Testosterone Induced Hair Loss: Revifol Hair Growth Supplement

[BadassBlues]

Sorry to keep asking questions. It seems they’ve tightened restrictions as of last may on the bulk caffeine. Now in addition to a company name you have to have a business EIN number or some type of fda document. I wrote down a company name and tried to send it in but it seems they need more. Any suggestions? Is there another so for powdered caffeine or should I mix the stuff up without it. I have everything else. The minoxidilmax says it has some caffeine in it.

Hey Paddy, yes, go ahead and mix everything up. The GHK cu is the main factor. I last bought caffeine powder over a year ago, so I’ll look for another source.

One other thing, putting the Minoxadil Max on at night you don’t need to worry about how your hair looks. Also, do some research on hair growth cycles so you understand how Minoxidil works.

 

[BadassBlues]

Do you have to cover every bit of area that appears to be thinning? I feel like it’s a lot of area to cover.

Use the measured dropper and put it wherever you are thinning with one dose.

 

[Paddy]

Hey Paddy, yes, go ahead and mix everything up. The GHK cu is the main factor. I last bought caffeine powder over a year ago, so I’ll look for another source.

One other thing, putting the Minoxadil Max on at night you don’t need to worry about how your hair looks. Also, do some research on hair growth cycles so you understand how Minoxidil works.

Regarding the GHK mixture. Can’t I just add the GHK and kfg and peppermint oil directly to the rice water bottle since I don’t have the powdered caffeine? If so how much GHK do I add to it? It says that the entire vial contains approximately 7% of GHK.
Thanks! p

 

[BadassBlues]

Regarding the GHK mixture. Can’t I just add the GHK and kfg and peppermint oil directly to the rice water bottle since I don’t have the powdered caffeine? If so how much GHK do I add to it? It says that the entire vial contains approximately 7% of GHK.
Thanks! p

If you scroll down the GHK page you will see a chart. There are 400 drops per bottle.

As the rice water has 100 mg (3.3 oz), for a 3% mix, you want about 300 drops. 3% is the strongest mixture. You can go from 1% to 3%, so use the chart to calculate your desired strength.

Always be sure to shake the bottle before use. And remember, a little goes a long way.

 

[Paddy]

Some mixing tips:

1. Mix the ingredients in a separate mortar and pestle style bowl. Add 2 teaspoons of the caffeine and then add some of the rice water a little at time to dilute it and make it smooth.

2. Add your KGF to the mix and stir it in.

3. Add your drops of GHK-CU based on the strength you want, mix that in.

4. Add enough more rice water to thin it out.

5. Take a small funnel and pour the mix into the spray bottle.

6. Add a few drops of peppermint oil. I use 5, but you can experiment.

7. Shake the bottle well to mix it thoroughly. Always shake it before use.

Add all of the KGF (50 mcg) to the bottle?

 

[Paddy]

If you scroll down the GHK page you will see a chart. There are 400 drops per bottle.

As the rice water has 100 mg (3.3 oz), for a 3% mix, you want about 300 drops. 3% is the strongest mixture. You can go from 1% to 3%, so use the chart to calculate your desired strength.

Always be sure to shake the bottle before use. And remember, a little goes a long way.

If you scroll down the GHK page you will see a chart. There are 400 drops per bottle.

As the rice water has 100 mg (3.3 oz), for a 3% mix, you want about 300 drops. 3% is the strongest mixture. You can go from 1% to 3%, so use the chart to calculate your desired strength.

Always be sure to shake the bottle before use. And remember, a little goes a long way.

In the email about this thread it says “As the rice water has 100 mg (3.3 oz), for a 3% mix, you want about 80 drops. The GHK- cu will last you for 5 bottles,”
And then the when I click on the thread it says 300 drops. That doesn’t seem like it would last 5 bottles.
Again, I’m really sorry about all the questions, I’m almost there!

 

[BadassBlues]

In the email about this thread it says “As the rice water has 100 mg (3.3 oz), for a 3% mix, you want about 80 drops. The GHK- cu will last you for 5 bottles,”
And then the when I click on the thread it says 300 drops. That doesn’t seem like it would last 5 bottles.
Again, I’m really sorry about all the questions, I’m almost there!

My bad on that, incorrect math. I used to use a different GHK product. Use between 100-300 drops depending on the strength you want. 3% is the highest and will get you the best results.

Just remember, it takes 60-90 days to see results and you have to be consistent.

 

[BadassBlues]

If you shop GHK-cu hair products on the web, you will see prices of up to 250.00 for 1 ounce of a lesser strength product. This gives you 3.3 ounces of product, with better ingredients. No fillers here, everything in this has been proven to accelerate hair growth. This lasts me 3 months. It is potent and only requires a little bit.

I put this together after researching each ingredient. The key player is the GHK-cu, but all the other ingredients add to the efficacy.

I am no chemist by any stretch, but this works very well for me.

 

[Paddy]

How often do you have to wash your hair when doing this treatment? I normally don’t shampoo my hair that often, maybe once every week or so.

 

[BadassBlues]

How often do you have to wash your hair when doing this treatment? I normally don’t shampoo my hair that often, maybe once every week or so.

Daily while on this routine to get the residue out. Use a mild shampoo if you are not used to washing your hair often, I use Nizoral. Really massage and scrub your scalp. This not only gets it clean but also increases blood flow.

There are differing schools of thought on shampoo frequency. One that I have found to be true is that you need to clear the sebum from your scalp pores, this requires daily shampooing. Blocked scalp pores can cause a loss of hair growth because the hair shaft can't get through the sebum. This is especially true if you have somewhat oily skin.

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