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Just popped my first Dut pill at 20, even though I haven't noticed any balding or thinning yet.
Why?
Because starting FIN or DUT early can be the difference between KEEPING your hair and LOSING it. And not just keeping it, but keeping it looking its absolute best.
There's a noticeable difference between someone who's held onto their youthful density and someone who's fought back from visible thinning.
Why?
It Starts Earlier Than You Think
Hair loss often begins subtly, even during puberty. Miniaturization, the gradual shrinking of hair follicles, can be happening without you even realizing it. You could be blaming a "bad haircut" when it's actually the first sign of hair loss.
Balding is a Genetic Lottery
Even with a detailed family history, your own hair destiny is a roll of the dice. Multiple genes and random combinations mean there's no surefire way to predict if you'll inherit the balding curse
DHT Damage
DHT progressively damages hair follicles, and eventually, this damage can become permanent. The longer you wait, the more damage occurs, making it harder to recover.
Hyper-Responders are Young
Those amazing before/after photos you see? Mostly guys in their early to mid-20s. As you age, your body's response to treatment slows down.
Hair Loss is Sneaky
You lose a lot of density BEFORE visible thinning even appears. By the time you notice it, significant damage might have already been done.
Maintenance vs. Regrowth
It's much easier to maintain existing hair than to regrow it once it's gone.
Regret is Common
Most guys who successfully combat hair loss wish they'd started sooner. Don't be that guy, filled with "what ifs."
DONT be that guy in his 30s, NW3+, kicking himself for not starting sooner.
Side effects?
They're not as common or severe as the internet might make you believe. You can always stop if you experience them.
The risk of doing nothing is far greater than the risk of trying.
Bottom Line
DONT WAIT for a receding hairline to take action. Whether balding runs in your family or not, consider starting early. You'll thank yourself later.
P.S. Obviously wait until you are DONE with puberty, before hopping on fin/dut
"Hair is life, if you have no hair, you have no life." - St Hamudi
Why?
Because starting FIN or DUT early can be the difference between KEEPING your hair and LOSING it. And not just keeping it, but keeping it looking its absolute best.
There's a noticeable difference between someone who's held onto their youthful density and someone who's fought back from visible thinning.
Why?
It Starts Earlier Than You Think

Hair loss often begins subtly, even during puberty. Miniaturization, the gradual shrinking of hair follicles, can be happening without you even realizing it. You could be blaming a "bad haircut" when it's actually the first sign of hair loss.
Balding is a Genetic Lottery

Even with a detailed family history, your own hair destiny is a roll of the dice. Multiple genes and random combinations mean there's no surefire way to predict if you'll inherit the balding curse
DHT Damage

DHT progressively damages hair follicles, and eventually, this damage can become permanent. The longer you wait, the more damage occurs, making it harder to recover.
Hyper-Responders are Young

Those amazing before/after photos you see? Mostly guys in their early to mid-20s. As you age, your body's response to treatment slows down.
Hair Loss is Sneaky

You lose a lot of density BEFORE visible thinning even appears. By the time you notice it, significant damage might have already been done.
Maintenance vs. Regrowth
It's much easier to maintain existing hair than to regrow it once it's gone.
Regret is Common
Most guys who successfully combat hair loss wish they'd started sooner. Don't be that guy, filled with "what ifs."
DONT be that guy in his 30s, NW3+, kicking himself for not starting sooner.

Side effects?

They're not as common or severe as the internet might make you believe. You can always stop if you experience them.
The risk of doing nothing is far greater than the risk of trying.
Bottom Line
DONT WAIT for a receding hairline to take action. Whether balding runs in your family or not, consider starting early. You'll thank yourself later.
P.S. Obviously wait until you are DONE with puberty, before hopping on fin/dut
"Hair is life, if you have no hair, you have no life." - St Hamudi
