Is there anything stronger than minox? I'm tryna grow a goatee

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Ru58841 I think
 
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thats only for scalp hairloss? isnt it a topical anti androgen
I just heard about it from androgenic as a stronger hair loss protocol type thing
 
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I just heard about it from androgenic as a stronger hair loss protocol type thing

RU58841 is an experimental topical anti-androgen. It works by blocking androgen receptors at the site where it is applied, so its effects are generally considered to be localized, with minimal systemic absorption.
If you apply it to your beard, it can potentially affect the beard follicles, since beard growth is highly dependent on androgens (primarily DHT and testosterone acting on androgen receptors).
That means:
  • On the scalp: the goal is to reduce hair follicle miniaturization in androgenetic alopecia.
  • On the beard: it will not promote beard growth. If anything, it could reduce beard growth, decrease hair thickness, or interfere with follicle maturation, although there are very few clinical studies on this specific use.
So, if your question is:
"If I apply it to my beard, nothing will happen?"
The answer is: you shouldn't assume that. Because RU58841 blocks androgen receptors locally, it is plausible that it could impair beard growth in the area where it is applied.
If your goal is to maintain or improve your beard, it's generally not recommended to apply RU58841 to the beard area.


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testosterone and ahkcu, not stronger but heard it can help with facial hair. Ive only done 5mg minoxidil but about to hop on test and ahkcu soon
test ruined my sex drive
 
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RU58841 is an experimental topical anti-androgen. It works by blocking androgen receptors at the site where it is applied, so its effects are generally considered to be localized, with minimal systemic absorption.
If you apply it to your beard, it can potentially affect the beard follicles, since beard growth is highly dependent on androgens (primarily DHT and testosterone acting on androgen receptors).
That means:
  • On the scalp: the goal is to reduce hair follicle miniaturization in androgenetic alopecia.
  • On the beard: it will not promote beard growth. If anything, it could reduce beard growth, decrease hair thickness, or interfere with follicle maturation, although there are very few clinical studies on this specific use.
So, if your question is:

The answer is: you shouldn't assume that. Because RU58841 blocks androgen receptors locally, it is plausible that it could impair beard growth in the area where it is applied.
If your goal is to maintain or improve your beard, it's generally not recommended to apply RU58841 to the beard area.


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So it can help him grow a goatee i guess
 
quite the opposite lmao
Oh oops didn't read it all, just saw where it said, "If you apply it to your beard, it can potentially affect the beard follicles". I hate reading so
 
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goates are ugly tho
Not on everyone. For example on me it looks good, on a lot of hispanics or darker skinned people it looks good as well. If you have a chin butt as well it’s beneficial.
 

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