Im turning into the Wolf man
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Dashtoronto
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um .....isn't this thread concrete proof that the stuff works? That having thickening follicles is better than having none at all.
whats your regiment, guys?
whats your regiment, guys?
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I'm also seeing some wolfman side effects from liquid minoxidil. 
unk: This morning I noticed that my eyebrows now extend all the way to my side-hairline.
I guess it drips down there sometimes, and I don't wash it off.
I'm not even going to pluck them; I'll keep it as reminder that this stuff works and to keep motivated.
It's pretty crazy, and I'm not even a hairy guy; can't even grow more than a strand or 2 of chest hair(28yrs old).
If only it would start sprouting hairs on my temples.
unk: This morning I noticed that my eyebrows now extend all the way to my side-hairline. I guess it drips down there sometimes, and I don't wash it off.
I'm not even going to pluck them; I'll keep it as reminder that this stuff works and to keep motivated.
It's pretty crazy, and I'm not even a hairy guy; can't even grow more than a strand or 2 of chest hair(28yrs old).
If only it would start sprouting hairs on my temples.
The body hair growth that people sometimes get on topical minoxidil is generally thought to be due to systemic absorbtion of a few percent of topically-applied minoxidil.
Other mechanisms are also possible. E.g., some minoxidil gets on the rest of your body when you take a shower. Its absorbtion gets enhanced because the skin is water-soaked ("hydrated") . It is even possible that enhancing growth of head hair somehow enhances growth of hair elsewhere.
Peter H. Proctor, PhD, MD
Other mechanisms are also possible. E.g., some minoxidil gets on the rest of your body when you take a shower. Its absorbtion gets enhanced because the skin is water-soaked ("hydrated") . It is even possible that enhancing growth of head hair somehow enhances growth of hair elsewhere.
Peter H. Proctor, PhD, MD