johnwester130
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After using the product polysorbate 80, I can now say that sebum is absolutely a problem in male pattern baldness.
After rubbing it in for 30 seconds, it will already begin to loosen sebum and you will see the oil begin to turn white. That is literally the sebum being dissolved and removed from the follicle. The sebum then mixes with the oil producing a white foam on the scalp. As you do it more and more over several weeks, this foam will form much less on the scalp as the sebum gets removed.
If you are not removing the years old dead skin and sebum, no other hair growth product will work.
What this product does is remove sebum and dead skin from under the follicle.
Every shampoo and product only removes the dead skin from the top of the scalp.
Well, does it grow hair ?
In the 1980s it was used with success but never got accepted by mainstream medicine and there was some things written about it.
Even hamilton noticed eunuchs had less sebum than normal men.
"Barber (5) noted that seborrheic dermatitis is rarely seen
before the stimulation of sebaceous gland activity which begins in puberty. Women ap-
proaching or at the climacteric were found to be prone to seborrheic dermatitis, perhaps
as a result of alteration in the androgen/estrogen ratio. Hamilton (6) reported that cas-
trates and eunuchs do not develop seborrheic dermatitis, acne, or ordinary male baldness,
and that their sebaceous secretion is only one-third that of the normal male. However,
when these subjects were given testosterone, the output of sebum increased, and some
developed seborrheic dermatitis or acne."
After rubbing it in for 30 seconds, it will already begin to loosen sebum and you will see the oil begin to turn white. That is literally the sebum being dissolved and removed from the follicle. The sebum then mixes with the oil producing a white foam on the scalp. As you do it more and more over several weeks, this foam will form much less on the scalp as the sebum gets removed.
If you are not removing the years old dead skin and sebum, no other hair growth product will work.
What this product does is remove sebum and dead skin from under the follicle.
Every shampoo and product only removes the dead skin from the top of the scalp.
Well, does it grow hair ?
In the 1980s it was used with success but never got accepted by mainstream medicine and there was some things written about it.
Even hamilton noticed eunuchs had less sebum than normal men.
"Barber (5) noted that seborrheic dermatitis is rarely seen
before the stimulation of sebaceous gland activity which begins in puberty. Women ap-
proaching or at the climacteric were found to be prone to seborrheic dermatitis, perhaps
as a result of alteration in the androgen/estrogen ratio. Hamilton (6) reported that cas-
trates and eunuchs do not develop seborrheic dermatitis, acne, or ordinary male baldness,
and that their sebaceous secretion is only one-third that of the normal male. However,
when these subjects were given testosterone, the output of sebum increased, and some
developed seborrheic dermatitis or acne."