Recent content by RadioRaheem

The best way to use is to apply Rogaine Foam first, let it dry, and then apply the S5 Cream. Now if you try the reversal, S5 Cream first, and then the foam afterwards -- it will create a noticeable smell.

Whats up man. I haven't been around here in a long while either. So anyway, I've had success with my regimen of Rogaine Foam and Topical spironolactone 5% cream. I had added Revivogen for a few months but stopped. I'm going to try to add that back in to strengthen my regimen and see how it helps. My...

It's not true, as my temples/hairline had been receding for the past few years. Last summer and late last year it finally reduced to a level that was pretty bad. But since I hopped on my current regimen around Jan/Feb, my temples/hairline have filled back in. It hasn't completely re-filled, but...

I forget where I read this, maybe at the Revivogen website, but it mentioned applying other topicals at least 3 hours afterwards, so as to not interfere with the ingredients in Revivogen. I'm not sure if this applies to spironolactone too. When I read that, I think it was more for minoxidil. Secondly, Whole...

Re: Re: Topical spironolactone works whether you have diffuse thinning or any other sort of male pattern baldness. I only stated that it's more suited for the hairline/temples due to convenience. While one can certainly use Topical spironolactone cream for diffuse thinning -- it's just an inconvenient endeavor applying so much...

I wish I could really confirm the effectiveness of Revivogen, but I can't at the moment. Problem is, my regimen consists of spironolactone 5% Cream, Rogaine Foam, Nizoral 2%, and in June I added Revivogen. I had already been experiencing success with my regimen before adding Revivogen in June, so it's...

I purchased my first spironolactone Cream jar from Whole Sale, and it worked out fine. They sell spironolactone the cheapest. The only downside to their version is that it can sometimes leave a bit of white residue on wherever you apply it to (if you have dark colored hair). And although the spironolactone does have a...

Interesting information you provided, in regards to Revivogen. I just added Revivogen back in June, so it's good to hear that it's working for you.

Genhair.com and Wholesalehairproducts.com...

Yes. Eucapil and Apply Poly are topicals. Eucapil is more for inhibition of DHT, while Apple Poly is more for regrowing hair (but supposedly inhibits DHT too). Both are more on the expensive side.

1) Just use a small thin film and rub into the scalp. Thats it. I don't know what else to say though if you are applying spironolactone to your entire scalp. 2) See above. 3) My first jar lasted me like almost 5-6 months. But I'm only applying to the hairline/temples. 5) Nope. The only thing I...

Genhair S5 Cream (spironolactone 5% Cream), one jar, $25 Rogaine Foam, $28 (3 cans) Nizoral 2%, $11, one bottle Revivogen, free/donated, one bottle I have to restock soon on the spironolactone though, which will cost me $90 since Genhair only sells a 3-jar supply. But that should last me like 12 months since one...

I like the smell too.

That's most likely from using oral spironolactone, since that's systematic as it goes into your blood.

Re: Wholesalehairproducts.com sells it the cheapest, at about $20-somethin bucks per jar. But Genhair.com's version, which is arguably a better version, is priced at $30 per jar, but they only sell a 3-jar supply (which is priced at $90). If you would like to apply spironolactone to more than just your...