Anyone take anything for hairloss?

[rnmcd]

Originally posted by: Medellon
I think the idea of going to the gym to get built is probably the best advice. I don't think too many people make fun of Goldberg and his bald ass!

I started losing my hair in my very early 20's and it has taken quite a few years to progress as I am now 35. I have(had) thick flowing blonde locks that would make any 80's glam rocker jealous! It really didn't bother me too much as my dad is bald as a billiard and I knew it would just be a matter of time before I started to lose my hair. Over time I am slowly beginning to look like a monk but at least my hairline is not receding a la Luke Perry.

I say don't worry about it so much as I have never had a chic turn me down because of my hair or lack thereof and if she is that superficial where hair matters that much to her, you're better off without her.

I think the chics I go out with are pretty shallow and need the locks on a dude. I will soon be wearing a wig.

 

[sandorski]

Spring Horsetail, available at your local Health Food store. I took it for awhile, didn't really notice any new hair, but my hair seemed to improve quite nicely as far as softness, shine, etc. Some swear it grows new hair though.

Caution: Like many Natural supplements SH hasn't been studied, so their could be side effects or it possibly won't make a difference in hair growth. I didn't notice any ill effects, just seemingly healthier hair.

 

[Dingleberries]

There's an old scandinavian remedy which requires you to apply whale semen to your hair. Good luck find a whale though.

 

[rnmcd]

Originally posted by: Dingleberries
There's an old scandinavian remedy which requires you to apply whale semen to your hair. Good luck find a whale though.

I read something somewhere that Bear Ghee would cure baldness if you applied it topically. The tough part about it was you had to go to China to kill the bear and apply the bear fat to your head. I tried to find poachers to go with me but no one would agree to the trip.