>To tell you about shading first...
>I spread it from the war against hair loss
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>What is shading and why does it occur?
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>Shading is undoubtedly one of the most embarrassing and frequently asked questions by hair loss people. Why does more hair loss occur when you use a product that grows your hair? To solve this question, you must first understand how hair grows.
>The hair growth cycle consists of three cycles: growth phase, regression phase, and resting phase
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>Growth Period: This is a period of growth that lasts 2-8 years. During the growth phase, the growth cells rapidly divide and push the hair follicles out through the hair hole, producing a parental axis that becomes keratinized. At the same time, hair follicles grow to the deep part of the dermis to obtain nutrients.
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>Degenerative period: After the growth period, it is approximately 2-4 weeks of regression or temporary period. This is a part of the regeneration process, where hair follicles naturally decompose and hair growth does not stop or fall out. During the regression phase, the follicles contract to about one-sixth of their normal size. The low area is destroyed, the dermal procession disappears, the hair roots are separated from the blood supply, and the hair axis is virtually pushed up.
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>Rest period: Hair follicles enter a rest period for about 2-4 months. During this time, hair still stops growing and adheres to hair follicles. Approximately 10-15% of hair is at this time.
>After resting, the cycle is completed and the hair enters the growth phase again. It is a time when a new hair axis is formed and old hair is pushed out and pulled out. So when you start using products like Rogaine and Propecia, you stimulate your hair follicles to help your hair grow. Many hair follicles in resting stage go to the growing stage frequently.
>When hair follicles grow new hair, first remove the old hair that is still attached to the hair follicle. When this happens in many hair follicles at the same time, you will see a large amount of hair fall out. This is the cause of shading. So instead of gradually losing your hair at different times, it all falls out at once, giving you the impression that you've lost a larger amount of hair.
>It is true that such hair stops growing and falls out. So shading means that you adapt very well to treatment and it's a positive sign. In fact, people who respond very well to the treatment experience an ironic phenomenon in which most of the hair is lost in the early stages. This often causes people to lose interest when they have to keep their treatment programs going.
>Shading should not continue for more than 4-6 weeks and usually occurs about 6 weeks within the treatment period. If a large amount of hair is lost after two months, professional consultation is required and it may not be shading. Shading can be experienced again in a timely manner when a large amount of hair goes from the growth cycle to the resting period at the same time. It's for a while and then it's written down. However, state that losing 50-100 hairs daily in a normal hair growth cycle is a normal phenomenon. Therefore, shading is a normal phenomenon and a good sign in the future.
>However, if you experience erythema, severe itching, or inflammation on your scalp, please consult a specialist.
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>* Translator's note: The above is about general shading, and the phenomenon that occurs can vary a lot from person to person, so please consult a specialist for your exact symptoms.
>원문 :
http://hairlosshelp.com/html/shedding.cfm
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>About Levi-Bogen...
>Shampoo is a detergent, so it's hard to expect a big effect.
>Shampoo contains effective ingredientsEven if you touch it, you cannot penetrate the scalp and penetrate the hair follicles to promote hair growth or prevent hair loss.
>Surfactants in shampoo are water-soluble, sticking to other molecules and dissolving them in water, so surfactants in shampoo greatly reduce absorption of any drug.
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>As for tonics...
>What ingredients do tonics have? And how do you effectively penetrate hair follicles? How do you prevent hair loss? is very important.
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>As for the type of tonic
>The first DHT inhibitor (a treatment that inhibits the binding of 5 alpha reductase and testosterone) includes Revivogen, Crinagen, Progesterone Cream, and Xandrox.
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>Secondly, as a growth promoter (It may sound ineffective as a treatment that artificially promotes hair growth without removing the underlying cause of hair loss, but growth promoter is actually a very successful way to change the bald spot) 미녹시딜, Revivogen, Tricomin, Folligen, Proxiphen, Nano Shampoo, Retin-A
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>Thirdly, SOD's, known as -Super Oxide Dismutase, is a treatment that manipulates the immune response that occurs as a result of excessive DHT in hair follicles. When cells respond to foreign substances, they release Super Oxide that helps defend the body against invading viruses, cells, and foreign tissue. SOD's reduces this Superoxide and reduces the human body's intention to reject hair follicles. This is another proven hair loss treatment seen from a different angle. SOD's is also a complex treatment that serves as an anti-inflammatory as well as a growth promoter.-Trichomin, Followen, Proxiphen, etc
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> Fourthly, as an anti-inflammatory, it is a treatment that treats inflammation, itching, and erythema of the scalp as a result of human immune response. However, incorrect use can result in accelerating hair loss. - Nizoral, T-Gel, Betadine, Tricomin, Folligen, Proxiphen있으며
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>Fifthly, as an antiandrogen-the purpose of antiandrogen therapy is to prevent binding of DHT and androgen receptors.-
> Spilonolactone, Proxipjen, Nizoral, Revivogen, Crinogen것들이 있습니다.
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>Livibogen is mainly classified as a dht inhibitor and has a relatively good user rating.
>From my personal point of view, I think products that suppress dht are effective in treating hair loss.
>Of course, I've been using Levi-Bogen even before it was officially imported into Korea.
>>I'm 33 years old, and I think I'm an m-shaped hair loss type
>>I've been taking Propecia since 2 years ago at the dermatology department
>>Two years ago or now, I heard that my forehead is only a little wide in the m-shape
>>But not too long ago, I thought the front part was losing more, so I used a tonic called Levi-Bogen and shampoo
>>I'm going to write it Is there any side effects? What's the so-called "locking"
>>Teach me Please let me know if it's okay to use either tonic or chamfeu or rebiobogen anyway
>>Thank you (I've searched all the information). I'm worried about all the reports, so I'm asking masters
>>I'm not trying to live easily without trying, so don't be offended.)
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>I've tried it, but it couldn't be recovered after the locking phenomenon.. I don't really want to recommend it..
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