if there was any which is probably why he wants to do the injection as fast as possible. My hair loss is at a very rapid pace.
About the stress, that is absolutely true unfortunately due to the nature of the way I live and my studies it's impossible to avoid stress. Thanks for your reply👍
Silica and Barley Grass Tablets did wonders for me
not heard those mentioned before, thanks!
This work even better as support protocol on top of a more aggressive therapy (minoxidi + fin/duta +prp + ...)
If you change loads of things at once you could be doing something that helps and something that hinders and they cancel each other out. Look at hanging upside down for example, the body isn't designed to be upside down, for example NASA studies showed they could age people at 10X the normal rate by declining their bed (head down). If you want to improve ciculation, just use IR light on your head, eat in a way which increases your metabolic rate ( milk, eggs, liver, potatoes, fruit, salt ) and wear a sleeping cap to avoid vasoconstriction in cold temperatures.
Yikes, okay I don't want to age at an increased rate :/ Someone offered me one of the IR light helmets but I was too slow to respond to the email, it seemed like an interesting option. I agree there's maybe too much chopping and changing, I just get a bit restless doing the same thing for 24 weeks when I get all these helpful comments on my videos of new things to try :D Cheers for the tips
also could you plz drop a link to the exact derma roller you have? I'm having a hard time finding one that I can trust is good quality and affordable
I'm not sure about the branding but it's these that I'm using www.amazon.co.uk/Titanium-Microneedle-Wrinkles-Professional-Microneedling/dp/B086JHHKGK/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3BFWDKOOSJMES&keywords=1mm%2Bdermaroller&qid=1662618710&sprefix=1mm%2Bdermaroller%2Caps%2C73&sr=8-5&th=1 I wasn't aware at the time but they have a finite number of uses. Once I got beyond 11th or 12th use I noticed a little more scalp bleeding so had to replace it.
So after you derma roll, then you put the oil in your hair? And do you shampoo before you derma roll or after
Shampoo is before everything, I treat it as a completely separate part of the routine so I quite often shampoo on a Saturday and derma roll on the Sunday. At first I was putting the oil in my hair straight after derma rolling, but waiting 1-2 hours before putting the oils in feels like it's doing more. Most of the time I was leaving the mixture in overnight but more recently I started washing it out after ~30 mins (also saves me having a mildly oily pillow)
Hey Great video,I'm also trying to save whats left of my hair.
I just started my dermaroller routine. For the oils I use rosemary, peppermint essential oils with a carrier oil + I add approx 10 drops of saw palmetto extract + 10 drops stinging nettle extract.
Nice, can I ask what carrier oil you're using? I recently switched from coconut oil to grapeseed oil due to someone's recommendation in the comments
@@9to5strength I use grapeseed oil. Its just the easiest to buy for me. And I've also read online that its healthy and safe to use.
How is it 10 months later?
@@barryw5782 update???
@@barryw5782any updates on your hair improvement after using these natural methods?
After dermarolling I applied 4 drops of pure peppermint oil on my scalp. Was the weirdest burning cold sensation of like inhaling the strongest mint ever, but on my scalp. It has been 15 minutes now and I still have an ice bath in my head. :Dd
Lmao....you don't apply PEO directly. You have to dilute it with any carrier oil
yes absolutely do NOT apply directly to scalp. The burning sensation is not what you're after, I use about 1 tsp of cold pressed grapeseed oil, 3 drops of peppermint oil and 3 drops of rosemary oil, mix it up and THEN apply to scalp
@@NeddMichael haha I found that out the fun way! :D
I now have a mixture of couple percent rosemary and peppermint oil in coconut oil. Only downside is coconut carrier oil has to be heated up for a while to be a liquid. I might change to grapeseed in my next batch.
Hello. Do you feel you've slowed down your hair loss at all doing these methods? Thank you.
I'm very early in my hair loss, still a full head of hair but I'm thinning for sure. Could dermarolling and what you've done in this video be beneficial to me? I don't want to start fin/min. Thanks!
Hey, I can't know for sure but I felt like I was slowing my hair loss. However, in the latest progress picture I could tell I've not stopped or reversed it so I've just started micro-dosing finasteride (0.5g every other day instead of 1mg/day). It's cheaper and supposedly gives 90% of the benefits of a full dose. I will continue taking it until Jan/Feb 2023 and if it's not working then that's me done and I'll just shave it all off
@@9to5strength Well how did it go? I started finasteride lol, 0.5mg daily. It works but I feel worried about taking this drug long term. Might switch to 0.5mg every other day. Would appreciate an update on your experience, thank you!
@@algo2957 hey, I've kept updates on my website 9to5strength.com/hair-growth-self-experiments/ I did 0.5mg every other day with no side effects, but when I switched to 0.25mg daily I got insomnia after the first week. I am giving it one more try in the summer to confirm whether the insomnia was definitely linked to the Fin. I also saw my hair continue to thin, so it may be that taking it every other day wasn't enough.
@9to5strength ah OK. How long did you get insomnia for? Sometimes the side effects can be temporary. I've been on fin 0.5mg daily since November 22nd and I'm doing well now after some initial sides like brain fog. I'm going to try 0.5mg eod as well. I wish I could split my 1mg pill 4 ways so I could do 0.25mg daily but my fin pill is shaped strangely.
@@9to5strength are you using this in conjunction with minox?
Great video!
thank you for testing all these natural treatments. Are you also combination Derma Roller with topical oil and oral pumpkin seed and massaging togheter? How about iRetore lllt treamtent? They have a 1 year refund option. Also can I may ask how old you are and how long you have this hairline? you looks so young. LG
My current routine is:
- Finasteride (1/4 dose, only started this week after Saw Palmetto ran out)
- Weekly use of Nizoral shampoo
- Weekly topical application of peppermint and rosemary oil
- Every 2 weeks using 1mm derma-roller
I'm 35, my hair started going at 24 and initially I was just hoping to not be bald by 30. I took a lot of creatine in my 20's which supposedly accelerates male pattern baldness and it's been relatively slow hair loss since stopping that
@@9to5strength thank you for your replying. I understand, some people say Creatine doenst make anyone bald but in fact it increase the DHT level so I dont understand why people still say Creatine doenst effect hair loss it just increase DHT by 10-30 percent which is a lot in my opinion. Sadly, Creatine is a well supplement for fitness but if I would know I never would use Creatine Do you think Creatine had cause you a lot of hair? . However, im now near 27 and my hair loss is less but I know that you should treat hair loss where it is beginning. So I didnt know that there are really treatments against hair loss. I try minoxidil für 3 months but i noticed some side effects like aging face and other stuff. So I stopped it and I hope my shadding hair is comming back. I try now Garlic shampoo from turkey, I also added some drops of rosmary, peppermint and lavender oil in the sampoo. Also, I use now that exactly scalp massage you use and a derma Pen with 0,6 every two weeks. I have started all now and I may can test it for 6 months to see if there any improvment. If not I will try minoxidil again and I also thinking about the low light laser therapie. I mean my hair is starting now to reducing so I can probably safe my hair which I lost the last 2 years, it is just a little bit. Im excited about thee scalp massage, but you can see improvment of scalp massage after 6 months. Also of derma rolling. I dont know if pumpkin will really helps but it is very health and tasty so I why not to give a try ^^. But I guess you cant recovery hair that you had lost over 5 years ago. Is this hairline you have now the exact hairlone as you was 30 and are you still loosing hair and Woow you really look young. best regards
Hey man, how’s the tattoo removal going? Haven’t seen a new video in awhile.
Hey, it's coming along but it's unlikely to fade completely. I'll be filming and editing this week and it should be uploaded this Saturday, in the mean time I've put some progress pics up in the Community tab on my channel
@@9to5strength hey how long do u wait to put oil on ur hair after dermarolling
Thanks for sharing your journey
Derma roll is pretty good if done correctly. ❤️👍🏻
from all of what you tested, whats the one that worked the best to you? i was told peeprmint oild had a better result that minox
scalp massage certainly increased thickness, so the blood flow component seems important. Nothing has _really_ worked well as I'm still experimenting.
My guy.....why on earth wouldn't you get a hair transplant? They are low cost and 100% effective. They literally implant each follicle as needed. It's permanent and flawless.
You need to take finasteride after getting a transplant which will fuck you up. If you don’t then your hair will get thin
You have no idea what you're talking about😮
you should add rosemary to peppermint oil
Did you try microdosing with finasteride yet?. Thank for making these videos they are really informative.
I am also considering using Fin but, I am not a 100% yet as well on it cause of the side effects. Microdosing will be the way to go if I do.
Yes I did, results are on my website. I'm almost certain microdosing gave me insomnia but I still have the pills so I can try one more time in the summer to be sure 9to5strength.com/hair-growth-self-experiments/
You know, until yesterday I didn't know why I spent almost every night awake and it stressed me out like crazy back in 2015. I never ever knew it was the finesteride until yesterday.
You also mentioned pumpkin seed oil
Can i make in home peppermint essential oil by extract peppermint leaves
uh ur dilution of essential oil (peppermint n rosemary) is very bad idea, as it is very potent, too strong may cause skin irration n even burn ur skin.
people suggest 3% essential oil concentration, so 1 drop of rosemary oil need 33 drops of carrier oil (coconut oil etc..)
Do you drink coffee or caffeine on daily basis?
Nope, no coffee or tea, caffeine only before a big workout which is probably once a fortnight
Good question. I'm wondering if coffee secretly caused my hair loss..
try onion oral & topical
Why not just go to Turkey and get a hair transplant like most people are doing now?
It's not really what I'm trying to achieve here, I'd like to find alternative solutions
@@9to5strength I can understand that but how long will you try those alternative solutions? Only asking because I tried almost everything for years now while others received instant results from hair transplant.
I want to mix Aloe Vera oil with rosemary oil. Using a Dermaroller 1.00mm. how long should i wait to apply the oils ?
At first I was applying it straight after rolling but now I wait about 1-2 hours. I'm still using peppermint oil and I feel more of the tingly sensation (stimulating blood flow) when I have that gap between rolling and application.
Saving lives
Has anybody tried scalp massages + dry brushing
Do we have to wash our scalp everyday to use peppermint oil?
It can be applied 2-3x/week and the two most common methods are washing it out 20 minutes later, or leaving it in overnight, so it's not a daily requirement
Where did you buy the Peppermint oil.
Either eBay or Amazon, the brand is NutraVit (same brand for rosemary oil)
Are you continuing these efforts or not? Give us an update
Hey, yes still going. Writing a more up to date version here 9to5strength.com/hair-growth-self-experiments/
Thanks for the video.
If the folicals are dead, the hair won't grow
also if the brain is dead the hair won't grow.
doesn't coconut oil impede hair growth?
Someone said it was comedogenic, which means it can block pores, so I switched to grapeseed oil, not heard anything about it impeding hair growth (unless blocking pores causes that)
You should try demarolling with grapeseed extract.....
thank you! You're the second person to mention grapeseed and I listened to the first person so I'm currently using it 😃
Hair related question but Can I ask how old you are?
In this video I'd just turned 35
Have you ever looked into saw palmetto ?
Yes! the experiment after this was with Saw Palmetto :-) I was still losing some hair while taking Saw Palmetto so it wasn't enough to completely halt hair loss
Use oil atl atleast daily to see results
I wonder if you ever tried rosemary oil and water?
Is that applied in the same way, twice a week and either leaving it in or washing it out? I've been using rosemary oil and peppermint oil for quite a while now and I feel like they're the best options
@@9to5strength some people also use rosemary water after the shower and they don't rinse it. I just started using rosemary oil last week and i hope it will work for me too
No masturbation ON THE LIST? Why?
Because the list is made of commenter suggestions
The theory is masturbation increases DHT. I haven't looked into it, so that's all i know.
does anyone know where i can buy the minox? also should i look for tablets or topical?
Rosemary oil is a natural alternative to minoxidil, please don’t use minoxidil unless you are willing to use it the rest of your life because the minute you stop all your hair will fall out far worse than before and you’ll never be able to recover it, and if you use it for a prolonged period of time you’ll start experiencing chest pains, look into Rosemary I’m telling you that God didn’t put these plants on this earth for no reason. What comes with Rosemary is dedication and patience, give Rosemary 8-12 months and watch what happens
Mate your video is really informative HOWEVER if I'm going off your personal gains WERE ALL GOOSED cos nothing obviously works
From the study the pepeprmint oil should be in the range of 3%.. if you exceed the concentration it can make things worse
Interesting, I've had someone else say that I should reduce it. At one point I was up to 12 drops in 1 tsp oil but I've dropped down to 6-8 drops now. Might work out exactly how many drops of oil I'm adding and try to get the concentration as close to the research as possible
@@9to5strength yes try it .good luck
Hair is an organ, why is your immune system attacking one of your organs that’s the question. Also have you had a hormone panel done?
No I haven't, what would I be looking out for in particular if I had one done?
@@9to5strength that’s a complex question. U also have to look at gut health being that ur immune system is in your intestines.
Marek health has the best testing protocol for hormones
what's with no masturbation? does it cause hair to fall?
I should write down my replies as people have asked this before. There was a link between frequency of masturbation and DHT levels, but it's a correlation rather than causation. A few people have also talked about "semen retention" which you can look up, it's avoiding masturbation or sex for at least 2 weeks at a time and is supposed to restore your "jing" if I remember correctly
@@9to5strength Thank you so much for answering.
You could do 10% minoxidil
Cna also try Castor oil instead for base.. I heard good for hair growth
Or mixed with coconut cos it's thick
will peppermint and dermarolling work on beard
I think dermarolling should be okay with a smaller needle because dermarolling for faces is a beauty treatment. I'd be hesitant about peppermint because you wouldn't want to accidentally ingest it or get in near your eyes as it's quite intense (even diluted)
@@9to5strength I am using 0.5mm is that ok?
Bro - these people are doing you no good by congratulating you in the comment. Please for the love of god, use a finasteride + minoxidil topical. Whatever you’re doing is not working.
Have you tried Neo Hair lotion 120ml?
No I haven't heard of it. I see Saw Palmetto in the active ingredients which is something I've seen in the research as beneficial for re-growing hair. The product reviews seem mixed but it's an interesting one to read up more on, thank you
your hair looks the same before and after
Try college powder
I don’t see any regrowth whatsoever.
Would you please listen to my sincere advice and stop all that nonsense and stop wasting more time as you did in your trial of scalp massage......just do one thing bring some finasteride tablets and dissolve them in minoxidil and use that topical solution on daily basis along with one weekly session of micro needling...... that's absolutely the ultimate solution for androgenic alopecia.....you better start immediately.
Sir for how long you doing it? And what the right mix
@@letslearnaccounting8308 there are many videos about preparing topical finasteride on youtube and it's very easy procedure.....you have to use it regularly
just do fin already broo
waste of time
nothing new
waste of time dnt torment yrself
spend yr time on more important issues like health careers happiness
more hair on a pork scratching
Ate you serious ??? 80% of your hair follicles are long dead and you are having aggressive male pattern boldness . How the hell do you expect to improve with natural remedies or even chemical substances . At this point even hair transplant isnt possible. Just get over it and embrace yourself as you are or get a hair system .
Just get some minox, keep with the MN, Saw Palmetto, and Nizoral and stop the rest. If it's still not working, crush Finasteride into the minox. You can thank us later. Pretty sure that greasy mess, and turning upside down are pseudo-scientific wastes of time.
Totally rubbish
Just shave your head dude. Men go bald
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RU58841, 15% Minoxidil & finasteride works well for me.
are you applying finasteride to the scalp?