Hey Guys What Are The Updates On Anything Coming Up For Premature Grey Hairs??

[@GeraltOfRivia]

I know I know many will suggest just to dye hair bt the problem is many of them have harmful chemicals and can cause reduced hairfall and thinning.age 20 already balding at crown and have too many greys .What I want to ask is there anything like oral medication or lotion coming out there for grey hairs??

 

[Michael1986]

There's no known effective treatment for grey hair. All we have is hair dye unfortunately.

 

[hanginginthewire]

A full head of healthy, (not dry) grey hair looks cool as f***.

 

[@GeraltOfRivia]

There's no known effective treatment for grey hair. All we have is hair dye unfortunately.

That sucks bad

 

[Mr White]

I know L'Oréal came up with an oral treatment recently but I guess it will never see the light of day: they'd rather sell hair dye and extort our money.

 

[Belgianboy]

Found one study about grey hair...

https://www.researchgate.net/public...icle_pigmentation_A_new_anti-greying_strategy

 

[@GeraltOfRivia]

I know L'Oréal came up with an oral treatment recently but I guess it will never see the light of day: they'd rather sell hair dye and extort our money.

dye is ok bt problem with it damages hair

 

[@GeraltOfRivia]

I know L'Oréal came up with an oral treatment recently but I guess it will never see the light of day: they'd rather sell hair dye and extort our money.

What about various serums? Do they work for grey hair

seriously grey hair sucks at 20

 

[stachu]

Oral Coenzyme Q10. My dad uses it for better heart "maintenance" and somehow his hair slowly turning black.

 

[kiwipilu]

in the pipeline? not much.
some news about secukinumab..
And Let's not forget the famous Krox20 aka the cure for balding+greying hairs, but of course since then they are no news

 

[@GeraltOfRivia]

Oral Coenzyme Q10. My dad uses it for better heart "maintenance" and somehow his hair slowly turning black.

How long your dad has been on Q10?? and is it safe?

 

[@GeraltOfRivia]

in the pipeline? not much.
some news about secukinumab..
And Let's not forget the famous Krox20 aka the cure for balding+greying hairs, but of course since then they are no news

Yeah nothing since 2017

 

[Armando Jose]

Found one study about grey hair...

https://www.researchgate.net/public...icle_pigmentation_A_new_anti-greying_strategy

Prozac for grey hair? Interesting, nerves and stress are related to grey hair.

But also is related to hair loss
"The American Hair Loss Association explains that drug-induced hair loss is often reported by individuals taking antidepressants. Hair loss is experienced by both men and women using fluoxetine. The effects of fluoxetine on the hair may be permanent but are usually temporary and subside after the end of fluoxetine therapy. If hair loss is a particularly sensitive issue for a patient seeking antidepressant therapy, a doctor may be able to prescribe a different antidepressant with a lower incidence of hair loss or balding side effects."

 

[That Guy]

Geralt, you don't need your hair colour back. You just need your hair. White is your signature thing and look at all the chicks you've banged with it

Seriously though, you're 20, balding at the crown and you're worried about the gray?

 

[@GeraltOfRivia]

Geralt, you don't need your hair colour back. You just need your hair. White is your signature thing and look at all the chicks you've banged with it

Seriously though, you're 20, balding at the crown and you're worried about the gray?

Maybe bcz Even with dutasteride I am still balding bro.Minoxidil caused heavy flaking on my scalp making my hair fall.So I stopped minoxidil both foam and liquid.

 

[@GeraltOfRivia]

How does my crown look?

 

[Armando Jose]

your whirl is located on the top of the head, a little more advanced than normal and no centered

 

[@GeraltOfRivia]

your whirl is located on the top of the head, a little more advanced than normal and no centered

What does that mean bro.Sounds scary

 

[Armando Jose]

No problem, your whirl is your whirl, defined in the embryo. This area is the first hairs created in our body.

 

[bboy]

It's effectively solved by the same technique as Androgenetic Alopecia for cell replenishment. What ever the mechanisms for Dermal Papilla cells (hair growth cells) loss or Melanocyte (hair color cells) loss, you can override the problem by replenishing the cell populations. So take out some of the required cells, culture them and then put them back.

Melanocyte transfer has actually been done for Melanoma and has moderate effective results. Haven't heard about it being used for hair yet, perhaps the technical challenge of getting the cells to the right place in the follicle is what the issue is, or maybe it's culturing again.

Either way it's just another version of a stem cell repopulation problem that's being worked on by a ton of people.