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I posted on this, I think the basic answer is Equisomin is more for hair health, Equiclear is more for irritation.

Will update as soon as my hair grows back

Yeichel (sp?) and he recommended i start first with Equisomin with nanosome caffeine and theophylline and add spin traps so that is what I did.

So doing that, fluridil, Alpecin, and Emu Oil Shampoo/Conditioner.

I still have some Xandrox and will be alternating that though i am going to switch to ...

I don't have irritated scalp or oily, if anything dry hair/scalp but increasing diffused thinning/receding.

Thanks in advance!

Oil bases:
shea butter

Essential oils:
cinnamon oil +rosemary oil +tea tree oil

Botanical extracts:
amacha [hydrangea]
angelica root +apple peel
ashwaganda ...

A few years back when I was more involved in the research on these forums, I had come to the conclusion, don't remember why anymore ;), that L-Carnosine would be a phemomenal topical.

Does anyone have any thought on this and if so is it possible to add to Equiclear/somin either as a standard ...

Hi Jacob, thanks for all your helpful posts.

In terms of Equiclear with SOD/Glut does it really smell as bad as they say, i.e. would it be bad to apply during the day?

Also I was wondering if you had an opinion on my new regimen and if Equiclear would make a good addition;

Cycling shampoo between ...

42 yo male, I'd say diffuse thinning and receding however for whatever reason it always looks pretty good (i.e. I dont look like balding guy except if it is wet/etc)

I used to use Finasteride/Xandrox and experimented with a few other topicals. Been off all of them for 2-3 years and recently it is ...

Dr. Yechiel, can you elaborate a bit on the differences between the two products?

I can always get both but don't get yet the difference between the two. Do they supplement one another or are they for different scalp types and/or conditions?

My thinning has increased markedly this year, I do not ...