Greetings,
In addition to Propecia and minoxidil, I have been using Nioxin shampoo. Its been a great shampoo. It really makes my fine hair look and feel thicker. However, as has been pointed out many times, its efficacy at inhibiting hairloss is highly doubted. For me personally, its really hard to tell if the Nioxin has had any effect on hairloss, but because it was so good as a shampoo I've continued to use it. Still, I was looking around for a replacement that might actually give me some hairloss prevention benefits when I came across Tricomin which claims to have some copper-peptide formula which causes the folices to remain in the growth stage longer than it otherwise would. Because of cost and other factors I decided to pass, but I did look for it at local hair salons. No luck. Then, I read a review of a new shampoo being put out by American Crew which has the same formula, although in a lower amount. Its even made by the same company which makes Tricomin--ProCryte. I found it at a local hair salon and I've been using it for a few weeks now and can say that as a shampoo its not quite as good as Nioxin, but its too early too say if it has helped with hairloss. Is anyone else trying this product? What is your experience? I think it just came on the market. I think they are thinking of making it a competitor to Nioxin which has, for years, been the only thing salons had to offer those with thinning hair.
lossfer
In addition to Propecia and minoxidil, I have been using Nioxin shampoo. Its been a great shampoo. It really makes my fine hair look and feel thicker. However, as has been pointed out many times, its efficacy at inhibiting hairloss is highly doubted. For me personally, its really hard to tell if the Nioxin has had any effect on hairloss, but because it was so good as a shampoo I've continued to use it. Still, I was looking around for a replacement that might actually give me some hairloss prevention benefits when I came across Tricomin which claims to have some copper-peptide formula which causes the folices to remain in the growth stage longer than it otherwise would. Because of cost and other factors I decided to pass, but I did look for it at local hair salons. No luck. Then, I read a review of a new shampoo being put out by American Crew which has the same formula, although in a lower amount. Its even made by the same company which makes Tricomin--ProCryte. I found it at a local hair salon and I've been using it for a few weeks now and can say that as a shampoo its not quite as good as Nioxin, but its too early too say if it has helped with hairloss. Is anyone else trying this product? What is your experience? I think it just came on the market. I think they are thinking of making it a competitor to Nioxin which has, for years, been the only thing salons had to offer those with thinning hair.
lossfer
