I have only notices a couple of solutions against the nordwood reaper , and those are either tatoo your head , tatoo hair on your head or get a hair transplant. You guys can add other suggestions against balding in this thread
Discussion i've seen a lot of balding dudes where i live they start at around 22 or 23
My dad recommended me to start using Rogaine/Regaine twice a day. It's basically an anti balding spray you apply twice a day in order to avoid losing hair. I'm not actually sure if it's worked yet since I'm only 20 but the idea is to start early to avoid getting fucked by the reaper.
Is your dead high norwood?
Yeah it's often around that age. For me I panicked at 21 but I didn't really start until 23, at least looking back in photos.
Obviously the actual "solutions" (which are unrelliable and sometimes work, sometimes do nothing) are finasteride, minoxidil, nizoral and dermastamping. If you are norwooding and want to do something to try to stop it you better be at least on the first two or you're wasting your time.
It's such a ridiculous unfair condition. I wouldn't really care if everyone lost it at the same rate but the fact that some people can be bald at 25 and some have a full head of hair at 50 is just fucking unfair. Yeah, life isn't fair and all, but the thing is that this SHOULD be something which the scientific/medical community can solve. How the fuck can you put a man on the moon in 1969 and not stop hair falling out of people's heads in 2020.
Obviously the actual "solutions" (which are unrelliable and sometimes work, sometimes do nothing) are finasteride, minoxidil, nizoral and dermastamping. If you are norwooding and want to do something to try to stop it you better be at least on the first two or you're wasting your time.
It's such a ridiculous unfair condition. I wouldn't really care if everyone lost it at the same rate but the fact that some people can be bald at 25 and some have a full head of hair at 50 is just fucking unfair. Yeah, life isn't fair and all, but the thing is that this SHOULD be something which the scientific/medical community can solve. How the fuck can you put a man on the moon in 1969 and not stop hair falling out of people's heads in 2020.
He's completely bald now, he started losing hair at uni.
It takes a few months to see results but if you haven't started norwooding yet then you won't gain any hair. If you are norwooding get on fin too
Finasteride is the last resort and the most effective solution , but it can fuck up your dick and libido (Why would incels need them anyway Jfl)
If you are balding in your 20s , id say hop on fin
If you are balding in your 20s , id say hop on fin
I think I'm at the very early stages of norwooding which is why I started using the product, it contains minoxidil which I've been told is the most important ingredient.
Minoxidil is what stops the norwooding/regrows hair yeah. The most important anti-balding drug is finasteride (or dutasteride) as it lowers your DHT levels which is what causes balding, but if it's just the early stages maybe just minoxidil will work. I'm not sure though. But from experience they usually advise to use finasteride if you're balding.
Hey guys,
I am new here, and I would like to help you all baldingcels (condition - not totally bald... let me explain) with my mad scientist/crazy experimental and consistent tryouts of "unproven" hair loss cures. I discovered that this worked last October and I was ecstatic, prognosing a reversal of my lost hair and achieving Native American level of Norwood... Well, it didn't work like this, but I for sure got regrowth and hairline stabilization!
As many of you guys that have probably researched alternative medicine, in January 2019 I started applying a mixture of rosemary essential oil and peppermint essential oil, later adding lavender essential oil (a few droplets of the 10ml bottles they sell in the Netherlands) mixed with a carrier oil - pumpkin seed oil. Now, there are studies showing that both rosemary, peppermint and pumpkin seed oil can protect and to a degree reverse hair loss. To be certain, I applied this potion to my scalp once every 2 days, massaging it in for a minute or two and leaving it for 30-60 minutes before shampooing it off.
Now, about 5 months later, in June 2019, I noticed I had some limited regrowth, especially on my crown, but it wasn't satisfactory. So after stumbling upon a study talking about scalp massages applied 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the evening, EVERY day, I decided to actually try it out and actually stick with it... And voila. Even after the first few times I felt my scalp hot, stimulating the follicles with just my bare hands... And it hit me that the 1-2 minute massage I was doing when using the oils was probably what had worked, even though I continue to sip on pumpkin seed oil to this day.
So, I concluded that while genes play a role (Norwood 1 or 0 guys... Eternal envy), lifestyle habits, especially with our cucked soft food diet and environmental toxins (who KNOWS what shit) we need to take matters into our own hands, literally.
Now I stand at a firm Norwood 2 and while this may be my genetic default (as some ofnl you may claim), I was balding af before discovering this hand magic. So, success story. Though, it has to be caught in time, afterwards it's too late I think.
Tl;dr Was suffering from hair loss, (I got pictures to prove), stabilized and somewhat reversed it with scalp massage and pumpkin seed oil.
I am new here, and I would like to help you all baldingcels (condition - not totally bald... let me explain) with my mad scientist/crazy experimental and consistent tryouts of "unproven" hair loss cures. I discovered that this worked last October and I was ecstatic, prognosing a reversal of my lost hair and achieving Native American level of Norwood... Well, it didn't work like this, but I for sure got regrowth and hairline stabilization!
As many of you guys that have probably researched alternative medicine, in January 2019 I started applying a mixture of rosemary essential oil and peppermint essential oil, later adding lavender essential oil (a few droplets of the 10ml bottles they sell in the Netherlands) mixed with a carrier oil - pumpkin seed oil. Now, there are studies showing that both rosemary, peppermint and pumpkin seed oil can protect and to a degree reverse hair loss. To be certain, I applied this potion to my scalp once every 2 days, massaging it in for a minute or two and leaving it for 30-60 minutes before shampooing it off.
Now, about 5 months later, in June 2019, I noticed I had some limited regrowth, especially on my crown, but it wasn't satisfactory. So after stumbling upon a study talking about scalp massages applied 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the evening, EVERY day, I decided to actually try it out and actually stick with it... And voila. Even after the first few times I felt my scalp hot, stimulating the follicles with just my bare hands... And it hit me that the 1-2 minute massage I was doing when using the oils was probably what had worked, even though I continue to sip on pumpkin seed oil to this day.
So, I concluded that while genes play a role (Norwood 1 or 0 guys... Eternal envy), lifestyle habits, especially with our cucked soft food diet and environmental toxins (who KNOWS what shit) we need to take matters into our own hands, literally.
Now I stand at a firm Norwood 2 and while this may be my genetic default (as some ofnl you may claim), I was balding af before discovering this hand magic. So, success story. Though, it has to be caught in time, afterwards it's too late I think.
Tl;dr Was suffering from hair loss, (I got pictures to prove), stabilized and somewhat reversed it with scalp massage and pumpkin seed oil.
My sister once told me the one redeeming quality about me is my hair, if I lose it I'm completely done
not a good sign broski
I started balding at 23. My hair was my only good quality. Gave me a boyish charm look despite my ugly round face. But now it's thinned so much. I look pathetic
sorry to hear that bro, but its over for you
The Norwood reaper please have mercy on my already subhuman hairline
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it seems to be around that age, I'm 22 and I just noticed my temples receding recently. Perhaps we're just more aware than other men, they usually copemaxx and just realize they're norwooding when it's too late.
Not sure if that's the case or zoomers and millennials are balding earlier. I wouldn't doubt that because we live in a world way more stressful, full of soy and all kinds of things who fuck up our health and accelerating the coming of the reaper. I mean I'm not joking I went from a NW0 to a 1.5 in like a year or two.
Not sure if that's the case or zoomers and millennials are balding earlier. I wouldn't doubt that because we live in a world way more stressful, full of soy and all kinds of things who fuck up our health and accelerating the coming of the reaper. I mean I'm not joking I went from a NW0 to a 1.5 in like a year or two.
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