Dr. Pickart,

Have you heard of this product? Tricalgoxyl? Tricosaccaride? Do they really promote hair growth?

http://www.foltene.it/uk/02_ricerca_sviluppo/02_03_principi_attivi_m.htm

http://www.foltene.com.sg/brands/clinical_list.php

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These do not promote hair growth. They are "fatting agents" that bind to the hair shaft and make it look thicker. So the overall look becomes like having more hair because of the thicker hair shafts.

Dr. Pickart, thank you for your reply.

I'd like to update you with my progress. I've been using folligen spray, shampoo & Conditioner, emu for hair, for almost 6 months now. For the past month, i experienced a "sudden hair loss". My hair seems to be much "weaker" especially during shampooing & combing. I've always had thin & fine hair, so even a modest level of hair fall concerns me. I went to see a senior dermatologist in singapore 2 days ago, a professor, and when he check my hair, he told me that my hair was "full" and he couldn't find any bald spot that he didn't understand why i was so concerned about my hair. So apparently, like you've informed us in this forum many times, folligen & emu oil have pushed my old hair out for new hair to grow. I will definitely continue to use folligen & emu for hair

As for Foltene, since it can make my hair looks thicker, would it be ok to use it occasionally for styling purposes?

Again, thank you Dr. Pickart? Thank you for your wonderful products!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Foltene will help with styling. But also check Toppick on http://spencerforrest.com/

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Originally posted by Dr. Pickart:
Foltene will help with styling. But also check Toppick on http://spencerforrest.com/

Thank you Dr. Pickart. I didn't know there's such product like toppik... it's so interesting... but again... thanks for all the wonderful information you share with us