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After a year i have figured out how to stop hair loss completly while on, or off cycle, even though I am prone to male pattern baldness.
What I use:
- Minoxidil 5% 1 x a day. Preferably in the evening before sleep, so it can be absorbed properly. Do not wash your hair afterwards.
- Keto Shampoo 2 x a week

Minoxidil is known to support hair growth/thickenning of the hair by improving the blood circulation.
Keto Shampoo is known to shield the hair follicle from DHT (DHT is the cause of hair loss).

It is important to keep the hair follicle alive during cycle. Thinning may still occur for some. This combination did not only stop my hair loss on AAS, it also made my hair a bit thicker. Off cycle it really thickens my hair alot.

Now you could use Finasteride, but it would not stop hair loss from DHT Steroids. Plus there is alot of evidence that Finasteride harms you in the long term. There have been alot of reports on depression, loss of sexdrive and many more negative side effects.

J_Shmoney's picture

Yo fuck my hair.

333's picture

I'm going bald and I'm not a person that looks good with a bald head I'm just going to grow out the sides and back long as hell and keep it bald on top lol dance floor in the front party in the back

NoX's picture

If I don't shave my head I look like the crypt keeper in like 3 weeks

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333's picture

Lmfao yeah that's the look I'm going for

RickRock1086's picture

Jamaican black castor oil also works. I tried Minoxidil and it works to an extend. Also daily doses of Biotin 1000 helps. I'm 30 & running Masteron really made my hair thin. Biotin even grew new facial hair on me lol

Manshit's picture

There is another cure for hair loss.Get Avadart.another product for the prostate like Finasteride, only it comes in liquid caps.Mix with you hair gel and it's very effective at saving hair.Because you don't have to take it orally you are only using micrograms to obtain affect.This helps keep the ED from occurring ,that is common with propecia .I am not a fan of monoxidil because when you stop using it you hair falls out.It does have other benefits though, like strengthing you heart.Im referring to the oral monoxidil not the shampoo.

Manshit's picture

it quickly stopped my hair from falling out,and Ive only used it in my hair gel.Never taken a pill.Worked like a charm.I use test,whinny,tren,all cause hair loss at a high rate but not mine.I dont use masteron because everyone I know who does is bald.You are correct it is much more effective than finaesteride.

Manshit's picture

You are correct sir, but unlike a DHT blocker its reversal is sometimes very rapid. The panacea may be a combo.If lose any more hair I'll let you know because monoxidil will be what I reach for as well.

helloBrooklyn's picture

I'll ask my derma about Avodart. If insurance covers it it's worth a shot

Manshit's picture

Avadart is a prostate drug and is intended to be taken orally but using it this way a little goes a very long way. I mix with a hair gel that comes in a jar and four caps do the trick and a jar last about a month and a half.Just poke a hole in the cap and squeeze the liquid into the gel and mix well.I have lost some hair but with the doses of test whinny and tren I should look like Vin Deisel.It only a preventative it will not grow you hair back like monoxidil.

Ronburgundy's picture

If this is working topically, then it must be being absorbed systemically which means side effects can still occur. Advodart, like finasteride, works by blocking 5-AR conversion--this doesn't occur at the hair follicle. You need a topical DHT blocker for something to work on the scalp. Ketoconazole (Nizoral) works, but the 2% version is much more effective. For those of us in the states, we need a prescription for it, but it can be ordered overseas. IMO, it is well worth it to order the 2% rather than use the 1% version available on store shelves. Honestly, minoxidil, finasteride or dutasteride, and Nizoral are the the only things proven to help with hairloss. However, if you think finasteride has nasty side effects, than dutasteride should be even worse. Dutasteride blocks both type 1 and type II 5AR. This can significantly drop your dht levels similar to how letro would drop your estro. You need dht to function as a man, but we need less dht conversion at the scalp. Type I 5AR is the primary contributor to hairloss and that is what finasteride blocks--something to the tune of 80-90% (don't quote that). Low dose finasteride (0.25 -0.5mg/day off cycle), Nizoral 2%, and minoxidil is all I would recommend.

Manshit's picture

After reading your post I did some research and it seems that Avadart does both.It is a 5 alpha reductase blocker but also blocks DHT at the receptor as well, at least as far as the prostate goes and at least according to the package insert.I am not an expert but got the idea from my TRT Doctor.You may be correct, in your assertion that I'm just getting enough of it in my system since it is absorbed very well by the skin.I googled DHT blocker and both Avadart and Propecia are listed by Google but that could also be vague since they reduce the amount of DHT.I also came across some natural topical DHT blockers and it was the usual suspects, saw palmetto , stinging nettle, and the real surprise to me was blue emu oil.Which this perticular search said was one of the strongest natural DHT blockers and had been known to actually regrow hair better than monoxidil.I can't vouch for myself but I can for the Avadart.Thank you for your input, learning is a never ending process and I appreciate the info.

Ronburgundy's picture

That's the right word.

I had to make an edit to my post--finasteride blocks type II 5AR which is dominant for hairloss. I had it reversed in my post.
Ultimately, if you are going bald, you will need some sort of dht blocker or nature will run its course. Minoxidil works well for the guys who only develop that bald spot on the back of their head but still have a decent hairline.But if your hair is receding and thinning all over, then you will need finasteride too imo.

Ronburgundy's picture

If it works for you, great. Finasteride definitely comes with a host of sides, and if you don't need it then I wouldn't add it either. I just think over time most will see a slow progression of hairloss, but then again, everyone is different.

helloBrooklyn's picture

Hey, chicks dig Vin Diesel.

So minoxidil is better in your opinion?

helloBrooklyn's picture

Thanks for the info. I suppose I'll ask, is a hair transplant something to consider if all else fails? Hair is overrated IMO and far from life or death, but I'm still curious.