Ok so,do i start using Vichy Dercos?

[Hans Gruber]

http://www.antiaging-systems.com/iassto ... ercos.html


not the shampoo though ,the topical

anyone have any positive message regarding it? any negative feedback?

is this product bullshit or does addressing perfollicular fibrosis have a significant effect on hairloss?

any info gratefully appreciated

 

[hair_tomorrow]

I used the shampoo for about a year, and then went through another bottle a few years later. No help, and not even a very nice shampoo (IMHO).

Never heard any positive comments about the topical either. Pretty sure your money would be better spent elsewhere.

 

[Hans Gruber]

I used the shampoo for about a year, and then went through another bottle a few years later. No help, and not even a very nice shampoo (IMHO).

Never heard any positive comments about the topical either. Pretty sure your money would be better spent elsewhere.

thanks hair_tomorrow,thats a shame ,it looked quite good to me,what do you think i could add to rogaine foam/nizoral and finasteride?

im gonna get a peptide but looking at your monster regimen makes me think i could do with adding something a little diffferent

 

[hair_tomorrow]

If you're looking into copper-peptides, tricomin therapy spray (growth stimulator / follicle stimulator) seems to be the one of choice. sh*t's pricey - but great for your scalp. I've cut back to using it like every other night just to stretch it out. Currently at bedtime, I'm either rubbing several drops of emu oil (follicle stimulator) into my scalp, or, applying 10-12 spritzes of tricomin, or applying the tricomin and then rubbing emu oil in right on top of the tric. Dr. Pickart has written that the emu oil helps push the tric deeper down into the follicle. (Sometimes about 20 minutes before my morning shower, I'll alternate massaging in either emu oil or polysorbate 80).

After work I'll massage 6 - 7 drops of tea tree oil into my scalp. The next day, I'll massage approx 6 dabs of retin-a into my scalp.

If you're looking for some safe topicals that won't hurt ya and would probably help - I'd look into the tea tree oil, tricomin, and/or emu oil.

 

[Hans Gruber]

hey hair_tomorrow

yea i think tricomin is next on my list,ive heard good things about the emu oil and i'll def look into the tea tree oil

thanks a lot

 

[Renegade]

Tricomin is definitely good stuff IMO. If you can spring for two bottles at a time, here is the absolute best deal on the net:

http://store.skinelite.com/tric-006.html

 

[hair_tomorrow]

Tricomin is definitely good stuff IMO. If you can spring for two bottles at a time, here is the absolute best deal on the net:

http://store.skinelite.com/tric-006.html

That is a good link. Thanks. I'll have to re-order pretty soon.

 

[IBM]

hair_tomorrow why you used only the shampoo and not the ampules? A friend of mine use it both and the hairloss slowed down and hair became better.

 

[hair_tomorrow]

The first time around (late 90s) I don't even know if the ampules were available.

The 2nd time around (2004ish) I was in freak-out mode and just trying to recover what I'd lost during a 4 year hiatus from hair loss prevention routines - and thought I'd go w/ the more proven products.

The stuff really doesn't get all that much press, but we now have 1 positive anecdotal report thanks to IBM. Good to know. Thanks.

 

[IBM]

The stuff really doesn't get all that much press, but we now have 1 positive anecdotal report thanks to IBM. Good to know. Thanks.

You dont need to be rude. He said it was working. Its just an opinion and like all opinions must be respected.

 

[hair_tomorrow]

I wasn't being rude.