True. r/tressless is active and you can actually find some useful progress posts there, but the cringe and meme crowd makes it hard to take seriously sometimes. The signal-to-noise ratio isn’t great — you have to dig to get anything valuable.
Yeah, same here. HairLossTalk had some good info back then, but recently the discussions tend to drift and get repetitive. It’s harder to find actual treatment progress or useful updates because the meaningful posts get buried under random arguments.
If there was a place where people stay...
I get what you mean. Those older forums like baldtruthtaIk and ImpactOfHairLoss definitely had better structure and more serious discussion.
Here, the useful posts get buried under trolling and low-effort comments, which makes it hard to find real advice for androgenetic alopecia.
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Hey, I totally understand how frustrating that can be. A prolonged shed after years on dutasteride sounds rough. I haven’t personally tried RU, but I’ve seen mixed results from others — some notice stabilization, others not much change. It might be worth checking if the shedding is more of a...
I completely understand — stress can really take a toll on hair. Focusing on a consistent hair care routine, nutrition, and reducing stress can make a noticeable difference over time. Stay patient and consistent, it definitely helps!
If you’re dealing with spider mites on plants, products like Floramite seem to be effective according to user reviews. Always follow the instructions carefully and test on a small area first to avoid damage.
Yeah, that makes sense — hair can definitely look thinner depending on sweat, gel, or just being wet. Photos can be misleading, so it’s hard to say for sure without seeing consistent patterns over time.
Haha, true — age definitely puts things into perspective. A little diffuse thinning in the late 30s is hardly a big deal. It’s mostly just noticeable when it starts young, like in your early 20s.
Yeah, I noticed that too. His hairline seems stable but a bit diffuse on top — nothing dramatic yet, but definitely noticeable if you look closely. It’ll be interesting to see how it progresses over the next few years.