Thinning Hair problem

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Goodhealth said:
I started to experience massive hair loss about 17yrs ago when I was 24yrs old.

I was on minoxidil initially and it helped. Once I stopped, everything was back to square one.

I have been to Yunnam ... Tried numerous hair tonic, different types of shampoo, supplement for hair etc, for the past 17yrs and none of it effectively helped me.

Recently my friend recommended me a supplement....and showed me his photographs....but I was told a bottle costs >$5xx and I should get a few bottles to see its effectiveness....I googled on it.... And finally decided to go for its core ingredient only (the one he recommended has other vitamins) and bought this dietary supplement (not even mentioned for Hair!) from pharmacy that costs less than $100.

After 1 week of taking it, I saw many fine hair....and after 4 weeks of taking it, I noticed some fine hair thickening. Today which is almost 5 weeks, I see significant thicker hair. For the first time after 17yrs, I see hope. I hope in one or two months time, I could share with you guys this wonderful supplement.......wish me good luck!
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All words without a photo....all advertising gimmick failed in this thread:s13:
 
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ComPuiTer said:
All words without a photo....all advertising gimmick failed in this thread:s13:
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I fully understand where you are coming from. However, I have nothing to sell. Perhaps when I manage to get solid results, I may approach the manufacturer and to help them sell. Even till then, my immediate friends, collleagues and family members will easily be my customers. Getting sales from forum is indeed much more difficult, if not bound to fail.

My sharing is meant for those who are approached by friends to try very expensive supplement, to consider them carefully. Many are marketing and packagin stuff that are selling at very high cost. Another point to note.... there is HOPE even for someone with 17yrs of "suffering".
 
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used to post here http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/e...ctive-anti-hair-loss-supplements-3431972.html .

It's been a year since i got hair fall problem and yet i still having it :D just be optimistic so far, but it ain't help me, will need to read from very first of the page till here to see any other good feedback.

I got oily hair typed, currently using Avelon shampoo and tonic. although it help by keep my hair dry, but once i stop my hair oily back.

Check with Beijing 101, one of the reason that caused my hair fall is oily scalp.

Bought from groupon for hair care analysis, going to see a derma doctor this sunday.
 
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Hi all, I am 27 this year. And my hair dresser started to tell me that there that I have oily hair that may lead to hair loss for the first time. The second time, another hair dresser told me that I have balding at the crown. I cannot really notice it from the mirror but I can feel that the hair is thinner slightly below the crown. However, I feel that this has always been the case since I was young. After a shower when my hair is wet I can see a bit of scalp at the mentioned area, not sure if it has been like this since young though.

Should I go for any treatment? And be worried? Thanks
 
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Been using Pregaine frequent usage shampoo for almost a month, my hair/scalp definitely not oily after a night's sleep or even a few hours anymore.

See a few baby strands along the crown, but not really visible so i wont call it a 'regrowth', but yes, it does help to cure the oily scalp problem.

I saw watson's/guardian selling 2 bottles for 30 or 36 if im not wrong.
 
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Hi, first of all, im same age as u, I always had thin hair since young, and my hairdresser has told me about the problem like ur having since a year ago.

I would say having thin hair is not an excuse for having less hair now. I've been losing hair on both my front sides as well as on top of my head. (imagine being able to style armani hair just a year ago, but now when you use wax/gel to comb your hair up, you can see one patch of bald scalp above your forehead instead) thats how bad my condition is in 1 year.

I've used Pregaine for about a month, and it helps to solve the oily hair/scalp problem that other shampoos off the shelf couldnt. Hope if it helps if you're only affected by oily scalp.

If you think yours is a mild condition, you can get Toppik hair powder.. just pour a bit of the powder on your thinning area and you can go out with a normal head of hair, doesnt seem obvious.



ChewAhSoon said:
Hi all, I am 27 this year. And my hair dresser started to tell me that there that I have oily hair that may lead to hair loss for the first time. The second time, another hair dresser told me that I have balding at the crown. I cannot really notice it from the mirror but I can feel that the hair is thinner slightly below the crown. However, I feel that this has always been the case since I was young. After a shower when my hair is wet I can see a bit of scalp at the mentioned area, not sure if it has been like this since young though.

Should I go for any treatment? And be worried? Thanks
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growing hair is one thing, but stopping hair from falling is also another thing.

how to prevent hair from falling?
 
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any side effects for pregaine? Is it too strong? Cause I have very fine hair and oily scalp...usually shampoo twice a day..not sure if pregaine is too strong for it..
 
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