youngguy_uk
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the time before last when i had my hair cut, the following happened...
after the cut my hair grew really slowly all over in general - took over 1 1/2 months before i needed a hair cut. over these 1 1/2 months my hair thickened considerably all over and at my next cut i was surprised by how much thickening and regrowth id had.
since this very good cut the following has happened...
ive started shedding again, with hair everywhere thinning a little bit and the crown thinning considerably (i never used to have a problem here). i thought this could just be another shed (like i had at 2 weeks) but what confused me is my hair is growing much quicker - i need a haircut after only 2 1/2 weeks since my last one!
does this quickened hair growth say anything about my shedding/possible future regrowth? has anyone else experienced anything similar?
nb: i am about 3 months into my regimen of propecia and nizoral-esque anti-dandruff shampoo, and experienced shedding at 2 weeks which was followed by great regrowth and the 2 month mark.
thanks.
after the cut my hair grew really slowly all over in general - took over 1 1/2 months before i needed a hair cut. over these 1 1/2 months my hair thickened considerably all over and at my next cut i was surprised by how much thickening and regrowth id had.
since this very good cut the following has happened...
ive started shedding again, with hair everywhere thinning a little bit and the crown thinning considerably (i never used to have a problem here). i thought this could just be another shed (like i had at 2 weeks) but what confused me is my hair is growing much quicker - i need a haircut after only 2 1/2 weeks since my last one!
does this quickened hair growth say anything about my shedding/possible future regrowth? has anyone else experienced anything similar?
nb: i am about 3 months into my regimen of propecia and nizoral-esque anti-dandruff shampoo, and experienced shedding at 2 weeks which was followed by great regrowth and the 2 month mark.
thanks.