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| Falling Hair / Thinning Hair: How To Keep It and Even Grow It Back (Without Breaking the Bank)
Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 When I was around 16 or 17, my friends used to joke around about a little bald spot I had forming at my crown. Well the joke is on them! Now they're the ones with receding hairlines and thin crowns while my hair flows all over the place. Being how they're not very internet savvy, they've never read my eBook. Back to the story.. At one point or another, I decided to give "the big guns" a try. I took the prescribed dosages until I actually noticed my hair getting thicker. People were telling me that my hair looked good and someone even thought I had hair replacement surgery. I continued with the prescribed dosages for about a year. As time went on, I decided to lower my dosages. I'd cut my Propecia pills in half - saving me money. Instead of paying $50.00 per month, that $50.00 now lasts me two months. And instead of applying Rogaine twice a day - I'd apply it only once at night.
Keep in mind that I've only gone this route after I was satisfied with the amount of hair I'd regrown. In order to regrow your hair, you should take the full dosages every day. A few months after you start getting compliments on your hair, you can probalbly think about decreasing the dosages without any adverse affects. This seems to have kept my hair loss in total check. I think that once you've grown your hair back, you can give a little less effort without having to worry. A little is better than nothing. I can't imagine somebody losing all the hair they've grown back as long as they keep taking the stuff somewhat consistently. |