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Euro here, US Ebay for me too, just be careful to check the shipping cost HUGE variations from seller to seller

As far as i know Finasteride doesn't have significant influence on other meds. But on some people it had been observed to cause a sort of "mind fog" and slight lack of concentration. I'm a finasteride (1/4 Proscar) user for more that 5 years but never noticed those effects.

It can be the finasteride or it can be the November shed. It should normalize in 3 months at least on the donor area (back and lower sides of the head)

Minoxidil (Rogaine) is a localized method, it should not cause hair growth in areas where it is not applied.

Myself i use dermatch, first i apply the foam (Rogaine Minoxidil 5%) first, let it dry (fast) ans then apply the concealer.

i myself had none, and im 35 yo.

what i do is: part the hair then apply a small nugget of foam, smear, repeat the process. That way i can get the foam to stay on the scalp not the hair.

try to mix the different colors available to match the natural color of your hair. I use dermach too, i mix black and dark brown.

check Dr. Lee's Minoxidil (minoxidil.com) i think product n 500 doesn't have PPG.

thats what i do, cut Proscar into 1/5, the chems are the same.

Cutting it into 1/4 is easy, into 1/5 difficult, into 1/6,1/8 etc. you'll need a surgeons hand and bisturi :) I usually cut them into 1/4 and into 1/5 when I'm inspired

The same happened to me but in reverse, i used the 15% minoxidil liquid morning/night, and then changed to 5% minoxidil foam - morning and 15% minoxidil liquid - night. I had a severe shedding when i added the foam, but about 3 months later it started looking better. I plan to change to a foam...

I myself use dermatch, first apply minoxidil, let it dry, then apply the concealer

I never did such think :), but theoretically it should work, perhaps even better than in the scalp.

assuming you weren't wearing a rubber hat all these years :P, it's more likely to be male pattern baldness. Check the Norwood scale and compare to your level of hair loss.