posted Sat, 12/14/2024 - 00:16
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Hair change after the first cycle: Could I lose my hair on the second cycle?
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The first cycle I did was 13 weeks 500mg of testo E. At the end of the cycle my hair, straight and slightly wavy, became curls and slightly finer.
Now I would like to do a second cycle with Test E 300/Bolde U 300 week.
Has anyone who has had similar experiences seen their hair stay the same or did it just go away? My maternal relatives have always had hair until old age, my father has fine hair despite being old
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KonstantViktoryIve never had any issue with hair loss. My body hair and facial hair thickened up considerably though. Think Test/Tren/Mast.
How’s your lineage with hair loss?
This is a genetic thing in most cases.
My family just doesn’t bald and I’ve done extremely dumb cycles since a young age.
I’ve also seen guys who never touch anything and become bald at 20 years old…
My parents both have hair, my father has a bit of thinning hair but he's also 66 and has enough hair to not be bald.
I knew it was partly a genetic issue and in fact during the first cycle I hadn't even thought about this factor when I saw them.
Now that my hair has changed shape I've made the deduction "Hair as usual - cycle - hair changed - cycle - of hair loss"
KonstantViktoryAccording to genetic science it would be your mothers father that would give the best foresight as to what type of hairline genetics you inherited. Thats what ive read atleast, according to the DNA study of alleles.
First cycle= a bunch of placebo effects. Chill
What do you call it when it’s the opposite of a placebo effect? I thought my test was bunk because I was just getting fat (massive bloat from sky high e2 and far from perfect diet) and seriously considered leaving my wife because I couldn’t stand to be around her (crashed e2 lol). Then after the cycle, I couldn’t figure out why my face and chest were so red until I checked my hct. The biggest lesson I learned on my first cycle was not to ignore side effects. It pays to listen to your body.
I definitely had some placebo effects after the end of the first cycle, this change in hair is unfortunately evident. It is true that perhaps I should be more serene with less paranoia, but I was trying to understand if a thinning was possible or not. On the other hand, a cycle I know ALSO does and to be more attractive, and if this must lead to hair loss by decreasing the attraction it would not be worth it
"It's not a placebo" - Everyone who ever experienced a placebo effect. Your hair doesn't become curly before shedding. That is so funny. Look up miniaturization of hair follicles and try not to freak the fuck out
Hair follicle miniaturization from what I understand is a technical term for thinning hair. Hence baldness.
Now my thought process that goes from "Curly hair -> period -> I'm losing my hair" is actually very funny as there is no reasonable connection except in my head.
Maybe, as they say, I'm wrapping my head before I get it back
Seems like placebo from reading your post and replies. Wavy to straight can be simply oilly. I like being on cycle simply because my water is chalky and on cycle the lil added skin oils make my skin feel nice. Hair and scalp is no exception.
Like anvil noted on dht compounds theres shampoo that can halt dht on scalp without wrecking a cycle.
Maybe I wasn't clear and I expressed myself badly.
The change in my hair was obvious and still is. If before it was straight and slightly wavy when very long, now it's curly like Jimi Hendrix with short hair.
As for shampoo products I'm already using one with minoxidil and ketoconazole every time I shower as suggested in a post here on the forum several years ago. This should reduce the loss during use
anvilThe questions is did any fallout? There is multiple pathways that can cause hair loss. Changing of your hair texture might be something else but if became finer and thinner you might have an issue. Must of will shed hair. You can use all the topical hair growth products but stay away from oral versions because they will inhibit dht which you need. Otherwise roll the dice, genetics may not play a factor as I am 50 full head of hair and no one else in my family really does at my age. I cannot use winny or mast because I will shed hair like crazy.
From the end of my cycle to now I have never lost my hair and it has always grown back quickly as it has always been for me. So no relapses on the contrary. Even in terms of thickness after becoming curly they have maintained their size remaining fine.
Let's say that their volume has slightly decreased since I noticed that they became curly.
The hairdresser where I go told me that this change was made by the body to maintain their volume as the hair had decreased. I don't know if this is true or hearsay with experience.
For products I would only go with testosterone and boldenone 300/300 and I would absolutely avoid orals, winny and Mastenon.
anvilIt it's not getting thinner or shedding I would t just be cautious and keep moving forward.
I have never lost my hair except for a few small hairs due to the change of season as I think happens to all human beings, but thinning has not occurred.