Hello! Quick background~ started losing my hair when I was 15. Been a 6-7 year battle, and I guess I consider myself lucky that I've got what I do after hearing many 'shed-nightmare' stories.
In my youth, I've tried Propecia, Procerin, and some vitamin supplements (like zink and biotin or something.) Mainly I was attracted to shampoos, since the idea of using Rogain as a teenager scared me more than Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Anyway, I just purchased some Provillus, after reading lots of good reviews on the web. I meant to buy just the herbal supplement pills, but got the topical solution too. Minoxidil 5%.
A few years back, I bought a bottle of minoxidil 2%, but hid it in my dresser for 2 years, never brave enough to try.
Should I do it? It seems there exists a plethora of bad-experiences, and only a few good ones, which themselves look like "hired-yes-men" from the companies to increase sales and whatnot.
I'm just afraid that if I start, then I will be chained down. Minox4life club. As Elaine from Seinfeld put it: "Clinging to scraps." Any advice?
(Besides manning up and swallowing some self-confidence pills and trusting God.) As the good book says: Pray like everything depends on Him, then get up and work like everything depends on you.
In my youth, I've tried Propecia, Procerin, and some vitamin supplements (like zink and biotin or something.) Mainly I was attracted to shampoos, since the idea of using Rogain as a teenager scared me more than Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Anyway, I just purchased some Provillus, after reading lots of good reviews on the web. I meant to buy just the herbal supplement pills, but got the topical solution too. Minoxidil 5%.
A few years back, I bought a bottle of minoxidil 2%, but hid it in my dresser for 2 years, never brave enough to try.
Should I do it? It seems there exists a plethora of bad-experiences, and only a few good ones, which themselves look like "hired-yes-men" from the companies to increase sales and whatnot.
I'm just afraid that if I start, then I will be chained down. Minox4life club. As Elaine from Seinfeld put it: "Clinging to scraps." Any advice?
(Besides manning up and swallowing some self-confidence pills and trusting God.) As the good book says: Pray like everything depends on Him, then get up and work like everything depends on you.