Good News Reversing Receding Hairline

I have a typical V shaped receding hairline.  I started my treatment on July 6th and yesterday I noticed tiny new hair are growing back where my original hairline used to be.  It is more noticeable at the temples than my widow's peak.  I am hoping these new hair mature into thick strands like those near the edges of my hairline, but I am reserving judgement and have to wait and see.

Here's what I am using:
1 green tea bag
3 tsp organic raw virgin coconut oil
1 tsp emu oil
1 tsp castor oil
1/2 tsp lavendar oil
1/2 tsp rosemary oil
A few Pieces of Frozen coconut milk

First I make the mixture with the ingredients above and store it in the fridge so it lasts. Before applying the mixture to my head I apply a few drops of tea tree oil to my temples and let it absorb.  After applying the mixture I place a shower cap on my head and wait for about 30 mins before washing everything out in with Dr Bronner's 18-In-1 Hemp Baby Unscented Pure-Castile Soap. For shampooing I use nizoral once a week.

I urge you to try this method for about 2 months as I have done and report back any results.

Awesome

Good to hear!

How long does it last? I'm using an onion and garlic mixed with some coconut/olive oil in a blender and storing it in the fridge, and I'm wondering at what point it would be better to just make a new one, maybe every week?

johndoe1225 wrote:Good to hear!

How long does it last?  I'm using an onion and garlic mixed with some coconut/olive oil in a blender and storing it in the fridge, and I'm wondering at what point it would be better to just make a new one, maybe every week?

Every week sounds about right.  I use it three times per week every other day before making a new batch.  Make sure you store it in the "chiller safe" part of your fridge so the coconut milk in the mixture lasts as long as possible. If you don't the coconut milk will go off very quickly.

newuser wrote:

johndoe1225 wrote:Good to hear!

How long does it last?  I'm using an onion and garlic mixed with some coconut/olive oil in a blender and storing it in the fridge, and I'm wondering at what point it would be better to just make a new one, maybe every week?

Every week sounds about right.  I use it three times per week every other day before making a new batch.  Make sure you store it in the "chiller safe" part of your fridge so the coconut milk in the mixture lasts as long as possible. If you don't the coconut milk will go off very quickly.

Ok, I actually store it in an airtight jar so it should be good.

Interesting, 2 months is a very rapid reaction to this treatment. We should try to get some documentation in here if anyone is willing to document their experiences with this topical through photos. When I first began this hair loss journey I tried Emu Oil and the studies looked promising, but as a sole ingredient it did nothing for my hair loss. Perhaps with these additions, it can be allowed to function for hair loss.

SonofOdin wrote:Interesting, 2 months is a very rapid reaction to this treatment. We should try to get some documentation in here if anyone is willing to document their experiences with this topical through photos. When I first began this hair loss journey I tried Emu Oil and the studies looked promising, but as a sole ingredient it did nothing for my hair loss. Perhaps with these additions, it can be allowed to function for hair loss.

That is what I intended to do going forward. Here is a pic of my hairline at the point I believe it started working. If you look carefully at the pattern of those tiny hairs you can gauge where my original hairline used to be.

https://imgur.com/ashqVtz

What is your source for the lavender and rosemary oil? Cant seem to find anything without added ingredients. Thanks

bh1546 wrote:What is your source for the lavender and rosemary oil? Cant seem to find anything without added ingredients. Thanks

Here's what I used:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Naissance-True-Lavender-Essential-50ml/dp/B004RGOAVS/ref=sr_1_2_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1504040407&sr=8-2&keywords=lavender+oil

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Naissance-Rosemary-Essential-50ml-100/dp/B004RGOB7Q/ref=sr_1_2_s_it?s=drugstore&ie=UTF8&qid=1504040487&sr=1-2&keywords=rosemary+oil

Hope this helps.

Good to see the Green Tea/Coconut shampoo is working for others. Keep up the good work OP.

Thank you for the pics - most do not provide them.

Hard for me to tell what is happening though.

Schitz Popinov wrote:Thank you for the pics - most do not provide them.

Hard for me to tell what is happening though.

I'll upload more pics once the difference becomes apparent. My hairline is looking better everyday.

Have you tasted the coconut milk? It's amazing isn't it? The real stuff, from a can.

johndoe1225 wrote:Have you tasted the coconut milk?  It's amazing isn't it?  The real stuff, from a can.

Try eating it semi frozen, it tastes even better.

New pic: 20/09/17
https://imgur.com/erOJpmf

Reference: 27/08/17
https://imgur.com/ashqVtz

I don't see any significant problem, to be honest. Unless you are 18y.

Either way, i cant see any progress.

Won't work. I did this for way too long and my only loss is at the hairline.

You call that a receding hairline? Your hairline is fine I'm envious lol

I am in a 6 months programme in a laser hair growth. Completed 3 months, so 3 to go. I am getting results.

There are hosts of good food you can eat to help you to grow your hair. Do a search on the Internet eg type what foods to eat for hair growth, it will produce a list of many good food you can eat.

I eat most of the recommended foods. It is producing results for me.

Also, apply any hair oil that will also help. lots of hair oils, take you pick. I use coconut oil. I have heard lots of good things about
kalonji oil.

Hope my input helps.

Growdamnit wrote:Won't work. I did this for way too long and my only loss is at the hairline.

Did you do it exactly as I stated? It is very important not to pick and choose ingredients.

I hate when people say won't work, when each of our situations and biochemistry are unique and we will respond to different or similar things

Fabolous really got the idea about the hair transplant on there

Hey newuser, I never tried it, but I read that Dr. Bronner's shampoo could really dry out your hair unless you dilute it with something, I don't remember exactly what it said.  Does it dry out your hair at all?  I'm using a sulfate free shampoo now.

Hairbeback wrote:I hate when people say won't work, when each of our situations and biochemistry are unique and we will respond to different or similar things

Exactly. Sadly, its a lot of trial and error, isn't it?

johndoe1225 wrote:Hey newuser, I never tried it, but I read that Dr. Bronner's shampoo could really dry out your hair unless you dilute it with something, I don't remember exactly what it said.  Does it dry out your hair at all?  I'm using a sulfate free shampoo now.

I was't aware there was a Dr. Bronner's shampoo, I'm using the soap. No It doesn't dry my hair out, I only use a few drops which should be enough to wash out the oil from your hair.