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I shaved my head a couple days ago. I don't have a bad shaped head but I don't like the look either. The lowest I would prefer to go is a #2. I ddin't look too bad at that length. I even just shaved off the top to see what it would look like and it isn't the worst thing in the world. I could handle it. In comparison, Fredthebelgian, you looked really good with no hair. Can't wait to see your results.
Well I was all ready to take finasteride and rogaine but then some **** happened. Fred convinced me I have gyno and should stay clear of antiandrogens (finasteride and keto). Then when I tried applying rogaine foam onto my freshly shaven head It burned my scalp where it came into contact with my skin! I now have this unsightly itchy redness over the top of my head. The hair doesn't want to regrow where it is red, and I have small boil like markings from it. Ugh.
The question then becomes, was the rogaine always doing this to my head, and I just couldn't see it before? Or was the shaven skin irritated and had a bad reaction being exposed to min? I think my head might have always been getting some degree of redness, or my body has built up some kind of immunity as I've been off the stuff for a week. Besides all of that I'm not sure I like the way I feel on minoxidil. Dizzy, faster heart beat, tired. Plus I'm not sure I would want to go back on finasteride even if I didn't have the risk of gyno (wearker erections, less sex drive). So that leaves me with only one option. Slowly watch myself go bald without being able to do anything about it. I could waste my money on LLLT therapy but why bother? I hate the fact I'm losing my hair, and probably won't ever get used to my bald image, but what choice do I have. I can't take these other things. There is nothing left...
If any of you have ever had this redness boil thing happen to you please let me know if there is a remedy if you have one. I can't find anything on this and it sucks a lot. I should have waited a couple days before trying to apply the minxodil but I'm not sure it would have resulted in anything better.
I sure as hell won't go sly, I'm too pale. I get too many looks of sympathy from old women that think I'm a cancer recovery patient. Then from the young women I get their attention, but it's not a great face. These are my thoughts.
Well I was all ready to take finasteride and rogaine but then some **** happened. Fred convinced me I have gyno and should stay clear of antiandrogens (finasteride and keto). Then when I tried applying rogaine foam onto my freshly shaven head It burned my scalp where it came into contact with my skin! I now have this unsightly itchy redness over the top of my head. The hair doesn't want to regrow where it is red, and I have small boil like markings from it. Ugh.
The question then becomes, was the rogaine always doing this to my head, and I just couldn't see it before? Or was the shaven skin irritated and had a bad reaction being exposed to min? I think my head might have always been getting some degree of redness, or my body has built up some kind of immunity as I've been off the stuff for a week. Besides all of that I'm not sure I like the way I feel on minoxidil. Dizzy, faster heart beat, tired. Plus I'm not sure I would want to go back on finasteride even if I didn't have the risk of gyno (wearker erections, less sex drive). So that leaves me with only one option. Slowly watch myself go bald without being able to do anything about it. I could waste my money on LLLT therapy but why bother? I hate the fact I'm losing my hair, and probably won't ever get used to my bald image, but what choice do I have. I can't take these other things. There is nothing left...
If any of you have ever had this redness boil thing happen to you please let me know if there is a remedy if you have one. I can't find anything on this and it sucks a lot. I should have waited a couple days before trying to apply the minxodil but I'm not sure it would have resulted in anything better.
I sure as hell won't go sly, I'm too pale. I get too many looks of sympathy from old women that think I'm a cancer recovery patient. Then from the young women I get their attention, but it's not a great face. These are my thoughts.