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It's the 4th can I use, and I kept the 3 I used previously. Today I opened them and two of them still had some cream. Guess what? It was yellow. The cream went from white to mustard yellow. What the hell have I used on my hair?

I've been using topical spironolactone since February, and I honestly don't know what to think. I've used it twice a day, first after my morning shower(wet scalp absorbs better, or so I heard) and before going to bed. At first it was alright, but a month or so later, I noticed something weird: The areas...

So, anyone can answer me?

I got mine this afternoon. It took only 10 days, and I payed the cream and the USPS shipping, with no additional taxes. I'll start using it tonight, and I will report in a couple moths.

Internationally. I don't know if Spain's Postal Service is going to charge me anything else.

My Spyronolactone cream will arrive any time soon, and I'm thinking about starting needling my scalp. What would be the best needle length for it? I want to get closer to my follicles, but not enough for the cream to go systemic. I remember reading somewhere that 0.5 mm was the best. What do you...

As far as I know, there is nothing to be found. I've ordered mine last week and I'm still waiting(I'm Spanish too). Anyway, USPS shipping costs are only 10 USD. - - - Updated - - - Still, if you guys know where to get Spironolactone Cream from Europe, I would really appreciate it.

Alright, I've read some articles that prove that topical spironolactone doesn't go systemic. But about Propecia, I'm yet to find an article that refutes all that has been said about brain related long term problems. Is there something out yet?

I'll use a 0.5 mm dermaroller so the spironolactone can reach the follicles, and that lenght is supposed not to cause bleeding. And I've read that absorbed spironolactone can actually be kind of dangerous, so I won't take risks. About finasteride, I was hyped when I found out about it, but after reading those...

That's the thing, I want to dermaroll so the spironolactone gets to my scalp properly and actually blocks the DHT. The hormonal imbalance I was talking about is the reason I will only use that instead of finasteride or dutasteride. After a year, if I see that my hair loss has significantly freezed, I'll...

Considering I'm still to young to risk my hormonal balance, I think I'll get a 0.5 dermaroller and Spironolactone Cream. It should be enough to block DHT in my scalp, but not getting it in my bloodstream. Do you have any experience with this kind of treatment? I don't want to have awesome...

I'm an 18 years old boy with a male baldness pattern, and I want to start using Propecia before it's too late, but I'm scared of the side effects of messing with my hormones. So, I'm thinking about using Propecia, but only 0.5 mg twice a week or something like that, keeping it really low just to...