THANK YOU SO MUCH. My hairline looks incredible. I was scared that it wouldn’t work for me being an African American, but my hairline looks just as good as it did 10 years ago. I used the recommended biotin, Keeps Shampoo & conditioner, and used the minoxidil. It’s been about 6 months. THIS GUY IS THE TRUTH!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!

@DylanJo123

19 күн бұрын

Why did you think this wouldnt work for an african american?

@theonetruejerryx1859

12 күн бұрын

So takes about 6 months. Cool

This is KZread at its best: real people, not paid influencers, talking concisely about what worked for them. Thank you. The first thing I noticed in your before & after photos was how much darker your hair got. Was there anything going on to account for that, like the before pics being taking after spending a lot of time in the sun? Or, is it just a byproduct of the hair re-growth?

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Your kind words are greatly appreciated, I agree KZread at its best is through real people, real results, not paid influencers. Just information that can help others, yes brands can be of use but legit brands that the influencers actually use that help. I'm glad you ask! I have had other comments about the colour difference in my hair, so my hair in the previous picture was really unhealthy whereas the new picture is it back to health. I think the new shampoos and conditioners may have contributed to the colour difference however the actual quality of my hair is so much better to the look and touch. Hope this helps! 😁🙏

@midnightblue3285

Жыл бұрын

@@tomlancepeat Are you washing your hair with cold water ?

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

@midnightblue3285 hi thank you for reaching out! I often rinse off in cold water after a shower 😁🙏

@tanmay_6363

11 ай бұрын

@@tomlancepeat ❤💕💕👌🏻

@gamtoszinios1336

11 ай бұрын

Just eat raw primal diet and wash with raw eggs milk honey just put fucking food

I started using minoxidil in my early 20s, after 4 years or so I started to lose ground again. Important to mention that I am NOT on fin due to harsh side effects. I heard that dermarolling could help so I gave it a chance for about 7 months, unfortunately, It did not help. I was about to quit until I discovered a Pen, I started microneedling with a high quality Pen and the results started to kick in. I believe Blood circulation play a huge factor in MPB, that's how Min works wonders, I guess your body gets used to it and then you lose ground again after X years but since I added the Pen, I got tons of regrowth after few months, scalp tension and itchiness has gone almost instantly. Don't give up guys, trust the process and be patience. One more thing, you mentioned Supplements, I truly believe that supplements can't do much if anything unless the person has high deficiency.

@DavidGordon-gn7gm

10 ай бұрын

which pen brand are you using? thanks for this comment by the way

@Sorabin

10 ай бұрын

KorabeauticaIs, theirs needles are currently the thinnest in the market as far as I know

@ashulka

10 ай бұрын

what depth are you using for the scalp?

@Sorabin

10 ай бұрын

1.5mm every 7-10 days. I never missed a treatment since the day I started

@DavidGordon-nk7et

10 ай бұрын

Agreed. There is a huge difference between roller and a Pen

This dude legit got one of best beards I've ever seen, but I love this, I've lost my hair, this gives me hope that I can get it back.

About the w/v. It means weight per volume, which is grams per 100 ml. Therefore it means that 5% w/v is 5 grams of minoxidil per 100 ml solution.

GREAT TIP: The areas loosing hair hurt when you Massage 💆‍♂️ them. Rub the hairloss area in a circular motion until the pain goes away. For me it’s muscle tension from overthinking. Massage the scalp to relive the tension.

@hopefullyanonymous3466

10 ай бұрын

Love this, thank you. I agree

@SunnyDarkoShow

10 ай бұрын

@@hopefullyanonymous3466 ❤️ Once the tension/pain is gone, the hair feels like it can grow again. Lavender is really really good for it too. Good luck. 🙌🏽

@ninthfang8181

9 ай бұрын

@SunnyDarkoShow can I apply lavender directly on scalp? Is it oily like carrier oils?

Your results are insane. You've given many people hope 🙏

you are the only video ive watched that is so honest and straight forward with this information. ill be starting my journey to regrow my hairline in a couple of days.

@tomlancepeat

11 ай бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Your kind words are much appreciated! I'm glad you found the information valuable. I wish you all the best with your hair re growth journey! 😁🙏

@breakingthemasks

4 ай бұрын

Any luck man?

Excellent info. Thank you for posting this informative, brief and straight to the point video for all to benefit.

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm happy that the information has given you value! I believe we all work better together to achieve the results we desire 😁🙏

Made it to 33 years old and knly just started noticing a little bit of hair loss, this video just helpes me feel less stressed about it knowing theres ways to help

Great video mate👍 I wish I came across this kind of thing in my early 20s, I would have been proper on it! it’s probably way too late for me now, as I’m now a Norwood 7, plus I’m mid 40s, but back then, I got real down about my hair loss. It’s actually quite refreshing to see a genuine, normal guy trying to help others, thanks for taking the time😀

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Thank you for your kind words, the reason I shared the video was to share my experience and be able to help others, I believe we work better together and all can work together to achieve the results we desire. There might still be hope for you mate! I reccomend reaching out to one of these brands (don't worry I'm not affiliated or anything or trying to sell you anything!) These are just the brands that I personally use; Hims Keeps DS Labratories These are all professionals in the field of hair loss and believe will be able to help you further. I hope this helps, keep me up to date with your progress! 😁🙏

@jesterwaterwizard2917

Жыл бұрын

I’ll give it a go dude thank you 🙏

@revolvermd

11 ай бұрын

@@jesterwaterwizard2917 My hair was thinned out for 20 years. I shaved my head daily. Minoxidil is the best way to grown your hair back. I recommend if you can seeing a dermatologist. They can also prescribe you finasteride to take with it. I actually use Foam Monoxidil but after seeing this video I think I will switch back to the liquid drops as it seems more concentrated. Monoxidil and finasteride work great in tandem and will help you grow your hair back faster. Understand though it could take from 6 months to a year before you really start seeing results? Most people will see it after 6 months. I didn't really see it till after a year! So don't lose hope! Keep at it daily and never let up. You'll be glad to have a full head of hair again!

@TomClacker

8 ай бұрын

No you don't I'm 29 and got ED from minoxidil

@TomClacker

8 ай бұрын

20**

Thank you for your video. As you mentioned, using chemicals like minoxidil is a temporary fix. If a person stops using them, hair falls out again. This time around, though, all the hair falls out that would've been gone while the chemicals were used; this means, the person has less hair than when the chemical treatment began. After searching on KZread, I discovered videos that praised the benefits of onion juice. I applied onion juice three times weekly and my barber noticed a difference without me asking. The process might be a little slower than synthetic chemicals, but the results last longer. Not only that, but my grey hair regained color. Later, I saw videos about using rosemary oil, which works, also. The key is to not just apply them and walk away, but to message it into your scalp to bring circulation back AND fight DHT. I put the natural substances in a bowl and use a rubber scalp massaging brush to massage it into my scalp for about an hour while watching television, KZread, whatever. The key is to maintain fresh applications while stimulating circulation; bring blood back to the scalp. It may seem like work, but it's really simple, brings color back to your greys, regrows hair in the bald spots and doesn't fall out once you stop treatment.

Your progress is phenomenal! Great job man! Really appreciate the concise vid 👍

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Thank you for your kind words, I'm glad that the video has been valuable for you! 😁🙏

@greatestgoals2617

11 ай бұрын

@@tomlancepeat Seriously well done tom - can i ask you if you use massage daily or not?

@rettenthetetlen8759

10 ай бұрын

​@@greatestgoals2617I'm curious too.

@Codzilla71

8 ай бұрын

Concise ad! 😂

The algorithm worked well. I trust a person like you who is simply sharing their experience more than a brand. I think I have a very similar type of hair as you so I will have a look at the minoxidil. So, thank you for sharing, documenting your journey, providing advice, expectations, tip and tricks.

I used minoxidil and it worked so well that i was even getting facial hair. BTW i am a woman. I have suffered alopecia since i was 15

@DanishKhan-rc5vi

Жыл бұрын

But once you stop using the hair will be gone

@historias-aburridas

Жыл бұрын

@@DanishKhan-rc5vi yes, exactly

@DanishKhan-rc5vi

Жыл бұрын

@@historias-aburridas Thats the reason I am scared to try it out 100% it will work but once we stop it will be back to orignal , but I don't have alopecia it's just hair thinning and a Hari fall will it effect me after stopping it ?

@EE-jn8ku

Жыл бұрын

@@DanishKhan-rc5vi Do you have a receding hairline? If you don't but hair is overall thinning wait 6 months, that's how long it takes for hair to grow back after telogen effluvium. If it doesn't grow back then you're probably diffuse thinning and balding and should use minoxidil. You have to use any hair loss treatment for life including things like finasteride and minoxidil. Don't let that scare you.

@DanishKhan-rc5vi

Жыл бұрын

@@EE-jn8ku thanks allot for the info But once I got my hair back and I stop the usage of minoxidil will that Hair will be gone

I'm personally dealing with a receding hairline and I too, am looking for the natural stuff to try and stimulate the growth. This was very helpful. Thank You for sharing!

@tomlancepeat

11 ай бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm happy to hear you found it informative and useful! 😁🙏

@spike8683

11 ай бұрын

do you trust the topical minoxidil? I'm also looking for a natural route

@v.5442

11 ай бұрын

​@@spike8683You cant just use ninoxidil, cause you will still go bald cause youre not focusing in the the cause for baldness. You gotta block DHT. Personally I use finasteride in a minoxidil solution and I apply it topically. I use a 0,01% 1ml a day finasteride solution. So the exposure is 0,1mg of fin a day.

@Yourenotthatguy

11 ай бұрын

But minoxidil isn’t natural though

@MrRalboi919

11 ай бұрын

​@spike8683 Peppermint oil and saw palmetto oil mixed together buy a dropper bottle mix them together and massage this into your hair every night after a head massage and in 6 months you should see improvement

Thanks bro. Haven't started to lose my hair yet, but I have super fine and thin hair so you can see my scalp so I've really wanted to try and thicken it up

I am honestly very glad that more people, men and women, are being more bold to bring awareness to solve the darned problem that is baldness.

@WookieWarriorz

10 ай бұрын

baldness is not a problem, its a perfectly natural occurence that most men deal with. If you want your hair fine but theres nothing wrong with being bald.

@Kyush4

10 ай бұрын

its a disease, mate@@WookieWarriorz

@TheRealSaintNickNorthside

10 ай бұрын

​@@WookieWarriorzcmon like it ain't life threatening but MOST people would like to choose their hair

@BringDHouseDown

10 ай бұрын

@@WookieWarriorz most men have so called baldness due to plugged pores from too much sebum production or dirt, be it from the work they do or the stress in life

@Adam-mo2qw

10 ай бұрын

​@Kyush4 male pattern baldness is not a disease lol.

awesome man, thanks for sharing! :) especially love that you're going the natural route

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm glad to hear you have found the video informative! I wanted to take the most natural route possible just through personal choice, thank you for your kind words 😁🙏

Love this video, been in the hair regrowth space for a while and this was so genuine, also +1 for the brit accent.

I learned this while taking care of my beard, but something many, i would argue almost everyone sleeps on is combs. Many round style combs with the pin style teeth work well on a budget, but i would seriously seriously encourage picking up one or more, try and see how they style for you, good quality combs (or picks) like Chicago Combs, the Carbon Fiber ones, and or Kent Combs. This is regardless of balding state or otherwise. Vast majority of people are all using combs that can either and often both destroy ones hair, or irritate our skin, neither which you want. Most straight combs essentially have microscopic straight edge blades in them from the printing process. Especially recommend Chicago Combs, any type that works, because the tips of the teeth are so smooth its very hard to ever irritate your skin with them. All these are more expensive, but not extreme in range of 10-20$, but they also in both cases are products that last years so very worth it.

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! That's amazing to know thank you for your input! Myself and I'm sure others will appreciate your advice on combs 😁🙏

I've done all the stuff you present here in this video and to be blatantly honest, none of it really made a noticeable difference in the long run, however after I gave up on all the products/supplements and just started eating clean (no fast food, no seed oils, unprocessed, preferably organic) , reduced alcohol consumption, and switched to natural/clean shampoo & conditioners, my hairline has magically improved significantly on its own. I literally have a better hairline now in my 40s than my entire 30s. I'm of the belief that it's exposure to environmental toxins (which are present in practically every cheap/garbage consumer product!) more than any DHT-related stuff, that was causing the majority of my hair loss.

@Jake-qo8mz

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I feel like diet is a huge huge factor in it

@feickpehbehehy

3 ай бұрын

This was the comment I was looking for. I believe its my case as well. Unhealthy food, too much carbs.

@phillipsfamilyfishing7650

2 ай бұрын

Thanks fellas I herd also get some more sunlight on it also we all need that ....I can't lie I stay inside to much watching KZread videos need to get out more I little everyday I'm 44 and have noticed it's thinning pretty bad right their ...I also were a hat all the time lately so...stay healthy good luck with your hair growth

All I can say is thanks man! Finally, someone I can believe.

Fair play Tom. Thanks for being straight up about it man.

You’re a gem of a person.. Hats of you men❤

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Your kind words are greatly appreciated! Keep striving and achieving my friend 😁🙏

There's loads of DHT inhibitors going through various research trials in the US and China at the moment. The way I see it is in 5 or 6 years there's surely going to be lots of great stuff on the market to essentially cure hairloss, so it's about keeping your hair until that point.

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! That's amazing to know and hear, I agree, I think in the next 5 years we will see tremendous progression with potentially curing hairloss. 😁🙏

@Andy-Bodhi

11 ай бұрын

Yep. Gonna tank your hormones and increase male suicide. Watch

@RamblingRamul

11 ай бұрын

Its not a cure when you blocking dht. Its a treatment. You will have to take it constantly.

@Meg-jf8mk

11 ай бұрын

Yeah! Especially Pyrilutamide which can be expected next year and GT20029 which is the most promising one , GT is the most effective one so far and is used once or twice per week!

Quite good video. Few things worth mentioning: 1. Minoxidil - you need to use 1ml just ONCE a day. It stays in skin for 21-22 hours so 2nd dose is a waste. Its advertise to use twice a day to increase the amount u buy. 2. He didnt mention Vit D3 - very important. 3. It is important the way u use those shampoos. Some you need to hold on head for 4-6min. If u just wash it off straigh away they wont work.

@vicx05

3 ай бұрын

I was using it twice a day a week ago, felt like way too much, thanks for the tip.

@mr.freeze2681

3 ай бұрын

The dosages are based on the studies that did the research originally. Those studies used fin once daily and min twice daily but some people may respond well at a lower dose.

Your transformation is INSANE, and so very inspiring! I feel a bit like a fraud coming here and commenting, because I'm not even sure if I'm losing hair - I've never had my hair as long as it is (pfp for reference) but I keep noticing how much hair comes out in my brush, or even the amount of times I find long hairs in my clothes throughout the day. It could be the simple fact that I'm not used to losing hair this length, but I really don't want to take that chance. It also doesn't help that I've always had a pretty big forehead all my life 😂 In any case, your video has been really informative! You've inspired me to start taking better care and keeping a closer eye on the situation. Even if it's just a simple case of paranoia, I keep getting ads for Keeps and Hims, and whenever I tie my hair back it kinda freaks me out to see how big my forehead is looking these days! Since I'm not sure yet, I don't know that measures as drastic as minoxidil and finasteride are in order, but I'll keep it at the top of my mind (as I have for the past few months...). Would it be worth seeing a dermatologist or even my primary doctor about my concerns? I'm not really sure what can be done in that regard, but I'd really love to know all my options. Thanks again for making this incredibly important video - most people just seem to shrug off male baldness or even find it a bit a joke. Glad to see some support and unbiased information out there! :)

@Kxhil

11 ай бұрын

I’m the same man

@Klay_Dubya

11 ай бұрын

personally I wish i had gotten ahead of it. its good (in my opinion) to get it checked out early rather than later. theres also denial for some people, which i think i was one of them for a long time. im glad im not anymore but goddamn id like to keep my hair

@ethan.schechinger

11 ай бұрын

@@Klay_Dubya you make a really really good point…think it’s time I made an appointment. Better to waste an unneeded doctor visit than constantly agonize over whether or not I might be losing hair 😅😅😅

@fleecebookshelf

11 ай бұрын

have a look into a ketoconazol shampoo such as nizoral mate it’s a great shampoo (designed for treating dry scalp) which also blocks dht. it’s cheap and really helps reduce shedding

@ethan.schechinger

11 ай бұрын

@@fleecebookshelf that’s awesome, thank you so much! Gonna check it out right now

That's some great results, your hair looks great

Done this for about 3 years when I started seeing hints of thinning at the back of my head. Full head of thick hair after around 90 days. Nowadays I do finasteride every other day just because I am just maintaining. Also worth noting is that most schampoos have demiticone/silicone in them (thats what makes them very thick and paste-like, ex. Head&Shoulders) which will coat your head with a layer of whatever afterwards. Doing this schampoo and then trying to apply Minioxidil will make it harder for the Minioxidil to get through and take effect. Also, when in the shower and using your schampoo, do a bit of a massage session while you're at it, it helps stimulate the hair follicles.

@fatalradius

11 ай бұрын

Right on! Finasteride is the best out there. Been on it for 4 months and the stuff really works. Maintenance dosages can even go to .5mg every other day.

@dondulipjayasuriya2183

11 ай бұрын

@@fatalradiustopical finasteride right?

@dondulipjayasuriya2183

11 ай бұрын

@@fatalradiusmy hair line receding and my hair very thin Please tell me topical finasteride helps for my hair thickness and growing back?

@monametsimbulayi4744

11 ай бұрын

Heard it causes weak erection is it true

@predatoryzzx

10 ай бұрын

Low chance. And if it does, just lower dose or quit it

Great job, super clear process and fabulous results. You hair is so PRETTY and healthy looking. Bravo! And good on you for generously sharing and explaining your process to try and help others!

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Thank you very much for your kind words, my point was to give value to those who feel uncertain about their hair loss. To share my experience in hopes that I can help others achieve results also 🙏 we're all in this together, keep smashing life and thrive my friend! 💪😁

@MsChicoro

Жыл бұрын

@@tomlancepeat Thank you for the kind note. You are so sweet! Happy Hair Growing !

@craigyboy4770

5 ай бұрын

Just make sure you shop at keeps. Thanks

I can read your authenticity and honest research, Thank you...

I always had a naturally high hairline and it started to recede further. Like you, that didn't bother me, I always disliked my hairline anyway and I started shaving my head for around two years. Then got bored sh*tless from doing it and decided to hop on treatment. Starting to see more results, slowly but surely. Starting to see tiny baby hairs on my forehead and bigger regrowth on temporal recession. On the big three for 7 months.

@simohammedsek

8 ай бұрын

What treatment do you do?

@OviWanKeno9i

8 ай бұрын

What are the big 3? I didn't really care about this, but it would be interesting to try. Also my biggest worry, any side effects?

@TomClacker

8 ай бұрын

I only took minoxidil when I started to see recession and now I got ED from it lol

@sl33py93

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@TomClackeryou don’t get ED from minoxidil…

@TomClacker

7 ай бұрын

It went away after taking it tempted to take it again and see if I still have ed I don't wanna lose my hair I'm drunk rn

Thank you for your honest opinions & that your not a paid reviewer.

Thank you for an informative and honest video. I will try to do what you did, and also share this video with my brother. Nice work mate. Cheers from the Philippines! 👏👏👏👍👍👍

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I wish you all the best with your hair growth journey! Keep striving and achieving 😁🙏

Awesome video man glad I came across it while looking for ways to fix my thinning hair lol

Good job bro for getting it back. I ended up just shaving my head. Still struggle some days looking at myself with a shaved head but slowly getting use to it.

This is very valuable, my hairline looks exactly like yours did... It's something that's been getting to me as time goes on, I'm definitely going ro implement this 👍🏻

@FantKing

2 ай бұрын

update?

@hypergamer1456

2 ай бұрын

Update plsss

Thank you so much for keeping it simple! I am your 1K liker !

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Woohoo! Thank you for being the 1k liker! 😁 I'm glad you have gotten value from the video! 😁🙏

Well put Tom, excellent exposition, thank you.

Great presentation, thank you for sharing your journey and results. I’ve seen some research that says DHT is a symptom of something else, not the main cause, hopefully we get closer to finding an actual cause soon 🙏🏽

@theknowlegehub7185

9 ай бұрын

Scalp tension it's another factor that can block the blood circulation to the hair.

@nicolausthothmes2325

6 ай бұрын

Dht is caused from an enzyme that converts testoerone. You inhibit it by I taking zinc, omega 3 and b2. My guess is the lack of inhibitor production is because of too much omega 6. This comes from the diet we eat with seed oils and fried foods, etc. requires a diet change basically

@solomonhammond8735

2 ай бұрын

@@nicolausthothmes2325 i noticed my hair was thicker in my early 20s when i ate a lot a good diet of clean whole food and salad and a lot of Tuna Fish sandwiches with omega 3 in them and vitamin supplements and stuff like niacin (to grow taller) and just taking a whole vitamin in general ... im 31 and i have a widows peak and trying to grow back my hairline naturally ... i think i should try a derma stamp or roller seeing as ive never used one ... along with natural oils like castor and coco oil etc first before i try midoxidil or finasteride ...

Great informative video mate! Appreciate it

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm glad you found the video informative! Keep striving and achieving 😁🙏

The Best Result I've seen By Far !!! *Excellent Sir!!*

Thank you so much Tom for this insightful video . I appreciate you taking out the time to share your journey. Will try looking for the brands that you mentioned in India.

Subbed! Seems like an honest straight to the point overview! Starting soon

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Thank you for your kind words, amazing to hear you'll start your hair regain journey soon. Keep me up to date with everything would love to hear about your progress my friend! 💪 🙏

This is really some amazing stuff, thank you so much for sharing. These days, I've noticed how even if you are not genetically predispositioned to lose hair, stress and bad life habits can also be huge hair-loss factors (especially living in a competitive one). Therefore, I would probably add natural remedies as well, such as cutting out junk food and alcohol, frequent head massages, getting enough sleep (7 hours), regular exercise, eating a balanced diet, cold showers to lower body heat, etc., can all help with healthy hair growth. As with anything related to our health, battling hairloss also requires a holistic and long-term approach with constant maintenance. Even if somebody should opt for more drastic and artificial measures, such as hair transplants or medicinal treatment, lifestyle habits should always be adjusted for maximum effect.

Definitely a good video. Straight to the point. Not trying to sell anything and shows us what he used. Thank you sir for sharing the information.

Best video I came across with honest information.

An honest talk 🍻👏👏 well done

This is a great video, kudos! I follow basically the same hair loss regime but added micro needling. I would highly recommend adding micro needling if you’d like to speed up the hair growth process. Good luck gents!

@colehiegel2252

7 ай бұрын

How is the progress? I want to start

This video was so informative. Thank you. I’m passing it on to my husband and son.

@tomlancepeat

11 ай бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm happy to hear you found it informative and useful! 😁🙏

Great video this is 100% accurate I grew my hair back with the same products I'm an African American male and this work only downside like you said you have to do it for the rest of your life daily thanks for the video! Congratulations

Thanks so much for thissss❤❤❤

I have Alopecia for 8 years. Im female and had beautiful long hair. I’ve just come across Batana Oil which I’ve just started. I really feel for guys as most people think it’s natural for males to go bald. I know what I went through as a women so guys I’m with here…

@vickster4474

10 ай бұрын

I can't use any oil product and I do not want to use chemicals. For strengthening and less hair fall I can highly recommend black castor oil shampoo, I also make my own rosemary/clove spray. I use a microneedle, every two weeks at 0.3mm. No direct heat on the scalp. #2 supplement on the market. It takes time but it's working.

@Quizzy0000

9 ай бұрын

its still harder for a woman imo. its kinda normal for guys to shave their hair even when not balding but for womans its not, ppl think your on chemo or something.

@Mint-kj9kw

9 ай бұрын

​@Quizzy0000 not really. I'm currently rocking a #2 buzz cut. I actually get compliments. Hair is overrated.

@kruggmichaels8958

9 ай бұрын

@@Mint-kj9kw Lots of girls actually look good with a buzzed head

@seeum2098

9 ай бұрын

@@Mint-kj9kwlol excuses

Impressive progress! I like that you took your photos using the same location, same shirt and same angle.

Great video, I have been experiencing rapid hair loss in a week or 2, but it’s just a few inches on one side so it’s not that bad so I hope I can stop it before it becomes bad, thanks a lot for the information

Great job. *Use Derma Roller 2/3 times a week and rosemary oil on your scalp or onion juice for major results.* I hope you will recover all your hair. Best wishes.

@chrispeters5748

3 ай бұрын

Thanks bro, ive just started. Death to DHT. GL to all

Probably the best regrowth on KZread. If anyone is reading this don't waste your time watching any others. Others are doctors with a full set of hair talking about this and but this guy talks about the main blockers that the doctors do. The only difference is this guy is living proof that it can work. Nice job

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Your kind words are greatly appreciated! I'm glad you found the video informative and would reccomend it. I wanted to share my experience so others could hopefully achieve the results also 😁🙏

@Bag514

Жыл бұрын

Yes it was a great transformation ,however I’m wondering what a combo of oral finasteride and oral minoxidil would do for ya ? that combo seems unbeatable, definitely gonna buy the shampoo and conditioner as well

@copiusmaximus9696

8 ай бұрын

I appreciate this guys efforts but he’s actually misinforming on a lot of points. Biotin does not block DHT. Minoxidil does not block DHT. DHT isn’t even the main culprit of hair loss. And keeps is a ripoff. There is a much better versed guy with much better results. Look up hair regrowth with Alex, he will give much more detailed and accurate information.

Really helpful dude, thank you 👍

Thanks for making this video. Loads of great info in it and it's really good to hear your journey so far instead of a load medical and pharma jargon. Have you considered or looked into dermarolling to promote bloodflow back into the thinning areas at all?

Thank you very much Tom for sharing this! I am facing a similar problem and receding pattern. Will try your method! Much love and appreciation and greetings from Ukraine!

@tomlancepeat

11 ай бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out all way from Ukraine! I'm glad you found it informative and useful, keep striving and achieving my friend I wish you all the best! Keep me up to date 😁🙏

My mother had hair loss (egg in basket?) and fatigue and it turned out to be hypothyroid. With thyroid supplements she regained her energy and then the hair took 4 months to grow back. It was scary because it doesnt always grow back. The doctor ruled out rogaine for her 70s age group. So it does have some risks

Thanks for sharing this. Wasnt planning on doing anything on my hairline slightly receding (38 yrs old, about time I guess) but I just ordered these to try it out. Maybe see you in 1 year!

@print24service

3 ай бұрын

What about the result ?

Good stuff Tom, thanks.

I started about 3 months ago with hair care... noticed a few years ago my hair is thinner than it used to be, but no receding hairline. I buzzed my hair to start using keeps finasteride minoxidil gel. I also microneedle with 1mm once a week. Ive already noticed my hair feels a bit fuller, might be a placebo but i plan on doing coconut oil treatments to see if my hair is just dry as well. Might try saw palmetto and biotin supplements though. Also started using nicotine a few years ago, so ill quit since ive heard it can lower blood flow to the scalp and make things worse. Good luck to you guys!

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Amazing to hear about your progress, thank you for sharing your input and your experience, keep striving and achieving my friend! I wish you all the best with your hair growth progress 😁🙏

@saucegotti9416

11 ай бұрын

I have long hair like 7 years no hair cut. Could I still do all this with long hair.

@sharonalbanese8084

9 ай бұрын

It may be worth trying rosemary oil or water after microneedling too.

@28yearsoldd

Ай бұрын

biotin and saw palmetto doesnt work... I tried.

I'm from the UK and we have minoxidil you can buy on line, I always thought its available in shops too. I take oral minoxidil and that saves a lot of time compared to topical. Your progress is amazing to be honest

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Okay that's good to hear you can purchase in the UK online as I wasn't 100% sure on that, thank you for your kind words 😁🙏

@Bag514

Жыл бұрын

I hear oral minoxidil is way more effective than topical ,is that true in your experience? also wondering do you take oral finasteride also ? I think that combo oral finasteride and oral minoxidil would be a awesome combo , thoughts ? How’s oral minoxidil Been working for you?

@Bag514

Жыл бұрын

@@tomlancepeatbtw you had a amazing transformation, well done and thanks for sharing

@tomlancepeat

11 ай бұрын

​@billgentile2450 hi thank you for reaching out! I only use Minoxidil topical solution I haven't needed to use it orally or the use of Finasteride. Some may need to use both Minoxidil and Finasteride but I can't comment on whether or not oral Minoxidil is any good as I haven't needed to, hope this helps! 😁🙏

That kirkland Minoxidil stuff makes my scalp itches LIKE CRAZY!

Eye brows and hair is a totally new colour! amazing.

@SakyTenraku

2 ай бұрын

It's actually quite common in men to have different colored beard hair than head hair. My husband has brown hair and a ginger beard as well.

As a stylist of almost a few years, I can share with you you, that you're not supposed to use strong hair shampoo on your hair. I've observed hair lines of so many folks, and I noticed that individuals who were using strong shampoos usually had thin hair line. So I suggest only to use gentle shampoo cleanser only. I personally use and advise to use litttleextra coconioon shampoo only. Also, do warm oil massage two times a week as it enhances circulation and encourages healthy hair growth.

@TomClacker

8 ай бұрын

Literally you can't buy shampoo from the store lol

@jordanmarazzi3548

7 ай бұрын

I use baby shampoo

Amazing video. I was on minoxidil for years, and I had a hair line again! Stopped using it because after 5 years being on I noticed it was thinning again! So my body must have got used to it! And I couldn’t go up past 5% so just ended up stopping. But I only used the minoxidil oil. Never took anything to try block DHT, going to try this! And maybe try regrow my hair again! 🤣 appreciate the video!

@samdaniels2

11 ай бұрын

You started receding because you weren’t addressing the underlying androgenic cause. Your hair didn’t ‘get used to it’.

Finally a real, progress video

Thankyou for your great video, I'm receding, and am about to start my journey, and looking at information, great presentation, and greatly appreciated 😊

Good video, very helpful info.

You should DEFINITELY add microneedling once a week. The studies on it are INSANE! Congats on your resalts.

@connorkenway09

Жыл бұрын

I did and all I felt was how I'm destroying hair strands in the place I least want it. So I switched to microneedling the actual forehead area just below it, hoping that at least when one area gets better bloow flow so should the ones right next to it. Microneedling really isn't for anyone with anything more than a buzzcut. My best solution for this was to simply not cut my hair as short in the baldening section when trimming as otherwise the rest of the hair just grows much longer and you get much worse look. Baldening spots need some length in order to look like there is any volume. Also for men, trimming the sides as much as possible helps with making ANY hair look abundant when the rest of your head is basically shaved. So leaving the balding part with the longest hair and the thickest growing as the shortest so it does not contrast with depth. Anyway, that's my two cents on how I deal with it. Massaging the scalp, zinc, biotin, and citrulline so far are my picks, will try minoxidil next.

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! That may be something I could look into in the future potentially, thank you for sharing your input and information it is much appreciated! 😁🙏

@Kaizoku-o_PirateKing

11 ай бұрын

@@connorkenway09 Saw palmetto is a great shout as well when it comes to side-effect free, natural, DHT alternative for a more invasive Finasteride. Great tips, thank you for sharing and enjoy your results!

@fatalradius

11 ай бұрын

There are studies saying that it causes scar tissue on the scalp over time, which could damage follicles.

@AbrahamAlexandros

11 ай бұрын

​​@@fatalradiussource please?

TYSM, dude. Love from Germany!

Nice one mate, very informative and helpful for me

Hey Tom, I wanted to clarify with you, did you use the rogain on your hairline? They advise only to use for the scalp. Could you let us know please? or if anyone knows would love to hear a reply!

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I started with the Hims brand of Minoxidil, I purchase now from Amazon for a 6 months supply as that's most cost effective. I do mention in the video that the product does strictly say may not work for receding hair and is only for top of head. However I decided to try it anyway and has worked for me. Try these brands; Hims, Keeps and DS Labratories. Hope this helps! 😁🙏

Finally someone normal from the UK. great results and really good that you kept it as natural as possible. I don’t think you mentioned if you got any side effects, such as low libido/ ED/ watery seaman. Would be good to know.

@DelNegro10

Жыл бұрын

really

@js3k661

Жыл бұрын

@@DelNegro10 yeh

@Semperfries

Жыл бұрын

😅no lie here lol

@dantheman1337

Жыл бұрын

I'd try applying other topicals first. You could mix yourself up some using a mortar and pestle using a dropper bottle, a bit of vodka, water, niacinamide, caffeine (pro plus) and zinc oxide, copper oxide. zinc and copper ions reduce DHT in the skin whilst caffeine stimulates like minoxidil.

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Thank you for your kind words 😁 I haven't experienced any negative side effects, no low libido (including no watery seamen lol!) Only small things like a little dry skin on area where applying topical Minoxidil but I wash away any excess so it's no big deal. Hope this helps! 😁🙏

Good info! Thank you!

That was a really good helpful video. Thank you.

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm really happy you found the video helpful and informative! Keep progressing my friend and absolutely smashing life! 😁🙏

You should also microneedle once or twice a month. Great results so far. 👏

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! That sounds interesting and will look into microneedling, thank you for sharing your input 😁🙏

I’m 20, I started losing hair about a year ago, but I didn’t do anything about it until last month. Right now I’m taking Minoxidil every day twice and I use a Derma roller 1.5mm every 2 weeks. I also plan on taking biotin and rosemary oil. Shampoo wise, I got myself the hims shampoo and conditioner to see if it works. Wish me luck 🙏 if anyone has suggestions please let me know!

@jackx5750

11 ай бұрын

I use the 0.25mm roller and haven't used it enough to see anything but have you seen any results with the 1.5? I got a microneedler for 100 dollars and have yet to use it but hear it's the best thing to try.

@phantomwarrior0313

11 ай бұрын

@@jackx5750 I’m only about a month in and I used it about 3 times. I did feel the those open needled spots once I applied it, but I can’t say that I have seen significant change yet only slight. Most significant change is after 2 to 3 months of consistent use. Another side effect of using minoxidil is having more hair loss in the first 8 weeks and I can definitely attest to that. I had my hand full of hair when I showered.

@call4sorrow1

11 ай бұрын

Ive looked for over 10 years for so.ething to work and honestly the only thing that worked was ....10% minoxidil using a 1mm derma roller LIGHTLY every night 4 nights a week, and on the 5th night push firmly with the 1 mm derma roller and leave 2 days to heal before starting the routine again . I originally thought every night would be too much but I've learned that done properly this far better than just using a roller every week or month.

@GimmieTheLoot

11 ай бұрын

You are wasting your time if you don't take Propecia. Tom is probably a fake hair natty and takes it as well 😂.

@Atlantis.Reborn

11 ай бұрын

​@@GimmieTheLoot I agree propecia is a miracle drug

This was very helpful thank you 🙌🙏!

amazing and real video. I would like to mention that the W/V means that the 5% is mass concentration and has nothing to do with repellent. Definitely going to try it out.

Thanks so much I really appreciate it. I'm going tomorrow and by the ingredients that you talked about. Wish me luck

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! Best of luck to you on your journey 😁🙏

I started topical finasteride/minoxidil 18 months ago. I am over 50 and my hair has improved to a level that it was at age 25. The trick is to get on before its too late. The more hair you have the better it works. I look at the before and after pics and I can’t believe the difference. My results are on par with a 1200-1500 graft hair transplant. Zero side effects with the topical. 😎

@mattyk112

10 ай бұрын

Do you only use minoxidil? And minoxodil says not to use after 1 year of use. So you have?

@familyfirst7027

Ай бұрын

​@@mattyk112who told you that wrong information?You can use minoxidil as long as needed smh

Dude your beard look amazing

Super helpful thanks man

I used to take oral fin, then topical foam kirkland minox. I didn't want to potentially end up with side effects of oral fin even though I haven't had any, so i went to the hims top+fin spray. I think i'll order some minox drops from costco to add in the morning since i only use the hims at night. will look into saw palmetto and biotin, and the shampoos cause honestly i've been looking for a new shampoo combo lol

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! The Hims oral Minoxidil, Finasteride spray looks like a great combo product and was something I thought I may try someday however my results have been amazing just with the Minoxidil solution. I would absolutely recommend a quality shampoo and conditioner, hair quality is just as important. The Hims products are great so are the combo set by Keeps, DS Labratories have amazing shampoos and conditioners also, hope this helps 😁🙏

Congrats dude! I had a gorgeously lush mane for 3 decades and started noticing my wavy hairs all over the place...on the pillow etc. It was getting hella depressing. I just shaved mine all off, and give my self a buzz cut once a week. Best decision I made. If that makes me less attractive to women, great, I'm weeding out the shallow and superficial people out anyway. Also the practicality of not having to worry about trivial stuff like a bit of fluff on the top of my head gives more time and energy to focus on more important stuff.

I dont have hair issue but I just want to say you're so sweet for sharing these info. And you look and sound sweet too!

Thanks so much Tom very good demonstration before and after video highly appreciated and informative thanks

@tomlancepeat

11 ай бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm glad to hear you found it informative and useful! Keep achieving and striving 😁🙏

Hi Tom ! Your results are awesome and I'm starting the process tomorrow ! I was curious if you washed your hair daily ? Keeps stated to use it 2-3 times a week and would daily washes be harmful ? Thanks so much Johnny !

@tomlancepeat

11 ай бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Great to hear about you starting your hair growth progress! I wash my hair every other day usually as I exercise quite a lot also. Keep me up to date with your progress mate! 😁🙏

@Johnnyboy792

11 ай бұрын

@@tomlancepeat I will Tom and thank you so much for the quick response

@skrilla3191

Ай бұрын

How's the progress?​@@Johnnyboy792

I’m 52. Been bald for 20 years. I created my own hair regrowth product from 100% natural organic ingredients. I have been using it on myself now for 2 months and my hair is growing for the first time in 20 years. I’m thinking of selling it online but I just started so I need to see how many people would be interested in using my product. I’m using it on myself so I know it’s working.

@hypergamer1456

2 ай бұрын

Sell it please😂

@hosnaoude

2 ай бұрын

Sell or tell me what uve used in it please

Great video, UK consideration is much appreciated too. Thanks brother

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm happy to hear you found the video informative! Keep achieving my friend and absolutely smashing life! 😁🙏

Incredible video! I've been using the same brand of minoxidil for several months and it definitely helps! Fantastic video!

I can't use minoxidil sadly because of my scalp psoriasis but I think biotin should definitely work for me. Anyone with the same issue please stay away from minoxidil it will make your psoriasis worse!

@mikehynes6545

3 ай бұрын

Have u tried the foam? Also you can get the liquid without alcohol- this is what i use and i have flare ups of seb derm which I treat with a few drops of tea tree oil in a shampoo without malasezia feeding oils

Your results are amazing, I’ve been doing it for about 1 year and 3 months roughly I’ve been taking finasteride and I’ve been using minoxidil regaine foam as it’s the easiest to get as I’m from the uk. Maybe need to try the biotin, I’ve always read it wasn’t worth it but after seeing your results I’d like to see if I could take mine to the next level mines has got a lot thicker but hasn’t filled out on the sides the way yours has! Might also see about changing to the liquid one if you think it’s working better than the foam for you. Best video I have seen regarding hair loss fair play to you for being as honest👍🏽

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! Yeah the Minoxidil drops have a higher level of w/v making it more concentrated and potent, I have tried the foam also but my preference is the topical solution. I wish you all the best keep striving and achieving! 😁🙏

@jayke5780

11 ай бұрын

@@tomlancepeat %w/v is another term for concentration. It stands for weight in g dissolved in 100ml of solute. Other than that good vid

@PaulGreenwald

10 ай бұрын

' Minodoxilmax ' type in to google and get the 15% minoxidil

@Lukeylorimer007

4 ай бұрын

Biotin definitely does something good, as my nails grow so fast and long. And it’s proven skin, hair and nails are made of similar types of cells. Not only are my nails growing crazy fast and strong but my hair also. So give biotin a go.

I’m 59 and going bald, my son hooked me up to your video, he’ll buy the products for me and, I will get back to you on how well they did or did not work. Thanks kid.

I use about 0,4 ml of minox per day (even though 2ml is recommended), and it works phenomenally.

@tomlancepeat

Жыл бұрын

Hi thank you for reaching out! I'm glad you've responded well! Keep striving and achieving my friend. 😁🙏