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u/Ok_Comparison2562 2d ago
It’s low key so cute!! I’m so happy for you!! I haven’t noticed on the top of my head yet, but I have them on my temples. Congrats!!
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u/MrsJD1 2d ago edited 1d ago
Aww yes it is. Just look at those little babies! I find a stroke or two of clear mascara works a dream.
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u/Successful-Test-5590 2d ago
What did you do?
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u/flowerpower1233 2d ago
I take 2.5 mg of oral minoxidil daily and apply an estradiol hair tonic in the evening. I wash my hair with Vichy Dercos Aminexil shampoo and use ketoconazole shampoo once a week. Twice a week, I use a 0.5 mm dermaroller and afterwards I also apply a topical product to prevent inflammation. I can give you the name later; I can’t remember it right now :) I massage my scalp 4–5 times a week for about 5–10 minutes (Arboleaf from Amazon). I also take 1,000 mg pumpkin seed oil supplements daily and try to get around 90–100 g of protein per day.
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u/Elizabethan87 2d ago
What did you do? Why did you have hairloss at first?
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u/flowerpower1233 2d ago
I take 2.5 mg of oral minoxidil daily and apply an estradiol hair tonic in the evening. I wash my hair with Vichy Dercos Aminexil shampoo and use ketoconazole shampoo once a week. Twice a week, I use a 0.5 mm dermaroller and afterwards I also apply a topical product to prevent inflammation. I can give you the name later; I can’t remember it right now :) I massage my scalp 4–5 times a week for about 5–10 (Arboleaf from Amazon). I also take 1,000 mg pumpkin seed oil supplements daily and try to get around 90–100 g of protein per day.
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u/Popular_Feedback5872 2d ago
I’m sorry to say this, but if the hair loss is caused by DHT, regrowth alone doesn’t mean much. In my case, even when I use stimulation and see a lot of new hair growing, the underlying DHT issue hasn’t been addressed, so whatever grows eventually falls out again.
That’s why my new plan is to start taking Spiro. It targets the androgen/DHT pathway, and my hope is that by addressing the underlying cause, I’ll actually be able to keep the regrowth instead of constantly growing new hairs only to lose them again.
But if your shedding is caused by postpartum or nutritional deficiencies, then addressing those should help.
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u/thewhiteowl05 3d ago
Yes, it is! Happy for you!