Very interesting read that I'd like to bring attention to
The theory that explains everything. Please help me make this big! : tressless (reddit.com)
"We all know DHT kills/shrinks the hair follicle but DHT also gets killed by the enzyme called 3alpha-hydroxysteroid. Due how some scalps are...
What do you guys think about replacing the ethly alchohol in zix with aloe vera instead? Aloe vera has been shown to have hair growth effects, it is antibacterial/viral properties, and you probably wont have to worry about it drying out hair like alchohol does.
Does anyone here know to keep zix fresh without alchohol or refrigeration? My relatives are nitpicky about me keeping zix in the fridge, I've considered buying a mini fridge, but that's just going to far for something so minor.
It seems i have to put the alcohol in the zix formulation because my relative won't let me put refrigerate the regular zix, and i don't risk bacterial contamination nor do I want to have to make a new batch every few days. Just wonder ingif maybe I could pour zix on my crown and sides and maybe...
What do you guys suppose is the minimum amount of ethyl alchohol i could have in a 2oz bottle because i really think that sh*t is drying out my hair and accelerating hairloss.
Technically, You don't since 1% Zinc Pyrithione alone has been proven to promote hair growth when used daily. I've also come across anecdotes of people reversing/stopping hair loss after after taking oral zinc, but I've also read many anecdotes of people shedding faster after taking zinc.
I'll consider dermarolling, However I am a bit concerned about the possibility of the zix chemicals entering my bloodstream directly from pores caused by needling. Also, Doesn't it get harder to dermaroll as your hair grows out?
I've had very faint wrinkles in my forehead for a few years now, but it's only recently since using minoxidil that I've noticed the lines deepen. I could perhaps counter this by using collagen peptides and facial moisturizer, but eh I don't want add to my routine just to deal with sides.