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Hairloss_in_bed

20.06.2008, 13:11

Essential Oils after Foam.... (Topicals)
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I am doing a rosemary, lavender and cedarwood blend applied onto hair about an hour after Foam.... anyone knows if this is a good idea to mix a drug to a nature treatment??

Jtelecom

20.06.2008, 13:25

@ Hairloss_in_bed
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It is unlikely that the two treatments will interact. The first treatment may have an impact on the penetration of the foam. Keep in mind that just because these treatments are natural it does not mean that they are inert and could not pose side effects just as prescription drugs do.

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Jtelecom
5 Strip Surgeries (4 Bosley, 1 AlviArmani)
3 FUE Surgeries (2 Undisclosed, 1 AlviArmani)
(Latest FUE Surgery: June 6, 2008 - AlviArmani Los Angeles)

Pete2

21.06.2008, 09:12

@ Hairloss_in_bed
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� I am doing a rosemary, lavender and cedarwood blend applied onto hair about
� an hour after Foam.... anyone knows if this is a good idea to mix a drug to
� a nature treatment??

You may find it easier to apply the Essential oil blend before going to bed and so its left on overnight.

Regards
Pete

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1)Shampoo for Inflammation: Piroctone Olamine shampoo /Essential oil blend / Calosol shampoo
2)Topical: Calosol Anti-inflammation Topical Spray (to be added)
3)DHT/ Estradiol: Epilobium (to be added)

brm

21.06.2008, 19:13

@ Pete2
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I think it is a bit of a nonsense. Essential oils have the ability to tremendously enhance absorption. They must be applied BEFORE the active antihairloss ingredients, whatever they are.

chipper

28.06.2008, 08:50

@ brm
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� I think it is a bit of a nonsense. Essential oils have the ability to
� tremendously enhance absorption. They must be applied BEFORE the active
� antihairloss ingredients, whatever they are.
Rogaine foam doesn't need any help with absorption. I wouldn't be putting anything on my scalp while the foam is in the scalp for at least 3 to 4 hrs.
Thats just my opinion.

brm

28.06.2008, 18:30

@ chipper
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Foam is controversial. I'm speaking about plain minox-alcohol solutions.

Hairloss_in_bed 20.06.2008, 13:11	Essential Oils after Foam.... (Topicals) Post reply
	I am doing a rosemary, lavender and cedarwood blend applied onto hair about an hour after Foam.... anyone knows if this is a good idea to mix a drug to a nature treatment??
Jtelecom 20.06.2008, 13:25 @ Hairloss_in_bed	Essential Oils after Foam.... Post reply
	It is unlikely that the two treatments will interact. The first treatment may have an impact on the penetration of the foam. Keep in mind that just because these treatments are natural it does not mean that they are inert and could not pose side effects just as prescription drugs do. --- Jtelecom 5 Strip Surgeries (4 Bosley, 1 AlviArmani) 3 FUE Surgeries (2 Undisclosed, 1 AlviArmani) (Latest FUE Surgery: June 6, 2008 - AlviArmani Los Angeles)
Pete2 21.06.2008, 09:12 @ Hairloss_in_bed	Essential Oils after Foam.... Post reply
	� I am doing a rosemary, lavender and cedarwood blend applied onto hair about � an hour after Foam.... anyone knows if this is a good idea to mix a drug to � a nature treatment?? You may find it easier to apply the Essential oil blend before going to bed and so its left on overnight. Regards Pete --- 1)Shampoo for Inflammation: Piroctone Olamine shampoo /Essential oil blend / Calosol shampoo 2)Topical: Calosol Anti-inflammation Topical Spray (to be added) 3)DHT/ Estradiol: Epilobium (to be added)
brm 21.06.2008, 19:13 @ Pete2	Essential Oils after Foam.... Post reply
	I think it is a bit of a nonsense. Essential oils have the ability to tremendously enhance absorption. They must be applied BEFORE the active antihairloss ingredients, whatever they are.
chipper 28.06.2008, 08:50 @ brm	Essential Oils after Foam.... Post reply
	� I think it is a bit of a nonsense. Essential oils have the ability to � tremendously enhance absorption. They must be applied BEFORE the active � antihairloss ingredients, whatever they are. Rogaine foam doesn't need any help with absorption. I wouldn't be putting anything on my scalp while the foam is in the scalp for at least 3 to 4 hrs. Thats just my opinion.
brm 28.06.2008, 18:30 @ chipper	Essential Oils after Foam.... Post reply
	Foam is controversial. I'm speaking about plain minox-alcohol solutions.

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