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I've got some oil coming too. I bought some a while back but it was from the wrong species, although it stated it was cedarwood it was from Juniperus virginiana instead of Cedrus atlantica. :( I'm hoping it will help my excess sebum and sebum plug problem, but hair regrowth would be a nice...

Re: Boboski23's Balding Journey from Genesis to Revelation Yes, the lighting is slightly different, but I think it's an improvement. Well done!

For what it's worth, I've been on Dutas for about 8-9 months and my hair is still really greasy. I still have the sebum plugs and have to wash every day.

A little psychosomatic if you ask me.

Timi's blaming minoxidil now isn't he?

I guess the answer to this will be 'don't do it', but I thought I'd ask. Is it going to be bad for me to take 0.05% tretinoin cream orally? I can't get hold of tablets easily. I wanted to take 2.5-5 mg of tretinoin maybe 3 times a week to stop my seborrhea (so I'd need about 50-100ul per dose)...

L-Carnitine-L-tartrate promotes human hair growth in vitro. Foitzik K, Hoting E, Förster T, Pertile P, Paus R. Department of Dermatology, University Hospital Hamburg-Eppendorf, University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany, and Department of Dermatology, University Hospital Schleswig-Hosltein...

Well, finasteride didn't stop the greasiness, the plugs, or the itch for me. After six months on dutasteride, it doesn't seem like that helps either. :(

Here's a treat for you! One of my plugs with two hairs, one of which is miniaturised. The fact that two hairs have grown leads me to believe that that plug has been in there for a while.

Oops, yes the bottle (and contents) look so similar. If you can stand the smell of that coal tar shampoo, there's no harm in using it up. As CCS says, it's the greasy hair one that is the one.

Armando, Do you just rub the jojoba oil into your scalp? I did actually buy some a few years back with the intention of doing that but it just became a chore with my hair not being that short. I may try it again though. Anyone, Can this extreme sebum production be classed as seborrheic...

Yep, you've got the right tools for the job there! I would use The T-Gel for two days then the Nizoral for one. The Nizoral can make your scalp irritated if it is used too much

Ever since I started noticing I was losing my hair I have also been able to scratch out blobs of white (sometimes yellowish) hardened sebum from my head. They sometimes come out with a hair attached, sometimes not. My hair has always (at least since I was eighteen-ish) been really greasy and...

how many do you get for £6? 30 capsules?

It's hard to be sure, but on each strip of ten it says: max retail price of Rs 138.00, that's £1.64 as far as I can work out! What would be the point in bothering to counterfeit something that cheap if you're selling to a western market?