Is it possible to overcome reaction to PPG in Folligen?

[misterium]

Hi,

I think I'm allergic to PPG. I have both Tricomin and Folligen. I've been using the Tricomin a lot lately and have had zero problems with it.. feels great, it's taken away my scalp itch for the most part.

Today I received Folligen and decided to use it after my shower tonight, instead of the Tricomin.

It's making my scalp itchy! It's annoying, doesn't 'hurt', just feels itchy... I think it's the PPG in it causing this situation.

Perhaps I should start slowly with it, maybe dillute it, and work my way up to more potent amounts?

I'm wondering, is it wise to continue to use Folligen?

Can one overcome the reaction to PPG?

Thanks,
-Mike

 

[oni]

Try to dilute the product with distilled water do a search on it in the forum sure I have seen someone doing it!

 

[misterium]

I might just have to do that...

Pour half the bottle of Folligen into a clean plastic bottle and store it in the dark, then fill up the other half of the bottle with distilled water.

 

[Guest]

I might just have to do that...

Pour half the bottle of Folligen into a clean plastic bottle and store it in the dark, then fill up the other half of the bottle with distilled water.

That'll do it. Plus, it will last twice as long, bargain.

Or if try American Crew Revitalise - it's not as strong but it's still good sh*t.

 

[misterium]

Well the itching has subsided, I applied some emu oil on top of this Folligen and after a little while things have calmed down.

I'm going to keep up with the doses and see if my scalp adjusts to the PPG... but still probably will dillute, yup it also makes the Folligen last longer...

Folligen: Strong stuff, smells good too.

 

[misterium]

Any more comments on the negative irritation/itch reaction to the PPG in Folligen?

Tonight I sprayed some Folligen and then followed with Tricomin to cool it down, then I sprayed a little water on my head to soak it all in.