Hi guys,
My story so far... I am 25. At 21 I noticed my hairline was receding and looking very thin (my hair is naturally thin as it is). Finally started using finasteride at 23. Maintained at the very least for 2.5 years at which point I have stopped using it. In the past 6 months I started using Nizoral 2% 3 times a week, cut my hair short, and noticed the hairline was looking much thicker and hair was looking generally healthier than when I was 21.
So, here I am, and I have decided not to buy more finasteride and just continue with nizoral. People may call me crazy for possibly dumping something that could have been working for me, but I'm willing to take this risk. I really want to see if nizoral is what is making my hair look better and if stopping finasteride will really make any difference. It's only the hairline that I'm concerned about, so finasteride may not even be doing anything for me. Plus, I don't feel comfortable with a) the cost of finasteride over a lifetime and b) the effect it could be having on my body over the long term.
Like I said, it's only in recent months that I've started using nizoral properly and in that same time frame I have noticed my hair looking the best it has since I was 21.
I will keep you posted on my progress. My regimen from now on is simply 2% nizoral every other day and a regular thickening shampoo on non-nizoral days.
I'll post back this time next month.
My story so far... I am 25. At 21 I noticed my hairline was receding and looking very thin (my hair is naturally thin as it is). Finally started using finasteride at 23. Maintained at the very least for 2.5 years at which point I have stopped using it. In the past 6 months I started using Nizoral 2% 3 times a week, cut my hair short, and noticed the hairline was looking much thicker and hair was looking generally healthier than when I was 21.
So, here I am, and I have decided not to buy more finasteride and just continue with nizoral. People may call me crazy for possibly dumping something that could have been working for me, but I'm willing to take this risk. I really want to see if nizoral is what is making my hair look better and if stopping finasteride will really make any difference. It's only the hairline that I'm concerned about, so finasteride may not even be doing anything for me. Plus, I don't feel comfortable with a) the cost of finasteride over a lifetime and b) the effect it could be having on my body over the long term.
Like I said, it's only in recent months that I've started using nizoral properly and in that same time frame I have noticed my hair looking the best it has since I was 21.
I will keep you posted on my progress. My regimen from now on is simply 2% nizoral every other day and a regular thickening shampoo on non-nizoral days.
I'll post back this time next month.