What is the best way to "stimulate" a group of hair follicles topically?

I was thinking it might be a combo of good natural stimulants, good nutrients, and a good "vehicle" to allow them to get to where it's needed within the follicle.

Thing is I do use Nizoral for it's anti-inflammatory, anti-5ar and supposedly even androgen receptor binding qualities (and anti-fungal), but I have little patches of follicles at my hairline mainly that are just a bit miniaturized. I want to give them a bit of a burst of life now that I have made things easier for them with Nizoral etc! Any thoughts?

I have added the shampoo you mentioned on IH to my regimen CS, but I won't be able to get it for just a little while, I know that that has a stimulatory effect on follicles.

But yeah, just curious, I don't want to leave it too late and then lose them! I do have aloe vera and even onion, but yeah I wanna know exactly what I'm doing before I start! Oh, and I don't have too much money so something a tad cheaper would be wicked!

Thanks,

Hoppi!

http://www.lamasbeauty.com/chinese_scalp_serum.html

2 month system.

http://www.elsomresearch.com/learning/how2/vellushair-regimen.htm


High price at 125 dollars. But their stuff is of high quality and nanosomal.


They do have a good reputation and will even make customized topicals for you with your very own selected ingredients if you wish.

forget about elsom...way to expensiv

Their products are made for optimum delivery. Nano is typically more expensive.

At the moment I am using this good shampoo from hairstimulator. To be fair I think there are many good shampoos and conditioners out there that stimulate follicles aren't there? This one is pretty sweet as it has stuff like emu oil and biotin in it, but next time I might switch again... I think as long as it's a quality hair stimulating shampoo/conditioner, it should be ok shouldn't it?

I don't know if that's enough(shampoo wise). Growth Factors seem be the future against hair loss. They haven't gotten it completely right yet. But Histogen seems to be the closest thing. But that wont be out for another 4-5 years ( in America at least).


I'm trying to go at every angle on this. . Top 8 and other supplements. Block a little DHT with beta sis. Good shampoo with DMSO and Lithium.

Then my topical with growth factors. Right now I am using this.


http://dermahealproducts.com/index.php/products/hair-concentrating-serum.html

Oh how does it work?

I mean once I've corrected my thyroid and taken anti-inflammatories and antioxidants like curcumin they may come back anyway, but I'm using Nizoral to cleanse them and this other shampoo to stimulate them anyway I'm sure something else can't hurt though if its really good ^_^ I just dont want them to die ._.

ehat yall think about thymuskin and tb47 just got to little jars of the tb4.. thymuskin probably the future

"Oh how does it work?

I mean once I've corrected my thyroid and taken anti-inflammatories and antioxidants like curcumin they may come back anyway, but I'm using Nizoral to cleanse them and this other shampoo to stimulate them anyway Smile I'm sure something else can't hurt though if its really good ^_^ I just dont want them to die ._."


Ah,the science behind it. I couldn't explain.. Not a science guru. LOL. Maybe someone else around here can explain growth factors.



And I don't know about thymuskin..But tb4 is on my list of things to try and might be worth a shot..tb4 has been shown to regrow hair..