Keeping your hair

[lovbyts]

Here is the study: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3746236/

I use the Dr. Pen off of Amazon.



The way I do it is I wet my hair, and use a comb to part my hair every .75 inches or so, starting on one side of my head. Then I just go front to back or back to front. I basically dab the pen up and down as I move it, I don't drag it. I have not had any hair break or anything, and I ran my fingers through my hair to make sure. I have done it myself and have had someone do it for me. The needles are very thin but you still feel it. Feels like getting a tattoo. The most painful parts are in the front of the scalp. It only takes me about 15 minutes or less.

I started doing this about 10 years ago and bought 2 different sized microneedling rollers. I never did it consistanty and I had not heard of anyone else doing it for hair loss at the time but it just made sense to me since they stimulate new skin/follicle growth. Its sort of funny how many things I started doing a few years before they went mainstream. I was even using voip in the early 90s. lol

[Test Monsterone]

I started doing this about 10 years ago and bought 2 different sized microneedling rollers. I never did it consistanty and I had not heard of anyone else doing it for hair loss at the time but it just made sense to me since they stimulate new skin/follicle growth. Its sort of funny how many things I started doing a few years before they went mainstream. I was even using voip in the early 90s. lol

ahead of your time, brother. I fell off for a bout a month now and need to start using it again. Got some more replacement cartridges in the mail over the weekend.

I had a problem with the battery on the Dr. Pen and contacted the company on their website. They tell me that anything sold outside of their website is not approved/counterfeit. So if anyone wants to buy it, get it from their website not Amazon/etc.