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Sabin37 · 21st March 2010, 09:17 PM

The reason I'm asking is that when I was younger, like 14-16, I plucked my eyebrows like crazy. Yeah I know it's weird for a guy to do that, but when I entered puberty I had the impression that I was *too* hairy. I'm from Armenian descent, and looking at all my pale blond German friends with their thin eyebrows kind of created a fucked up self image in me. I thought I needed to be ashamed of my hairiness. So I plucked my eyebrows until I looked like Michael Jackson! I still have pictures, they horrify my to this day. When I turned 18/19, I mellowed down on the whole hair trimming deal, and I learned to appreciate the manliness it symbolises. Unfortunately, my eyebrows never grew back entirely, and I can still see where the eyebrows should be; they don't extend out away from the eyes as far as they used to. They look "cut off" now.

So based on what you've said so far, this should work on eyebrows as well? If I may ask, what's the process of applying this stuff? Do you just smear it on the places you want hair, or is there some kind of chemical in it that *generally* enhances hair growth? I'm a little wary of bombarding my body with chemicals...

Sogious · 22nd March 2010, 01:26 AM

oh. Well, here's the thing. You have to have hair follicles in order for this stuff to work. If you ripped them out they won't come back. If they're still there, it might work. It may just thicken or lengthen your hair. Everyone is different. I was so fortunate that it works for me. Apparently, my father tried using the stuff, but it didn't work on him. And I'm experimenting with my chest hair as well. So, it may or may not be something for your. It takes a year of this stuff to really show results.

Sogious · 14th June 2010, 12:01 AM

Well, it's been a span of six months. Here are the results.
http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1276472592
http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1276472591
http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1276472589
The stuff works for me. I also have hair on my chest where it used to be peach fuzz. I also used it to strengthen the bridge of my goatee. So, all there is left is to do is continue for another six months and see how the hairline and Minoxidil fairs when I use Andractim for PE. I'd like to use it on my chest, but it's not to increase hair on it, though DHT is the source of hair growth there. My PE Journal will have more information as to how I will go about this.

Dr. P-Evil · 14th June 2010, 06:20 PM

good job man. way to stick with it.

Sabin37 · 23rd June 2010, 11:09 PM

Dude!!! Awesome results. I'm so happy for you!

Just watch out for side effects! You don't want to end up with something worse than hair loss, because you're applying all these chemicals.

14th June 2010, 12:01 AM	#23
Sogious Call me big boy! Join Date: Mar 2009 Size: 7.75 X 6.12 Posts 58	Well, it's been a span of six months. Here are the results. http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1276472592 http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1276472591 http://i930.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1276472589 The stuff works for me. I also have hair on my chest where it used to be peach fuzz. I also used it to strengthen the bridge of my goatee. So, all there is left is to do is continue for another six months and see how the hairline and Minoxidil fairs when I use Andractim for PE. I'd like to use it on my chest, but it's not to increase hair on it, though DHT is the source of hair growth there. My PE Journal will have more information as to how I will go about this. Last edited by Sogious : 14th June 2010 at 12:06 AM.

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21st March 2010, 09:17 PM	#21
Sabin37 Bigger IS Better! Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Germany Size: 8" x 5.5" Posts 376	The reason I'm asking is that when I was younger, like 14-16, I plucked my eyebrows like crazy. Yeah I know it's weird for a guy to do that, but when I entered puberty I had the impression that I was too hairy. I'm from Armenian descent, and looking at all my pale blond German friends with their thin eyebrows kind of created a fucked up self image in me. I thought I needed to be ashamed of my hairiness. So I plucked my eyebrows until I looked like Michael Jackson! I still have pictures, they horrify my to this day. When I turned 18/19, I mellowed down on the whole hair trimming deal, and I learned to appreciate the manliness it symbolises. Unfortunately, my eyebrows never grew back entirely, and I can still see where the eyebrows should be; they don't extend out away from the eyes as far as they used to. They look "cut off" now. So based on what you've said so far, this should work on eyebrows as well? If I may ask, what's the process of applying this stuff? Do you just smear it on the places you want hair, or is there some kind of chemical in it that generally enhances hair growth? I'm a little wary of bombarding my body with chemicals...

22nd March 2010, 01:26 AM	#22
Sogious Call me big boy! Join Date: Mar 2009 Size: 7.75 X 6.12 Posts 58	oh. Well, here's the thing. You have to have hair follicles in order for this stuff to work. If you ripped them out they won't come back. If they're still there, it might work. It may just thicken or lengthen your hair. Everyone is different. I was so fortunate that it works for me. Apparently, my father tried using the stuff, but it didn't work on him. And I'm experimenting with my chest hair as well. So, it may or may not be something for your. It takes a year of this stuff to really show results.

14th June 2010, 06:20 PM	#24
Dr. P-Evil cc4life Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: In my own world Size: 7 X 5.1 Posts 560	good job man. way to stick with it.

23rd June 2010, 11:09 PM	#25
Sabin37 Bigger IS Better! Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Germany Size: 8" x 5.5" Posts 376	Dude!!! Awesome results. I'm so happy for you! Just watch out for side effects! You don't want to end up with something worse than hair loss, because you're applying all these chemicals.