Starting new regimen - just had some quick questions

[brich92]

Hello everyone!

Thanks in advance for any responses.
I'm 27 and have had the symptoms of male pattern baldness for about 5 years now - likely longer.

I was referred to this site by a friend who is also starting a regiment, though his hair loss is quite different from mine.

I just bought a couple of products from here and wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything.

Here's what's coming:


Tricomin Revivogen Pack: Quick Overview
Hit your hair loss from both angles, naturally! This combo not available anywhere else. Stimulate growth with Tricomin and inhibit DHT with Revivogen. A great alternative to the Propecia / Rogaine combination. This combo pack should last you up to 3 months

and

RegenePure Shampoo Pack: Revivogen Shampoo
Revivogen all natural medicated shampoo is one of the few shampoos on earth that contains ingredients clinically proven to help inhibit DHT binding and formation. Each 12oz bottle will last you up to a month and a half. This shampoo is highly acclaimed by our members. It has ingredients that complement the Scalp Therapy solution, and a cooling, soothing menthol feeling. Your scalp will literally feel cool when you get out of the shower, as the shampoo stimulates increased circulation and opens pores.

I just realized while typing this that I AM missing a Nizoral shampoo

other than that - can anyone see anything else missing?

 

[2020]

at what norwood are you currently at? If your hair loss isn't slow, then your stuff probably won't do anything...

 

[brich92]

it's between 3V and 3A - I don't have any absolute baldness in those areas, just progressive thinning and lightening

 

[Bryan]

I was referred to this site by a friend who is also starting a regiment...

Your friend is starting a "regiment"? Is he going into the US Army or Marines? :dunno:

Here's what's coming:

RegenePure Shampoo Pack: Revivogen Shampoo
Revivogen all natural medicated shampoo is one of the few shampoos on earth that contains ingredients clinically proven to help inhibit DHT binding and formation. Each 12oz bottle will last you up to a month and a half. This shampoo is highly acclaimed by our members. It has ingredients that complement the Scalp Therapy solution, and a cooling, soothing menthol feeling. Your scalp will literally feel cool when you get out of the shower, as the shampoo stimulates increased circulation and opens pores.

I seriously doubt that there's very much in the way of active ingredients in Revivogen Shampoo. It smells and feels good, but it's just...a shampoo.

For some other good products that can help your hairloss, you can probably get some ideas from other posters. I'm not at liberty to discuss some of those products.

 

[Jacob]

For some other good products that can help your hairloss, you can probably get some ideas from other posters. I'm not at liberty to discuss some of those products.

And those products aren't worth anyone's time or money.

To brich92..maybe you should have asked before you purchased? :dunno:

 

[2020]

quick Jacob! Start arguing with Bryan over some stupid detail! :innocent:

 

[Jacob]

2020...that coming from you is HILARIOUS! Just look a many of your own posts

 

[brich92]

Yikes...I guess I shouldn't believe everything I read on the product description...

Really I was trying to go the natural route to the Rogaine Foam + Nizoral Shamp. + Andro blocker.

So Tricomin and Revivogen is useless?


Based on the 'consulation' information the site provides, I need the 4:

DHT Inhibitors: They say revivogen does it, but considering the response is propecia just the way to go on this one?

Growth Stimulants: They also mention Tricomin - so I should scrap this idea and go with Rogaine Foam?

Antiandrogens: - I didn't have a product for this, any recommendations would be appreaciated.

Anti-inflammatories: Nizoral shampoo, but the site also lists Tricomin.



I apologize ahead of time for my lack of basic knowledge on this subject. I'm completely new to hair loss treatment and the vast number of options is making it difficult to make an accurate decision on the solution.

Thanks again

 

[Jacob]

I don't think they're useless...but there are so many products out there it's difficult to say what's to use etc. I guess if you're going by what's available at the store here..then you're fine, just expect to use 'em for a good year+ to really see if they'll do anything.

 

[abcdefg]

I would just say this. You could spend a lot of time and money trying different treatments that a lot of people on here could preach to you they worked for them. I mean there must be hundreds of different products and supplements people claim helped them and they have one thing in common they are all very expensive.