0,5g dutasteride + 2,5g Oral Minoxidil

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2 months ago i cut my hair because i want to turn back to the blonde and notice my hair are brownier and a lot more "dead". In the back of my head i see a shy hole of micro hairs. I know my hairline is reecending since my's 18 and just grow my hair and deal with this insecurity. Now i see my hair is "dying" becoming more and more ugly, tiny and dry. I start to take dutasteride and oral minoxidil a week ago and i will post the results every month here. I accepting any tips to deal with hair loss (speacially the cheaps).



this is my crown exposed
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after the cut
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This is my hair before the cut (dyed in black)
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Yar said:
Yes, unfortunately, androgenic alopecia doesn't spare men; that's why they're androgens, so a man can be as bald as a knee.
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titicofamoso said:
2 months ago i cut my hair because i want to turn back to the blonde and notice my hair are brownier and a lot more "dead". In the back of my head i see a shy hole of micro hairs. I know my hairline is reecending since my's 18 and just grow my hair and deal with this insecurity. Now i see my hair is "dying" becoming more and more ugly, tiny and dry. I start to take dutasteride and oral minoxidil a week ago and i will post the results every month here. I accepting any tips to deal with hair loss (speacially the cheaps).



this is my crown exposedView attachment 192142after the cut View attachment 192141

This is my hair before the cut (dyed in black)View attachment 192138
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Why didn't you want to start with finasteride?
 
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titicofamoso said:
The collaterals of dutasteride don't affect the majority of mens and is simple more effective than finasteride.
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This is the opposite effect anyone wants to have. The reason is for the hair to start growing again. More TESTOSTERONE will DECREASE hair growth over time CAUSING HAIR LOSS.
 
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Bro, it's true DUTA increases the testo in like 20%, the thing you don't understand is: high testosterone it's not a direct cause to hair loss, dihydrotestosterone is and dutasteride kill 90% of It stoping the testo -> DHT conversion. I can literally use trenbolone and still have hair if i take dutasteride, wtf you talking about
 
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THIS:
MORE MALE HORMONES: BAD!

ANDROGENS are a group of hormones that play a role in MALE TRAITS and reproductive activity.=testosterone increase, TAKE ONLY finasteride.....
BC it **DECREASES** TESTOSTERONE!!!
(GOOD!!!)

(is exactly opposite of )
DHT= androgen= [NOT GOOD FOR HAIR LOSS] any of several steroids, produced as hormones by the testes or made synthetically, that promote development of male sexual organs and male secondary sexual characteristics
[NOT GOOD FOR HAIR LOSS BC IT INCREASES TESTOSTERONE LEVELS]
 
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Finasteride don't decrease testo, it's increase just like DUTA! Peharps FINA block only 70% of DHT leaving you with more risk based on your genetic DHT sensitivity.

DHT don't increases testo, your testo levels decrease to produce DHT, is the exactly opposite. DHT is a more strong testo who acts in sexual functions (and the hair but only in 50% of the mens). When you take fina or duta you are preventing the 5-alpha-reductase enzyme to convert testo in dht, so you left with more testo and less DHT, and the TESTO itself don't give a f*** about you hair.

I hope you understand it now, you really don't need to take testo blockers and become a femboy just to have hair, chill bro

 
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