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quote: Originally posted by notgoing2gobald: no, but all your stress over when, how, should you apply it can...
LOL your right
~im getting a hair transplant in 2012 when im 25~
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| Posts: 237 | Location: US | Registered: January 09, 2008 |    |
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quote: re aware that your hair can "shed" when you start taking rogaine, correct? If it begins to shed then this is a good thing because it means its working and is regrowing new hair.
How long does this shedding phase last? I have just recently started taking propecia since early january and would like to start using rogain but sighh at a temporary loss of additional hair. Im 20 with a receeding hairline and was somewhat under the assumption that propecia would aid in the frontal region... lol, I have vacations and parties to attend to this summer and would rather not start it off with looking worse than I did before.....shit
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| Posts: 4 | Registered: December 30, 2007 |    |
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notgoing2gobald, he is measuring it, not weighing it. I think it is far better than just pouring it in your palm and going for it with no consistency. I think the recommended 1ml dose is hard to apply over the whole MPB area (including the frontal sides), and impossible if you have long hair. I have long hair and I use 2ml per application, so that’s 4ml of Rogaine a day. I don’t recommend it to others, but I’ve gotten no side effects other than a twice as expensive monthly bill ($60). I live in Australia, so brand-name Rogaine is more expensive. I also don’t believe cheaper generics are of the same quality Minoxidil and ingredients.
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uh---ok, but I think MOST people just "eye-ball" it and that's what I meant by slappin' that white foam in my palm (enter joke here) and rubbin' it in my noggin'... Judging by Jupe's prev. posts he seems a lil OCD (no offense Jupiter  ) -hence- the sarcasm...
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| Posts: 1435 | Location: Hair Purgatory | Registered: September 02, 2007 |    |
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So the question is, how long does the temporary loss last? I too have functions coming up in the next couple of months and do not want signs of loss. I am hesitant to start the application, because of temporary shed. I am on fin now, so if I wait a couple of months is it going to hurt my results? Thank you.
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