I put ROSEMARY OIL in My HAIR Everyday - 120 Day Results 

Agreed. 10 days isn't enough time to see real results.

i think 10-day tests have their own merit because he can try some crazy stuff like walking backward or being on all fours for 10 days.

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Yes, at least 3 months.

Hmmmmm, I might.

Thanks bb

Who would wake up to watch a RU-vid video?

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My eyes hurt

Holy yap!

Omg have y'all never picked up a book in your entire life? This was a couple sentences long, it takes 30 seconds to read

still rosemary oil along with some other carrier oil is better than any shampoo there is and will promote hair and scalp health resulting in healthier=thicker hair

I had it too bro. Till 29. Then my hair loss began drastically. Now I’m 32 and I lost a lot of hair at the top and fighting against it with hair serum and organic shampoo

@@Duman_59 Exactly. Having dense follicles can actually be paradoxically misleading. Because you are starting with so much density, you can ignore the problem for longer, delude yourself into thinking you are "immune" and won't catch it until it's already very progressed. Even if you have a lot of follicles they can be DHT sensitive (no matter how big the bucket is, if it has a hole, it will eventually be empty) and so even your dense hair can and will eventually thin and then fall out if you are prone to that. Versus if you started with less follicles you would notice much sooner when they thin and you maybe lost a few and could do something about it.

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Looks like new growth to me too.

Can u share ur routine

@@kam2992 Well it's nothing fancy, really. I got this tea made of fresh rosemary, into which I add some drops of rosemary essential oil and put in a spray bottle in the fridge. I spray that onto the areas I want results in each night. The "potion" lasts for one or two months, I think. The other two products are some general store oils for hair like castor oil, rosemary oil etc which i use only once a week and rub well into my scalp and sit on it for 1 or two hours before shower. Then I shower with some very light shampoo that's mainly just some kind of general soap + rosemary oils again. And that's it, basically. The shampoo is really good, even tho it's so simple. My hair and scalp has never felt calmer, cleaner and so good in general. I've stopped it for a single month and gone back to my former shampoo, which wasn't bad to be honest, and now my scalp feels tired, dry and itchy. But that's just me. Best case scenario is to go to a trichologist and let him make a personalized plan for you, but that costs money. So far I don't have such money so I've been experimenting with these things, and they seem to kind of work. The only thing I don't like is that my hair hasn't become way thicker, but that's probably unrealistic. If it just stops the balding process that'd be tremendous.

If you are serious about stopping and even reversing it whilst you're early into the loss you need to look into finasteride and minoxidil. It 100% works but it can have some sides!

@@krasimirgedzhov8942 thanks dawg ❤️

@@RoxusRemo Can you elaborate, please? :) What side effects?

Can you elaborate a little more or your regimine and recipes? Sounds promising if you're seeing new growth. Thanks.

Where did you buy the derma roller from? please respond, your progress is intruiging

​@@eggstravagent3801amazon bro

They'll never fucking reply. No one ever does reply with beneficial info. Probably some fucking bots.

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It doesn't. The study was debunked.

Did it ever grow back?

Yeah did it?

Hell yeah, I take one every 15 minutes. A lot of times it's like get out of the shower and turn around and have another. Can't have too many!

@@timetheory84 Yes, I use a saw palmetto serum along with taking saw palmetto herb in capsule form. Been using the herb for over thirty years and never had any issues but, of course, everyone's chemistry is different. I use minoxidil 5% strength five days and the saw palmetto and other oils about every sixth day or so after microneedling with 1.5 length needles. Good luck to you!

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Derma stamping is better

@@ManpowerPewPewu can use the derma roller and just tap but ofc derma stamping is probably better choice

@@eliaspkay you gave me a great idea. I hate my adjustable Derma stamp so much because it’s looseness makes the length shift around so I can never get an consistent accurate length. I’m gonna get a one size Derma roller and treat it as a stamp. Thank u, u have no idea ur the puzzle piece.

I personally tried castor oil as a carrier and found the opposite, super thick, feel like his cream is a good middle ground, theres actually a brand I used as a leave in conditioner called cantu curling cream (i dont have curly hair but I bought it because I wanted to see if I could mimic some curls in my super straight hair) and I actually think it would be a perfect consistency for this. It has shea butter in it.

Minoxidil is made from coffee. Like cocaine is from coca, they copy off Mother Nature and sell it with fancy packaging!

he literally doesn't have androgenic alopecia

Rosemary oil (from personal and people I know) say it’s a person-to-person bases as well as age and genetics which play apart in its effectiveness. Minoxidil is naturally a better option but it can have its side effects. Rosemary oil + a derma-roller or derma-pen/stamp is a better option to start with. In my opinion

@@Poseidone101 Yeah I'd like to see a study where it's just mechanical action (e.g. derma roller) vs derma roller and Rosemary oil, because I suspect the results would be the same. The Dr's also mentioned a UK farmer who grew hair back on parts of his bald head where a calf had been licking him when he feeds it. The farmer thought there was something magical about cows saliva that might cause hair to grow...but in reality it turned out just to be the mechanical stimulation of the cow licking him which caused the hair follicles to wake up. I think a this is the case with rubbing a lot of these so called 'natural' oils into the scalp tbh.

Minoxidil is far from natural

@@Bobby-mq9ysno reason to put quotes around natural oils…they are indeed natural

@@Bobby-mq9ysinteresting

I tried castor oil on my facial hair and brows and they definitely grew thicker. But it's back to the way it was before since I stopped using it.