hair_tomorrow
Senior Member
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Well, I used Folligen spray about 4x per week for about 6 months before making the switch to tricomin. After 6 months, I still have almost 1/2 bottle of foligen left in the cabinet - and may return to it for a change of pace someday. I got used to applying that stuff - which was difficult at first because it was so green and runny. My biggest beef w/ the folligen spray was that after you applied it - it left your hair looking kinda ookey.
Tricomin - what a difference.
It's much more user friendly. I like the fact that you can apply it to a dry or wet scalp - versus folligen's dry only application.
I use it every day. 1x, sometimes 2x per day.
After 1 month - I've gone through almost 1/2 bottle. So it looks as if one bottle will get me through maybe 2.5 months. The price tag is a negative. Close to $50 per bottle.
But it goes on easy, drys pretty quickly, and leaves your hair looking OK afterwards. I'll give tricomin its full 6 months before switching back to folligen. I plan on trying American Crew someday also.
I wish I could say my hair's regowing to it's former luster - but I can't. At least I know I'm trying. And I'm giving the tricomin revitalizing spray 2 thumbs up.
:rockon:
Tricomin - what a difference.
It's much more user friendly. I like the fact that you can apply it to a dry or wet scalp - versus folligen's dry only application.
I use it every day. 1x, sometimes 2x per day.
After 1 month - I've gone through almost 1/2 bottle. So it looks as if one bottle will get me through maybe 2.5 months. The price tag is a negative. Close to $50 per bottle.
But it goes on easy, drys pretty quickly, and leaves your hair looking OK afterwards. I'll give tricomin its full 6 months before switching back to folligen. I plan on trying American Crew someday also.
I wish I could say my hair's regowing to it's former luster - but I can't. At least I know I'm trying. And I'm giving the tricomin revitalizing spray 2 thumbs up.
:rockon:
