it's not even accurate, since hairs cycle, and you don't know if that follicle actually emerged from products used, or just normal growth phase (anagen)
@@malikthemadlad does not work, since he obviously is not affected by DHT like bald people, and even then, the temple area hair recovery varies with people
Bro I really appreciate how honest you are in not trying to askew your results. And I love your dedication and perseverance in these experiments. I personally think there's not a vast enough difference for this to be useful for people experiencing true hairloss. I also would disagree with your Norwood two self diagnosis! You have the the hair of the God's my friend! I don't think you're experiencing any hairloss to begin with. Obsessively looking at any perceived flaw can distort what you're actually seeing.
From experience, I can tell you just using oil is okay, but you can make your growth more effective. I'd recommend either a derma-roller or a derma-stamp. It's basically just tiny little needles that prick the skin and force new growth. I personally have used a derma-roller covered in some hair growth oil and it's sprouted many new hairs on my beard. Still very patchy, but I'm nowhere near as patchy as I used to be. And I use it very inconsistently. And for another tip, I use that same oil and rub it on my eyelashes to make them thicker and longer.
Balding is lymph stagnation caused by eating cooked foods. Most ppl succumb to it eventually but the lucky ones who have strong hair genes can usually preserve their hair till 60-70. You can reverse it or at the very least stop it dead by eating a 100% raw fruit diet. Not easy but you will stop hair loss after 6 months on fruit. It could take years to regrow.
That’s VERY unhealthy. I’d you wanted your lymphatic system to start moving, there’s a million things to do before that. Also, people have lymph issues due to toxins btw. Nothing to do with cooked foods
@@michaelbitzer7295you just need to stop eating processed foods, opting for a natural diet consuming foods of animal origin, fruits, vegetables, legumes, vitamins is very effective in the fight against baldness. My family's genetics are perfect, my two paternal and maternal grandfathers were not bald, my father has a hairline similar to Zayn's, but I have a diet poor in healthy foods that I only have a little bit of. The rest is good, I hope to recover my hair and improve what I already have
I remember comparing my right side hair line to my left when I was 18 and being pretty worried about it because they're different, I think hair line worries effect most guys and should be talked about more. Fast forward I'm 42 years old now and my hairline hasn't changed....i wasted many times worrying about something for no reason, all that worry was just paranoia. I feel like your hairline is no problem, you have good hair. I like the fact that you're an honest down to earth guy and really hope the hair concerns don't play on your mind because you end up forgetting everything you have going for you in life and focusing on 1 thing. All the best .
i worry about it now 😭😭maybe over think but should i further into buying a product? i’m yeah 18 and don’t know what to do like it’s not major but it’s like almost exactly how you described your situation and how like you worked about it
I'm seeing no change to the hairline. And if you're counting individual hairs, bear in mind that a healthy head of hair can shed dozens of hairs every day; so if one particular hair is or isn't there, it doesn't necessarily indicate either new growth or loss. Also, might any negligible effect be caused by regularly massaging that area of your scalp rather than the product? Maybe rubbing ketchup on your head everyday would have a positive result too.
Yes, I was thinking the same thing about rubbing the skin. I had that happen when I scratched off a small skin tag sort of thing on my hand. A little bit of hair grew there. Same thing happened when I got cat scratch fever, hair grew near the wound area on my leg, maybe from rubbing the skin while putting on topical medicine (?). But I definitely don't recommend that latter method of growing hair. 😄
For having a beard you have to lose hair on your head that's how DHT works. If you full head of hair means you have low DHT. DHT is super hermone for men look it up.
I am trying micro-needeling and rosemary oil for some months now. And recently I have noticed, that I am growing new hair at my hairline, which definitely was not there before I started. To be honest, they are very thin and blond. But I am hoping that they will regrow darker and thicker ones they fall out. I will definitely continue to use it. Thank you for the update!
Hair loss of mostly from internal deficiency. Biotin, collagen peptides, iron etc. Combined internal with external is most effective. Rosemary oil if not diluted, can be too strong on the scalp and cause irritation - thus can make hair loss worse. Good luck!
I don't know if it does work or not, but a point to raise is about the quality of the oil you may use. A lot of essential oils are advertised as 'pure/100%' etc, but the majority of the oil is more carrier oil such as castor. True essential oils are expensive, anything that's in the
yes there is new growth, I started rosemary oil 2% with castor oil and other carrier oils, and leave it overnight. Dosage plays a significant part in this.
Such small gain cannot possibly offset losses in same amount of time. If men with male pattern baldness lost only like 3 to 4 hair in 8 months, none of them would go bald because it would take thousands of years ;-) The only 2 things that work is finasteride/dutasteride (which I do not recommend because messing with hormones is usually a bad idea) and minoxidil :)
A hair holistic hair specialist informed me that over the counter products such as rosemary oil are diluted and essentially ineffective. You should infuse your own oil using a carrier like olive oil and the infusion process takes up to 4 weeks.
@@mr.ddasgaming6918 yes, no minox, fin or other bullcrap that will kill your hormones, sometimes your follicle is just dead from the garbage water the government puts out and needs a jumpstart, the water in your shower is barely getting filtered even if you have a filter on, birth control, lead, rust and other garbage when women piss out does not get filtered, hard water contains high reserves of calcium ions, those get absorbed to your body especially your scalp because water directly hits your head and the scalp has holes so it's easily absorbed, btw you want to buy magnesium oxide spray, it stings like hell but heals you well, also a natural deodorant
Just a few follicles gained isn't the impressive part, what's impressive is in the last 8 months, you didn't LOSE any, which indicates you may have halted male pattern balding
In my own deep dive on the hairloss subject I came across a man called Robert English and he's been able to treat patient's hairloss with simple scalp massages. You'll notice on old men who have been bald for a while that the skin is stretched tightly over the head, becoming shiny and scarified. Throughout our day to day lives we contract our facial muscles and especially if you exert yourself. This over time causes tightness and the scalp doesn't move around like the lower part of the head, so we have to massage it. Personally I like to use a gua sha stone and emu oil on my scalp. Green tea concentrate all over works wonders as well.
I find these videos funny because you probably have one of the best hairlines possible for a male with no signs of male pattern baldness. Would be interesting if you tried these hair regrowing experiments on a friend of yours who actually has a receding hairline
I’m 26 and my hair line has thinned a lot. Your hair is wayyyy better. But my farther started losing hair in mid 20s too. His dad still has his hair which is funny
@@baby.lemonade5864the problem with using minoxidil is that you must continue using it indefinitely, once you stop using it, the hair it’s stimulated to grow will again fall out.
No, mate. What really helped was the rubbing. You even mention a study about it. Rub the spots, where you want hair to grow back, more often per day. You can do this anytime, all day. You're welcome.
I don't comment on your videos usually because I think you are pretty aware of yourself but I feel the need to say something for this video. I do not mean any hate when I say anything now. Right now you feel like a conspiracy theorist literally counting a hand few on possibly new hair follicles. Even if those are new hair follicles and the hair is actually thicker than before it is so minimal over an 8 month period it seems not worth the time. There has to be a better method for this for sure. Plenty of comments suggest needling which might be something worth researching. Even then you have a great hair line and appear to have great hair density. I don't think this is something you should greatly concern yourself with right now. Anyways, keep making great videos.
Okay I wish I would have watched this before buying a big bottle of rosemary oil. Not worth the daily application according to your results lol. Appreciate your dedication and focus though!
It works if you have actual hairloss which he doesn't. And you can apply it way more easier, I just add rosemary oil to my shampoo (fragrance free, silicone free, ph neutral shampoo), shampoo my hair with it every day and leave it in for a few minutes. If you actually have thin hair or early hairloss it makes a real difference. You'll feel the difference after a few weeks and see it after a few months. It is actually proven to be as effective as 2% minoxidil but it's much cheaper, has no sideeffects and with this method, is way easier to apply. Don't expect any magical results though but my hair looks and feels much stronger and thicker even without a substantial amount of actual new hair follicles.
Good luck! I tried rogaine and grew new hair in my twenties, but the loss of hair out-paced the new growth. I am now 50 and nearly completely bald on top. I guess it hasn’t bothered me since I just accepted it in my late twenties. But I do think most women wouldn’t date a bald dude unfortunately. But looks like you have a long term SO I think, so I wouldn’t worry. Women lose hair too so they can’t get too cut-throat about it if you go bald. I honestly enjoy being bald. It is so much easier tbh. 😂. And I read that it is actually an evolutionary advantage; get more vitamin D. 🤷♂️
Okay, watching this just to see about rosemary oil, but the big question I keep coming back to is, what does you mother's father's hairline look like? My widows peak is more pronounced than yours by quite a bit, and I have no reason to think I am losing my hair or anything (it is thicker and longer that it ever has been). For reference, I take MSM and horsetail orally to help with pain from a connective tissue disorder and have used rosemary mint shampoo and conditioner for years. But the male pattern baldness from what I have heard always goes back to you match your mother's father. Fingers crossed that isn't true as my son has his dad's thick beautiful hair, and the picture I've seen of my biological father he is bald.
I hope you don't use shampoo 2x a day. That will kill your hair. Shampoo should be 2-3 times a week. Conditioner should be daily. Hair massages alone would do the same thing.
Even in the before you had the best hairline I've ever seen in any male human above the age of 16. (And you are nowhere on the Norwood scale). And you really can't compare single hairs, not all follicles are in their growing phase at the same time, just because there is one hair where there wasn't one before, that doesn't mean anything, hair can grow at different places at different times that doesn't mean it's a new follicle. And again, you're not balding, not in the slightest, you probably had the exact hairline since puberty.
from my understanding rosemary is a natural dht blocker which is the main problem for losing the hair in male apo pattern baldness and your hair my friend is 100% healthy its not looking like dht is even affecting you in any way, so what do we expect the rosemary to do? we cant even see a difference in color because your hair is like super black black. For me for example with real male baldness pattern problem slowly increasing the last 6 years, there was 100% a difference by using rosemary water. several people ask me without them even knowing what i do "did your hair got darker? (im blond so they will notice it really fast) because what also happened with my hair falling out, my medium dark gold blond lost a lot of his saturation in the last 3 years it was like a filter as if it loses 50% of color saturation. after only 2 months rosemary water my hair became way darker and the thin hair became thicker. its not like i got double amount of hair or something but some new hair and it was way more thick i would assume like 40 to 50% more thickness which made it atleast look like way more hair even when the amount was prob the same. So conclusion here is it will only have effect if the reason of your hairloss is really dht.
I tried rosemary and olive oil, and I've started to see results after like 3 months. But the new hair disappeared again in less than 1 month after I stopped applying the oils. The point is, it's not a one time fix.
My experience as a person slowly regrowing their hair, is that i now think of hairloss as being caused by a bacteria getting out of control on the scalp. Ive noticed since i started balding that there is inflammation at the base of the follicles. Keeping this at bay has led to slow but consistent regrowth on my head over the past 2 years. Sunlight seems to help with this, and diet plays a huge role(mostly fruit and staying well hydrated is the way). But the easiest trick ive found is to wet my hair thoroughly with distilled water once a day, this doesnt work with other water for some reason. This fends off the inflammation and allows the slow but consistent regrowth. U however probably have no hairloss besides a tiny bit of an adult hairline, that is normal for any man after his late teens, i suspect this has something to do with our browridges changing shape as we reach adulthood, kind of like a end of puberty signifier. So no matter what u do, u may not see regrowth.
would of been neat if you did your castor oil experiement into the right side of your hairline. I'm using a combo of castor and rosemary on my hairline but I only just started
Bruh. I don't think you've lost or gained any hair since you were 10. You didn't get to a Norwood 2, you just have an angled side hairline naturally that slightly resembles the Norwood 2 side profile drawing. The Norwood 1 isn't just where everyone starts and everything else is hair loss. Seriously if you can't spot 1 hair missing after a year, you aren't losing your hair. Stop it! 😂
Based on what I can see, i don't think it's helping. I'd highly recommend watching Lab Muffin Beauty Science's video on this before you keep going. "Rosemary oil for hair growth" I know how it feels to always be wanting to go down the more "natural" route. But just because it's natural, doesn't mean it's safe or effective. Get advice from experts in the field your experimenting with and then decide for yourself whether or not you should continue.
First off, oils are good for scalp and hair.. second you need to spread those oils around. 100% natural boar hair brush will do the trick. Apply the oils then brush your hair. Like alot.. brush your hair alot.
Counting the follicles is actually insane 😭😭
it's not even accurate, since hairs cycle, and you don't know if that follicle actually emerged from products used, or just normal growth phase (anagen)
Stressing about it would make my hair fall out faster...
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Bro u already have the best hairline I don't think u will look good in zayn hairline and there is no sign of male baldness pattern at all ❤ ur videos
He's doing it for bald people like us
@@malikthemadlad does not work, since he obviously is not affected by DHT like bald people, and even then, the temple area hair recovery varies with people
Zayn malik omgg his hair is the best😍
Bro I really appreciate how honest you are in not trying to askew your results. And I love your dedication and perseverance in these experiments.
I personally think there's not a vast enough difference for this to be useful for people experiencing true hairloss.
I also would disagree with your Norwood two self diagnosis! You have the the hair of the God's my friend! I don't think you're experiencing any hairloss to begin with. Obsessively looking at any perceived flaw can distort what you're actually seeing.
Totally agree
I agree, it could be just a mature man hairline is developing.
I've never seen a guy with perfect hairline - better than 99.99% of men out there (and most women) - so concerned about it.
True, but you gotta preserve what you got
LMAO 😊
If you had something almost perfect wouldn't you want to keep that blessing?
@@OlafLandagreed
Check out Shah Rukh Khan's hairline boy❤❤
From experience, I can tell you just using oil is okay, but you can make your growth more effective. I'd recommend either a derma-roller or a derma-stamp. It's basically just tiny little needles that prick the skin and force new growth.
I personally have used a derma-roller covered in some hair growth oil and it's sprouted many new hairs on my beard. Still very patchy, but I'm nowhere near as patchy as I used to be. And I use it very inconsistently.
And for another tip, I use that same oil and rub it on my eyelashes to make them thicker and longer.
Balding is lymph stagnation caused by eating cooked foods. Most ppl succumb to it eventually but the lucky ones who have strong hair genes can usually preserve their hair till 60-70. You can reverse it or at the very least stop it dead by eating a 100% raw fruit diet. Not easy but you will stop hair loss after 6 months on fruit. It could take years to regrow.
That’s VERY unhealthy. I’d you wanted your lymphatic system to start moving, there’s a million things to do before that. Also, people have lymph issues due to toxins btw. Nothing to do with cooked foods
@@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw 100% raw fruit diet? That is nothing but unheathy.
@@michaelbitzer7295 You are uneducated in the human lymphatic system
@@michaelbitzer7295you just need to stop eating processed foods, opting for a natural diet consuming foods of animal origin, fruits, vegetables, legumes, vitamins is very effective in the fight against baldness. My family's genetics are perfect, my two paternal and maternal grandfathers were not bald, my father has a hairline similar to Zayn's, but I have a diet poor in healthy foods that I only have a little bit of. The rest is good, I hope to recover my hair and improve what I already have
I remember comparing my right side hair line to my left when I was 18 and being pretty worried about it because they're different, I think hair line worries effect most guys and should be talked about more. Fast forward I'm 42 years old now and my hairline hasn't changed....i wasted many times worrying about something for no reason, all that worry was just paranoia. I feel like your hairline is no problem, you have good hair. I like the fact that you're an honest down to earth guy and really hope the hair concerns don't play on your mind because you end up forgetting everything you have going for you in life and focusing on 1 thing. All the best .
i worry about it now 😭😭maybe over think but should i further into buying a product? i’m yeah 18 and don’t know what to do like it’s not major but it’s like almost exactly how you described your situation and how like you worked about it
I'm seeing no change to the hairline. And if you're counting individual hairs, bear in mind that a healthy head of hair can shed dozens of hairs every day; so if one particular hair is or isn't there, it doesn't necessarily indicate either new growth or loss.
Also, might any negligible effect be caused by regularly massaging that area of your scalp rather than the product? Maybe rubbing ketchup on your head everyday would have a positive result too.
Yes, I was thinking the same thing about rubbing the skin. I had that happen when I scratched off a small skin tag sort of thing on my hand. A little bit of hair grew there. Same thing happened when I got cat scratch fever, hair grew near the wound area on my leg, maybe from rubbing the skin while putting on topical medicine (?). But I definitely don't recommend that latter method of growing hair. 😄
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Do a beard maxing experiment 🐻
He has a beard
For having a beard you have to lose hair on your head that's how DHT works. If you full head of hair means you have low DHT. DHT is super hermone for men look it up.
@@GE0attackThat doesn’t explain guy’s who have a full head of hair and a beard. It’s the sensitivity to DHT that matters.
@@Zukaarimoto exactly
You got to do a video on microneedling for hair and do a before and after crazy results can be seen
yeah i think is the best way to growth
Did nothing for me
Did nothing for me either.plus it makes my head red raw
@@LT99_ you're supposed to do it in conjunction with minoxidil
@@kaisalis7895yeah I do, oral and topical. I’m also on dutasteride. Not regrowing anything
appreciate the amount of effrot put into making these as accurate as possible. much appreciated!
I am trying micro-needeling and rosemary oil for some months now. And recently I have noticed, that I am growing new hair at my hairline, which definitely was not there before I started. To be honest, they are very thin and blond. But I am hoping that they will regrow darker and thicker ones they fall out. I will definitely continue to use it.
Thank you for the update!
Bro has the thickest hair I’ve ever seen and he’s trying to get more hair😂
Hair loss of mostly from internal deficiency. Biotin, collagen peptides, iron etc. Combined internal with external is most effective. Rosemary oil if not diluted, can be too strong on the scalp and cause irritation - thus can make hair loss worse. Good luck!
I don't know if it does work or not, but a point to raise is about the quality of the oil you may use. A lot of essential oils are advertised as 'pure/100%' etc, but the majority of the oil is more carrier oil such as castor. True essential oils are expensive, anything that's in the
Legally in the US they can say it is pure at 6%. Which is nuts.
@GoingGreenMom that is crazy. People then try them, nothing happens, and then they believe they aren't useful.
yes there is new growth, I started rosemary oil 2% with castor oil and other carrier oils, and leave it overnight. Dosage plays a significant part in this.
Such small gain cannot possibly offset losses in same amount of time. If men with male pattern baldness lost only like 3 to 4 hair in 8 months, none of them would go bald because it would take thousands of years ;-) The only 2 things that work is finasteride/dutasteride (which I do not recommend because messing with hormones is usually a bad idea) and minoxidil :)
Except the fact that he isn't balding at all so this doesnt really tell us anything
Look at what Bryan Johnson is doing for his hair. Try that whole crazy formula for 3 months.
A hair holistic hair specialist informed me that over the counter products such as rosemary oil are diluted and essentially ineffective. You should infuse your own oil using a carrier like olive oil and the infusion process takes up to 4 weeks.
I feel like the number of follicles are the same, just pointing in a different direction which is why they look new
My husband, mother and I have all benefited from the irestore helmet you tried.
Revux's roadmap looks promising. Exciting times ahead!
Im 21 and my hairline is way more receded i would say you're better than even a Norwood 1 im at like a Norwood 2.5
try magnesium oil spray, it removes the calcium in your follicle the calcified due to hard water, it worked on me
What literally!
@@mr.ddasgaming6918 yes, no minox, fin or other bullcrap that will kill your hormones, sometimes your follicle is just dead from the garbage water the government puts out and needs a jumpstart, the water in your shower is barely getting filtered even if you have a filter on, birth control, lead, rust and other garbage when women piss out does not get filtered, hard water contains high reserves of calcium ions, those get absorbed to your body especially your scalp because water directly hits your head and the scalp has holes so it's easily absorbed, btw you want to buy magnesium oxide spray, it stings like hell but heals you well, also a natural deodorant
@jxbuyo what brand do you use?
@@Zukaarimotorandom but it’s magnesium oxide spray
Just a few follicles gained isn't the impressive part, what's impressive is in the last 8 months, you didn't LOSE any, which indicates you may have halted male pattern balding
In my own deep dive on the hairloss subject I came across a man called Robert English and he's been able to treat patient's hairloss with simple scalp massages. You'll notice on old men who have been bald for a while that the skin is stretched tightly over the head, becoming shiny and scarified. Throughout our day to day lives we contract our facial muscles and especially if you exert yourself. This over time causes tightness and the scalp doesn't move around like the lower part of the head, so we have to massage it. Personally I like to use a gua sha stone and emu oil on my scalp. Green tea concentrate all over works wonders as well.
I find these videos funny because you probably have one of the best hairlines possible for a male with no signs of male pattern baldness. Would be interesting if you tried these hair regrowing experiments on a friend of yours who actually has a receding hairline
It's totally an irrational fear. He makes so many hairline videos and there's just not any hair loss happening. 😆
Keep in mind that rosemary oil only works for certain reasons of hairloss, not any type of hairloss
thank you for good vibes
Being bald is not that bad. I lost mine between 19-21. The fear of the hair loss is more unattractive than the actual hair loss.
I much prefer your hear like this =D It looks great bro!
elderly man slams face into monitor trying to count hair follicles, found dead.
use a derma roller for a video, it can help absorb the rosemary oil making it more affective. I recommend a derma stamp instead of a roller.
I’m 26 and my hair line has thinned a lot. Your hair is wayyyy better. But my farther started losing hair in mid 20s too. His dad still has his hair which is funny
I use caster oil mixed with rosemary oil and the results I've seen is mind blowing.. You should try it.
without minoxil?
@@baby.lemonade5864the problem with using minoxidil is that you must continue using it indefinitely, once you stop using it, the hair it’s stimulated to grow will again fall out.
I use grass-fed organic tallow and add rosemary oil. Thank you for the insight!
No, mate. What really helped was the rubbing. You even mention a study about it. Rub the spots, where you want hair to grow back, more often per day. You can do this anytime, all day. You're welcome.
congrats lol 3 new hairs i wanna see morrrrrrre
You’re doing an amazing job! You try everything that many people would like to do and in addition you deliver a lot of feedback. Keep it up!
I don't comment on your videos usually because I think you are pretty aware of yourself but I feel the need to say something for this video. I do not mean any hate when I say anything now. Right now you feel like a conspiracy theorist literally counting a hand few on possibly new hair follicles. Even if those are new hair follicles and the hair is actually thicker than before it is so minimal over an 8 month period it seems not worth the time. There has to be a better method for this for sure. Plenty of comments suggest needling which might be something worth researching. Even then you have a great hair line and appear to have great hair density. I don't think this is something you should greatly concern yourself with right now. Anyways, keep making great videos.
This is what they mean when ‘now you’re just splitting hairs…’
Try microneedling or derma stamp. And document the results. According to research should have pretty good response with little to no side effect.
You should do a video on topical caffiene and microneedling for hair regrowth!
I haven't heard of topical caffeine. that sounds wild
You should do minoxidil and derma rolling. Or derma rolling + rosemary oil
You gotta relax mate, oxidative stress is a big factor when it comes to balding
Okay I wish I would have watched this before buying a big bottle of rosemary oil. Not worth the daily application according to your results lol. Appreciate your dedication and focus though!
It works if you have actual hairloss which he doesn't. And you can apply it way more easier, I just add rosemary oil to my shampoo (fragrance free, silicone free, ph neutral shampoo), shampoo my hair with it every day and leave it in for a few minutes. If you actually have thin hair or early hairloss it makes a real difference. You'll feel the difference after a few weeks and see it after a few months. It is actually proven to be as effective as 2% minoxidil but it's much cheaper, has no sideeffects and with this method, is way easier to apply. Don't expect any magical results though but my hair looks and feels much stronger and thicker even without a substantial amount of actual new hair follicles.
Good luck! I tried rogaine and grew new hair in my twenties, but the loss of hair out-paced the new growth. I am now 50 and nearly completely bald on top. I guess it hasn’t bothered me since I just accepted it in my late twenties. But I do think most women wouldn’t date a bald dude unfortunately. But looks like you have a long term SO I think, so I wouldn’t worry. Women lose hair too so they can’t get too cut-throat about it if you go bald. I honestly enjoy being bald. It is so much easier tbh. 😂. And I read that it is actually an evolutionary advantage; get more vitamin D. 🤷♂️
Apply the oil mix actually works 10 times better
I feel you're pain, I'm 37 now, my hair has definitely seen better days lol, glad I'm 6'4" and married lol
derma roll/stamp experimment bro along with your honemade cream, you should be seeing crazy results
In the next bull run, keep an eye on DOT, VRA, and SOL, but don't overlook Revux's RVX
As a bald person.... **gently places hand on your shoulder** 😔
Okay, watching this just to see about rosemary oil, but the big question I keep coming back to is, what does you mother's father's hairline look like? My widows peak is more pronounced than yours by quite a bit, and I have no reason to think I am losing my hair or anything (it is thicker and longer that it ever has been). For reference, I take MSM and horsetail orally to help with pain from a connective tissue disorder and have used rosemary mint shampoo and conditioner for years. But the male pattern baldness from what I have heard always goes back to you match your mother's father. Fingers crossed that isn't true as my son has his dad's thick beautiful hair, and the picture I've seen of my biological father he is bald.
I hope you don't use shampoo 2x a day. That will kill your hair. Shampoo should be 2-3 times a week. Conditioner should be daily. Hair massages alone would do the same thing.
you should try that in someone with hair issues
you have no hair issues
Even in the before you had the best hairline I've ever seen in any male human above the age of 16. (And you are nowhere on the Norwood scale). And you really can't compare single hairs, not all follicles are in their growing phase at the same time, just because there is one hair where there wasn't one before, that doesn't mean anything, hair can grow at different places at different times that doesn't mean it's a new follicle. And again, you're not balding, not in the slightest, you probably had the exact hairline since puberty.
from my understanding rosemary is a natural dht blocker which is the main problem for losing the hair in male apo pattern baldness and your hair my friend is 100% healthy its not looking like dht is even affecting you in any way, so what do we expect the rosemary to do? we cant even see a difference in color because your hair is like super black black. For me for example with real male baldness pattern problem slowly increasing the last 6 years, there was 100% a difference by using rosemary water. several people ask me without them even knowing what i do "did your hair got darker? (im blond so they will notice it really fast) because what also happened with my hair falling out, my medium dark gold blond lost a lot of his saturation in the last 3 years it was like a filter as if it loses 50% of color saturation. after only 2 months rosemary water my hair became way darker and the thin hair became thicker. its not like i got double amount of hair or something but some new hair and it was way more thick i would assume like 40 to 50% more thickness which made it atleast look like way more hair even when the amount was prob the same. So conclusion here is it will only have effect if the reason of your hairloss is really dht.
we are literally splitting hairs here my guy
Bru, 3 million subscribers... you can afford to take a trip to Turkey one day 😂👍 in fact, the video you make from that will pay for it 😂
Mate you don't seem to be having any balding in the first place! XD
What if it's just 'normal' age growth extra hair thing ? ...
This ain’t just me, but this seems obsessive right?
This is his job.
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Bro Is Growing Hair Year After Year 😂🔥🔥
You need to microneedle the area whilst applying the rosemary!
prp or stem cells actually work for regrowing cells needed for hair growth
bro your hairline is godly but your haircut is telling me you went to supercuts
Someone invent a hair company with rosemary oil in it
That msm lotion has a prop 65 cancer warning
I think 2 showers a day in fluoride contaminated water is probably causing your hair loss bro
I am very skeptical this would do anything for regrowth, especially according to your results, but potentially good for maintenance?
I tried rosemary and olive oil, and I've started to see results after like 3 months. But the new hair disappeared again in less than 1 month after I stopped applying the oils. The point is, it's not a one time fix.
Did you experience some kind of thinning before you was applying those oils?
@@dboss3585 Yes. That was the reason I started implying it.
@@revolt61275 Was your hairloss genetic? Or does hair thinning run in your family?
My experience as a person slowly regrowing their hair, is that i now think of hairloss as being caused by a bacteria getting out of control on the scalp. Ive noticed since i started balding that there is inflammation at the base of the follicles. Keeping this at bay has led to slow but consistent regrowth on my head over the past 2 years. Sunlight seems to help with this, and diet plays a huge role(mostly fruit and staying well hydrated is the way). But the easiest trick ive found is to wet my hair thoroughly with distilled water once a day, this doesnt work with other water for some reason. This fends off the inflammation and allows the slow but consistent regrowth. U however probably have no hairloss besides a tiny bit of an adult hairline, that is normal for any man after his late teens, i suspect this has something to do with our browridges changing shape as we reach adulthood, kind of like a end of puberty signifier. So no matter what u do, u may not see regrowth.
Revux's whitepaper blew me away. RVX is the future of crypto!
if there have been any improvements it could be the effect of hair gymnastics.
Revux's team is top-notch. Expecting big developments soon!
would of been neat if you did your castor oil experiement into the right side of your hairline. I'm using a combo of castor and rosemary on my hairline but I only just started
I think you should continue the rosemary oil BUT with microneedle, so it could penetrate deeper
I think your barber just left a couple hairs when lining you up
Bruh. I don't think you've lost or gained any hair since you were 10. You didn't get to a Norwood 2, you just have an angled side hairline naturally that slightly resembles the Norwood 2 side profile drawing. The Norwood 1 isn't just where everyone starts and everything else is hair loss. Seriously if you can't spot 1 hair missing after a year, you aren't losing your hair. Stop it! 😂
for every like I get - I will.
Been tracking Revux's development. Impressed with the progress!
Based on what I can see, i don't think it's helping.
I'd highly recommend watching Lab Muffin Beauty Science's video on this before you keep going. "Rosemary oil for hair growth"
I know how it feels to always be wanting to go down the more "natural" route. But just because it's natural, doesn't mean it's safe or effective. Get advice from experts in the field your experimenting with and then decide for yourself whether or not you should continue.
It's okay lucas. I also have the dreaded windmill hairline. lol
The after looks a little fuller
This is what happens when spend too much time on the Internet
Bro counting stars to save Men's baldness 🥲
Presale investments have been my go-to, and Revux is my latest pick. Early birds catch the worm!
I feel like its a bit more receded in the after 😅
Clearing out all my Alts going into BTC and Revux only, maybe a little BNB and SOL
Everything depends on genetics and it's real
try methylene blue as a supplement
You’re really splitting hairs over this comparison
Revux stands out in the crowded crypto space. A real gem!
Pigmie do a hair journey series with you trying to find the best hair recovery products.
(Like this comment so he sees!)
My boy slowly losing it (obviously not the hair though)
Please try beet juice for 30 days.
Onion skin Tea if you want new hair
You should do the jump rope challenge again but with barefoot shoes for those calf gains!!
First off, oils are good for scalp and hair.. second you need to spread those oils around. 100% natural boar hair brush will do the trick. Apply the oils then brush your hair. Like alot.. brush your hair alot.
You already got good hair, stop fishing for compliments bro
YOU GOT A HAIRCUT ! LMAO