Hello, I'm posting because I keep getting shampoos babies, so I can help you a little bit.
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I've been using Propecia since she first came out of the United States, so hair loss started when she was 22, but she's almost normal at 30 now.
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I think I've had Professionalsia for about three years (I'm still eating it). I knew someone at a university hospital in the United States, so I could keep buying it and eating it.
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But the problem is that the hair loss has stopped, but the hair is weak, curly, thin, and tangled.
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So, after thinking about it, I bought nioxin and used it, and according to the company's manual, it is effective to use it for at least 2-3 months.
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However, maybe because of the Propecia effect, my hair became much darker and thicker four days after using shampoo. (If you look at my short side hair, you can tell for sure.)
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However, the nioxin shampoo became too strong and my scalp became too dry, so I stopped using it due to frequent dry dermatitis. Two to three months after I stopped using it, my hair became thinner again.
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So these days, I got Nano shampoo and am using it.
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It's only been a week since I used it, but the short hair on the side is already black and thick.
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Of course, the instructions say that the company must continue to use it for at least three months to see these results.
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I think all of these results came from Professionalsia's main action and shampoo's auxiliary action.
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And I don't know if it's because of the effect of Propsia, but five years ago, I had seborrheic skin, and when I looked at my scalp condition through a scalp examination machine at a hair salon, it was very clean.
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Let me explain a little bit about shampoo.
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First, we have Nano shampoo.
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This shampoo is currently in the best position as an anti-hair shampoo.
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This is also recognized by the baldness website regrowth.
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The color of shampoo is a little green and blue, and its main ingredient is natural minoxidil.
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Shampoo with a very small amount on your hand, and rinse with water after 1-2 minutes.
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The shampoo is quite mild.
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The price is 39.95 dollars, and the delivery fee is about 15 dollars.
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Second, we have the Nioxin shampoo.
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There are 3-4 types of nioxin shampoos.
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1. Cleaner (a.k.a. shampoo)
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2. scalpy therapy (meaning scalp treatment, conditioning)
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3. conditioner
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4. Booster (a hair growth promoter such as minoxidil)
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But as a result of using it, I don't think you need to buy all four.
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You can buy and use No. 1 and 2. In particular, the second scalpy therapy seems to be quite effective.
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And you can use minoxidil instead of number 4. Of course, the American company that makes nioxin told me to never use it with minoxidil, just in case there are side effects. But it's all a lie, it's a ploy to sell their booster.
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And the main ingredients of this product are menthol (aka menthol, mint), niacin, and so on. Menthol is said to cool down your hair and promote the flow of scalp blood.
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But the downside is that shampoo is a little strong. Therefore, when I see users around me, there are some people who have allergic reactions. My face is a little swollen, and I get a red dot on my body. - a.k.a. Allergies
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Sometimes it causes dry dermatitis on the scalp.
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According to the shampoo ranking from growth, 1.Nano 2.Tricomin 3.Nioxin
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But I haven't used Trickomin shampoo yet, and I'm currently using Nano shampoo.
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I think using Nano, Trichomin, and Nioxin shampoos that suit your taste will also help prevent hair loss.
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And I think if you're a hair care person, you know that at least Propecia and Minoxidil are basic.
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It doesn't make sense to expect any effect by not using this and just using shampoo.
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**** I think it's possible to ask if I can share the various types of shampoo you asked. If you look at the handwriting of "real experts" in foreign countries, they use it so much.
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They usually use about 10 products a day just for preventing hair loss. They use a lot of shampoo in the morning, some medicine in the evening, and so on. ****
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They seem to be using their bodies as the subject of a moromoto-like experiment with the sponsorship of the manufacturer.
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