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I am a male and would have definitely lost my hair at age 18 if I had not discovered the solution, and it's free. I've posted here for many years, but no one really pays much attention to my regimen because it's too simple and it's free, so they don't attach any value to it. Until a solid...

just a thought...drysol. This otc compound works for hyperhidrosis (hand sweating). It blocks the pores from releasing sweat. Could this work by blocking the hormones that make hair fall out? If your immediate thought is that it would also block other hair from growing--I thought about that, but...

I've been around these forums forever...anyway, I have kept almost all my hair through various procedures which may or may not work for many/most, but have worked for me. Recently my doctor "ordered" me to take a statin for high cholesterol...and after about 20 years' of recommendations, I...

make sure to wash your hair/scalp 2 times a day, morning and night to remove sebum as much as possible. Never leave sweat and grease in your scalp. That should help to keep what you have.

John, as far as I am concerned scalp washing is the most important step to preserve your hair. If you are below 25 yrs. you need to wash your hair in the morning and evening. After 25 (when there is less sebum -presumably) you can wash once a day, unless you sweat, which you must then wash...

I am pleased to hear someone else has been trying bim, but dismayed that the results you got were not similar to the ones I have gotten. I do insist that one must wash one's hair every single day and never go to bed with a greasy sebum laden scalp, ever...could that have helped bim improve its...

Thank you for replying. I understand also your concerns, there are no images as it was not my intention to use bimatoprost on my scalp. I was using it for my eyebrows and as a side note I decided to rub it on my scalp. So I was not looking to confirm anything at that point. I am just simply...

I've been coming to these forums on and off forever-- I'm 68 and have been successfully keeping most of my hair for 50 years. The key for me as the old-timers here may recognize, is to absolutely wash your hair every single day of your life and for young people twice a day. Removing that sebum...