Diffuse thinners please help (picture included)

[fuzbucket]

Okay, so I'm a diffuse thinner. And I got that part on the top of my head showing through pretty bad now. I don't know what to do.

I'm thinking about using minoxidil, but how will I apply it? Just at the parts that are showing or the whole area that is thinning? Wont a lot of it get stuck in my hair?

Also, does anyone have any style tips for this... or any hair products to help thinkin it up?

Thanks,

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[Cassin]

As for it getting "Caught in the hair", try wiping off the dropper wand before applying it.

 

[Guest]

How long have you been on Proscar and Nizoral... Minoxidil is a good addition, to apply it you should have no real problems as your hair is fairly short, just fill the dropper and gently rest it on your scalp moving it back and forth slowly while gently squeezing until you get full coverage of the affected area, use it day and night.

Distressed…

 

[LactoseFactory]

Parting your hair and applying minoxidil in "corn rows" works. Couvre can make hair look thicker.

 

[bombscience]

Ok dude, you can totally regrow or halt that. I'm diffuse and I have the situation you do in the back but mine is in the front. I dont know if I can regrow the front, but you have total hope for that crown area. My crown has improved. So I would say try minoxidil. Use the dropper to run rows fom back to front on your head and then lightly massage or pat it into your scalp.

 

[umab]

Definitely add minoxidil, man. I have started finasteride 2months ago so the results I have seen these days come from using minoxidil. I like it.

ledvoush

 

[fuzbucket]

Okay thanks guys! I think in 2 months time I will order the minoxidil unless I notice any good results with propecia. Thanks !! Also someone asked when i started my regimen, it's in my signature!

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[Guest]

O' yeah silly me... it normally takes a 6 - 12 months to see any results, I see you are going to wait a couple before applying Minoxidil so maybe you will notice a favourable difference with out this addition...