I wasn't expecting any results from this product.

For one, it suggests younger men deride more benefit, I am 48. Secondly my thinning hair is long standing, from about age 35 and this is my first attempt to reverse it. I think regaine may have this all wrong, surely later onset baldness is less aggressive and more curable for older men, certainly that is what I am finding.

At the start of treatment I had lost about 75% from the top and this was meeting my frontal baldness which was uncontrollable frizz that wouldn't comb down. I have generally gone for a zero grade Kojak these last five years, who wants to look like Max Wall.

During month one it appeared to thicken.

Around weeks 4-6 I lost it again as per the guidance notes and was back to where I started.

Now at 3 months my crown is 75% covered from 25%. My frontal baldness about 90% from 50%. This is practically a miracle. A friend said to me recently you are lucky to have a full head of hair, well not quite. Regain is so gradual friends think you have always been like you are once the treatment starts to work.

Would suggest that regaine is combined with a low cholesterol diet and red wine. Get your fat from peanuts. Saturated fat is about 50% the cause of baldness through blocking head circulation (and the rest male hormone) hence baldies are twice as likely to get heart attacks.