QuoteReplyTopic: Balding rapidly Posted: July 26 2005 at 3:20am
Good morning / evening
My name is kal and i just wanted to say hi and share my balding experience as well maybe someone knows how to advise me as to what my next step is.
ive been losing my hair for 3 yrs now and i dont understand why. My dad is not bold my uncles have lots alot of their hair but arent completely bold. I live in a very hot and humid region could it be the heat? i have noticed that my scalp is very oily and so i bought the T Gel shampoo to try and remove the excess oil and see if my hair starts growing back but so far no luck. I have tried revivogen, nisim, and i have bought the hairboutique products but i still dont think its gonna work. So i need advise please anyone i dont want to lose my hair and i wont allow myself to lose it but its going :) so any advise would be greatly appreciated. Im 27 and im medium built.
I believe it's your mother's brothers you have to look at to see if you
are likely to get the genes for it (if these are the uncles you are
referring to). I can't help you with products, but I have heard
that massaging your scalp daily can do wonders for helping to keep what
you have. I have no experience with male pattern baldnesss, so I
don't know how helpful it would be, but it couldn't hurt to try.
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Most people don't use jojoba on the scalp...it is used more for oiling
longer hair from the ears down - though I have heard at least one
person say they used it on the scalp and liked the results, most don't
and find it too oily. I've never heard of adding oils to the
scalp helping with hair loss, the best thing people talk about is the
massage.
To improve the scalp's condition, many of us here dilute our shampoo
with water 50/50 or more - make in a new bottle, a little at a time so
it keeps, and roll the bottle to mix it, don't shake. (This helps
reduce the scalp's dryness/flakiness by avoiding overcleaning from
overconcentrated shampoo, and at the same time reduces the scalp's
over-oilyness because the scalp adjusts to not being "overcleaned" and
stops producing as much oil).
As far as anything else you can add to the scalp to help, like I said,
I'm not familiar with revivigen and those other things - you may find
more answers to this question on the Hair Loss area of this
forum.
Making metal barettes/concord clips hair safe, long hair style how to: http://alonghair.wordpress.com
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