Ouroboros said:Hey All,
When there is discussion of shampoos it always seems a big deal whether or not it is SLS free. Just curious; what makes SLS bad for male pattern baldness sufferers? Thanks.
The demonstration that levels of Cu,Zn-SOD within the epidermis are significantly reduced following topical exposure to irritants strongly suggests that oxidative stress is involved in the inflammatory process. Importantly, as regards our understanding of the mechanisms involved in ICD, this change appears not to be restricted to dithranol, which is known to generate ROS during auto-oxidation, but also extends to chemicals such as SLS, which are not normally directly associated with ROS generation
Jacob said:Why not just use something w/out SLS..then the cu peptides will have less to work against unk:
I got some at Traders joe they had some organic shampoo but it has sea salt I heard that can dry the scalp out.Jacob said:Tony..if you just want a "pre-wash"..best to hit your local health food store and see what they have there. Usually some very reasonably priced natural shampoos can be found, by the gallon even.
Def...I've never really had the problem you're talking about. But the ones I'd say that would work better would be Lamas' Chinese herbal one(to be used a few times a week only)..Quantum Lab's shampoo(has become one of my favs)...maybe even Osmotic's FNS shampoo.