which spironolactone is more effective?

[whitemogs]

genhair or dr lees? genhairs has more ingredients so whats better? thanks

 

[RadioRaheem]

Genhair's is arguably the better of the two, since Genhair's has more ingredients (Retin-A, Rosemary Oil, Caffeine, Menthol). And supposedly, Genhair's version has less of an odor. But I haven't tried Lee's version, so I can't say personally that this is true.

 

[CCS]

propylene glycol could be a key ingredient. I would not strust a formulation without it, though you can buy some from chemistrystore.com and just add it in. Adding 20% should do the trick, and would reduce 5% to 4%. Even better yet, do 10% PG and 10% octyl salicilate.

The only thing I don't like about making my own is all the powder. I wish I could have pure spironolactone so the filler does not make my hair orange or clog any pores.

 

[mulder]

propylene glycol could be a key ingredient. I would not strust a formulation without it, though you can buy some from chemistrystore.com and just add it in. Adding 20% should do the trick, and would reduce 5% to 4%. Even better yet, do 10% PG and 10% octyl salicilate.

The only thing I don't like about making my own is all the powder. I wish I could have pure spironolactone so the filler does not make my hair orange or clog any pores.

What's in most filler anyway? 20% Propecia glycol in Emu oil would work for topical spironolactone?

 

[whitemogs]

hey radio raheem have you had any progress with genhairs spironolactone? it sure costs alot so id like to know if its worth it. anyone else that has used it comment please.

 

[CCS]

I just wish someone would sell me a kilogram of pure spironolactone powder. I'd put it in the freezer and count myself luck. It would be in all my topicals. I'd reduce my body hair too.