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"Hair Follicle Stem Cells Provide a Functional Niche for Melanocyte Stem Cells" Is this something new? http://www.cell.com/cell-stem-cell/abst ... h=standard

The old Nanofibres come in only one size. The new version (not yet available in the US) comes in 2 sizes: 15g & 30g. The Toppik Spray Applicator fits only on the Toppik bottles of 10.3g & 25g. Get the 10.3g bottle which is easier to transport plus more frequent turnover of fibers means less...

As much as I love the Nanofibres (old version as the new version is still not available here in the US), I am NOT one bit impressed with their claims on their other hair-growth products (ointment or supplement), say, when compared to DSLaboratories.com claim. See the vast (and seemingly...

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If you like Toppik, you'll love Nanogen Nanofibre. But wait for the new Nanofibre to be released (assuming that you're in the US) as it's supposed to have been improved upon. That test was conducted on the new version as far as I can tell. Also look into using Nanofibre w/ the Toppik Spray...

True that Japanese seem to retain their hair longer than say, whites or even other Asian. But Japanese have their own share of issues. May or may not be relevant to hair loss: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/1 ... 09271.html

If you guys want the maximum effect from green tea (for whatever purpose), don't brew the tea, but consume green tea powder instead. You can get this from your local Japanese/Korean/Chinese grocery store. They use it to make green tea shake & ice cream. The powder is made from pulverized...

I bought from Unico Enterprises & this place in TN: http://www.nanogenhair.com Both claimed to have the new Nanofibres in mid-Jan.

FYI: Revita.COR the conditioner also contains Lupine. Someone with the new white color Spectral.DNC-L & Revita (shampoo) please take a look at their ingredient lists to see if they contain Lupine too.

Then DS Laboratories hasn't improved the Revita formula for years. When I used this shampoo 4 years ago, my scalp was itching like a b**ch too. I like the Revita.COR very much.

One important thing that I learned about using (or buying to be precise) DS Laboratories products is that never ever stock up. Buy one bottle at a time as DS Labs changes the formulas so frequently. I ain't complaining cos' not too many companies these days are this proactive & studious on...

It looks identical to the 2-yr-old models which have been discontinued but this new one supposedly has improvements (duh). If I have to guess, it's most likely the battery cos' my old SCC-100R died on me a lil' over one year with only moderate usage. A lot of unhappy reviewers on Amazon say...

Enjoy folks: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/0 ... 93275.html

Normally I use only fibers. But for a big night out I will also use DermMatch to outline a well-defined frontal hairline that looks natural, not artificial. I didn't have much faith in DermMatch before I tried it but it delivers surprisingly decent result in my case. Your case may vary, of...

DermMatch has no fiber in it either. It's a paste that colors your scalp & thickens vellous hair if present. You need a spongy applicator + water to use it. Aquamatch doesn't need water, right? I think both DermMatch and Aquamatch are best used with fibers. But for the frontal hairline...