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[Afro_Vacancy]

Supermodel-looking 9/10 girls = most girls.

I never got the feeling that people find baldness gross.

Pathetic? Ugly? Sure, but gross/disgusting? The people who say this sh*t probably do it fof the sakes of feeling superior and emphase.

"OMG eeew so gross, a head without hair! Disgusting!" Yeah right sweetie, I'm not buying it.

I think that's likely. There's a whole lot of posturing out there, of people who pretend to deserve to have high standards, as if they're royalty.

But given that baldness is one of the things they pick on? Does that make it better?

 

[buckthorn]

When I saw that I was thinning and that my hairline was morphing into an island my reaction was "oh sh*t, not this too."

I understood that it would set me further back. I'm fortunate that I have a decent response to minoxidil and RU.

RU is working for you? over a year I just found my hair line rapidly disinegrate. I am off it now, but f*** there is barely any hair left in my entire front. I never had that issue before, not even with finasteride. The front stayed semi descent. I also had inflammation in the front after a few months on it. a pressure. Like someone was pushing on my scalp with the palm of their hand.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

RU is working for you? over a year I just found my hair line rapidly disinegrate. I am off it now, but f*** there is barely any hair left in my entire front. I never had that issue before, not even with finasteride. The front stayed semi descent. I also had inflammation in the front after a few months on it. a pressure. Like someone was pushing on my scalp with the palm of their hand.

I started RU and minoxidil at the same time, overall I've had modest improvement. The two of them together are helping.

 

[hairblues]

Supermodel-looking 9/10 girls = most girls.

I never got the feeling that people find baldness gross.

Pathetic? Ugly? Sure, but gross/disgusting? The people who say this sh*t probably do it fof the sakes of feeling superior and emphase. They don't actually believe it themselves.

You know about what this makes think (point godwin incoming)? The legit disgust the nazis ended up feeling against the jews, after years of propaganda.

"OMG eeew so gross, a head without hair! Disgusting!" Yeah right sweetie, I'm not buying it.

I think its subconscious for a lot of people...especially teen women and young women the ones that are even nice it may just be off putting to them and they don't realize it.

Of course exceptions when I was young my 24 year old BF had hair issues but again great face and body and he could carry it.
BUT I remember my best friend would say things tome sometimes..Luckily I grew up with her and I knew her ways she was kind of jealous person so she would find things about guys I was with to pick apart--some girls do this when they are actually jealous. so I ignored her but of course it pokes your pride like she's got something negative to say about my guy--when you are young your mind works this way a bit if you dont talk to yourself to counter it..You do grow out of it I think.

 

[RegenWaiting]

I started RU and minoxidil at the same time, overall I've had modest improvement. The two of them together are helping.

Have you ever been on monotherapy to either RU or minoxidil before, so that you could have a decent guess as to which one you would assign the response or reason of improvement to?

For how long have you been applying?

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

Have you ever been on monotherapy to either RU or minoxidil before, so that you could have a decent guess as to which one you would assign the response or reason of improvement to?

For how long have you been applying?

I have not. That would have been a good idea but I felt like I had no time to lose, which was correct. I also wanted to move forward.

My thread is here:
https://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/intera...ox-minoxidil-ru-oral-castor-other-oils.99202/
Starting pictures on page 1, recent pictures on page five, you can see modest regrowth. I've been on treatments for sixteen months or so.

Money is an issue in my life right now due to uncertainty. I have money for a transplant but I'm not spending it now, my only major cosmetic expenditure is invisalign for the time being.

I am enthusiastic about replicel and brotzu. If they can get me a bit more thickening, and lower my hairline by a cm or two, I'll be ecstatic.

 

[RegenWaiting]

I have not. That would have been a good idea but I felt like I had no time to lose, which was correct. I also wanted to move forward.

My thread is here:
https://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/intera...ox-minoxidil-ru-oral-castor-other-oils.99202/
Starting pictures on page 1, recent pictures on page five, you can see modest regrowth. I've been on treatments for sixteen months or so.

Money is an issue in my life right now due to uncertainty. I have money for a transplant but I'm not spending it now, my only major cosmetic expenditure is invisalign for the time being.

I am enthusiastic about replicel and brotzu. If they can get me a bit more thickening, and lower my hairline by a cm or two, I'll be ecstatic.

Yea, those are modest results. Nothing spectacular, but defo reinforcment of existing and maybe some regrowth imo.

I understand that, and it seems like a good strategy for you atm. Fortunately money isn't an issue for me, but my hair is literally making me hesitant and doubtful of my strategy.
The thing is, I see that I'll loose all of my hair on top in NW5-6 pattern pretty quickly, so I hopped on ''signature regimen''. However, I don't know how I feel about that, like, I'd maybe rather loose all of it in a ''come on already''-modus, so that I can pay Erdogan a visit with good conscience or ''please hair, don't leave me before Shiseido lauches'', so that the time in between is worth wainting for because the end result is potentially so much better/more naturally looking. Ah...but then again; I tell myself, I have to do what I can...or else I might have regrets. Sometimes it's just easier to be ignorant it seems xD

So, I'm also enthusiastic about Shiseido the most, because that would probably be a permanent/semi permament maintanance option, and filling in the rest or as much as donor allows would be my choice afterwards...or even maybe just before (if I knew I could safely and predictably book a procedure in Japan).

EDIT: I will soon post a thread containing my results with RU+minoxidil. Also I think it's possible to make a thread(the mod) with easy guidelines as to how to take pics (like placing your phone on the window frame hanging just a little outside with camera, with the person sitting on *** just below, with back to wall) in orderly fashion, and send those to mod so that results(with specs of treatment - frequence, potency) can posted in first post. This way we could have a mini datebase of RU results(+ minoxidil?).

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

Yea, those are modest results. Nothing spectacular, but defo reinforcment of existing and maybe some regrowth imo.

I understand that, and it seems like a good strategy for you atm. Fortunately money isn't an issue for me, but my hair is literally making me hesitant and doubtful of my strategy.
The thing is, I see that I'll loose all of my hair on top in NW5-6 pattern pretty quickly, so I hopped on ''signature regimen''. However, I don't know how I feel about that, like, I'd maybe rather loose all of it in a ''come on already''-modus, so that I can pay Erdogan a visit with good conscience or ''please hair, don't leave me before Shiseido lauches'', so that the time in between is worth wainting for because the end result is potentially so much better/more naturally looking. Ah...but then again; I tell myself, I have to do what I can...or else I might have regrets. Sometimes it's just easier to be ignorant it seems xD

So, I'm also enthusiastic about Shiseido the most, because that would probably be a permanent/semi permament maintanance option, and filling in the rest or as much as donor allows would be my choice afterwards...or even maybe just before (if I knew I could safely and predictably book a procedure in Japan).

Our regimens are very similar, yours is mildly better because of the saw palmetto. How is it working out for you?

I was thinking of adding sulphorophane, wassabi, and dermarolling but I'm too busy.

 

[RegenWaiting]

Our regimens are very similar, yours is mildly better because of the saw palmetto. How is it working out for you?

I was thinking of adding sulphorophane, wassabi, and dermarolling but I'm too busy.

Yes, I noticed too. Mine is heavily influenced by ''do not take a step back while you try to take a step forward''-mentality, because of the risks of sides many medications carry with them. So I cherry pick treatments I deem ''worth it''. Are you of the same thinking?

I don't know if mine is stronger though, because of SP. You have some ingredients that I don't. I've been on SPfor 16 months now, and I have lost ''little ground'' mainly in vertex area. Some studies of it do exists and are positive, but I haven't maintained on it and Nizoral (both 16 months). As for the rest, it's been to short a time for me to make a decent conclusion (5 weeks for RU+minoxidil).

Of those extra potential angles that you listed, dermarolling is the only I have tried and probably would try. One really needs to be disciplined for that one as it's not practical by any means. I did it for 6 months with certain results in the first 3, but lost what I gained soon after.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

Yes, I noticed too. Mine is heavily influenced by ''do not take a step back while you try to take a step forward''-mentality, because of the risks of sides many medications carry with them. So I cherry pick treatments I deem ''worth it''. Are you of the same thinking?

I don't know if mine is stronger though, because of SP. You have some ingredients that I don't. I've been on SPfor 16 months now, and I have lost ''little ground'' mainly in vertex area. Some studies of it do exists and are positive, but I haven't maintained on it and Nizoral (both 16 months).

Of those extra potential angles that you listed, dermarolling is the only I have tried and probably would try. One really needs to be disciplined for that one as it's not practical by any means. I did it for 6 months with certain results in the first 3, but lost what I gained soon after.

I have to update my signature to say stemoxydyine rather than alfatradiol.
Sulphorophane would be to upregulate the vitamin D receptor, apparently it's also good to lower blood sugar.
Wassabi has been evaluated as a growth stimulant, but I don't know how to set it up in an easy manner.

Dermarolling does sound like work. I stopped laser comb a while back because it was too much work. Also, it was dumb.

How old are you?

And yes, our thinking seems similar, in general

 

[RegenWaiting]

I have to update my signature to say stemoxydyine rather than alfatradiol.
Sulphorophane would be to upregulate the vitamin D receptor, apparently it's also good to lower blood sugar.
Wassabi has been evaluated as a growth stimulant, but I don't know how to set it up in an easy manner.

Dermarolling does sound like work. I stopped laser comb a while back because it was too much work. Also, it was dumb.

How old are you?

And yes, our thinking seems similar, in general

Yea, the practical angle of it goes again.

To upregulate the Vit D rec I regularly eat certain vegtables (most prominent would be broccoli and cabbage). The (older) population in the south-west Balkans (Croatia, Italy even) have a long tradition of treating cabbage (sour cabbage) in the winter time beacause they noticed this had a positive effect on health and mood. So the blood sugar effect wouldn't surprise me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sour_cabbage
(see the ''nutritional value'')

What can I say about dermarolling that hasn't already been said...I mean; very few have reported (let alone documented) significant regrowth. To do this yourself requires a lot of guesswork and settling in lack of accuracy...something I'm not a fan of.

I'm around the same age as yourself. Old enough to remember the 90'

 

[Xander94]

I understand the guy. How many lives of men were ruined by women ?

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

Yea, the practical angle of it goes again.

To upregulate the Vit D rec I regularly eat certain vegtables (most prominent would be broccoli and cabbage). The (older) population in the south-west Balkans (Croatia, Italy even) have a long tradition of treating cabbage (sour cabbage) in the winter time beacause they noticed this had a positive effect on health and mood. So the blood sugar effect wouldn't surprise me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sour_cabbage
(see the ''nutritional value'')

What can I say about dermarolling that hasn't already been said...I mean; very few have reported (let alone documented) significant regrowth. To do this yourself requires a lot of guesswork and settling in lack of accuracy...something I'm not a fan of.

I'm around the same age as yourself. Old enough to remember the 90'

Do you remember when clothing from The Gap was cool? What about Abercrombie and Fitch?



I think that sauerkraut is standard English by the way. I really need to be more consistent, I didn't realize that it was high in sulphorophane.

 

[RegenWaiting]

Do you remember when clothing from The Gap was cool? What about Abercrombie and Fitch?



I think that sauerkraut is standard English by the way. I really need to be more consistent, I didn't realize that it was high in sulphorophane.

I remember seeing it on TV. Didn't have access to such things at that time. I do remember bigger and more international things though like the legendary movie year of 94' with Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction, Shawshank Redemption all competing for Oscars

Oh, so the English do eat vegtables after all? Damn. Kidding aside...think it stems from the east (China probably) brought by the Romans or something. Who knows...

Yea, it will most probably pay off in the long run for sure.

 

[GornMyson]

Could've made vegan electronica, campaigned for animal rights and run Moby game

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RIP

His song god moving over the face of waters was the perfect fit for the final scene in heat . He did create a lot of trash though

 

[Xander94]

The right question is: how many men ALLOWED shitty women to ruin their lives?

When relationships of any kind go awry, I blame all people involved, even if there are, of course, different degrees of guilt.

Men need women to satisfy them due to high testosterone

 

[hairblues]

Men need women to satisfy them due to high testosterone

then don't complain

 

[HankPentagon]

Looks just like Jason Stratham?? lol

I am dating a man now and I'm am TOTALLY hot for him and he is bald/balding...but he looks good in spite of it.
he has that kind of face that carries it well and we are both in our 40s so meh.
I dont know what norwood you classify him but the top is receded and like 'bald' just some hairs. (kind of like Jude law's but without that 'island' in middle)
He keeps it really well groomed though, and like I said he gets away with it due to face/age/fitness.

 

[Xander94]

It is a biased sample. But looking around me, most young girls who are 8+ will not date a bald guy. Just seeing their boyfriends and types of guys they like, all fullheads. Whether they find it gross or unattractive, really it's more or less the same thing in terms of result in dating.

You'll be surprised how many women are just interested in money and status and not looks that much

 

[Exodus2011]

It is a biased sample. But looking around me, most young girls who are 8+ will not date a bald guy. Just seeing their boyfriends and types of guys they like, all fullheads. Whether they find it gross or unattractive, really it's more or less the same thing in terms of result in dating.

Lol im sure thats true

Btw your avatar has been my desktop wallpaper lol . Beautiful place, i would love to go there