Posts by Raymond Bishop64

It’s always cool seeing a local kid actually climb the ladder and sign that first pro contract. Makes you wonder how many of these academy kids actually stick it out in the long run. Do you think the pressure hits them harder once the ink is dry?

So, after five months of messing around with these products, I’m officially calling it quits on the ampoules and sticking strictly to the shampoo. I’ll admit, there's a slight improvement regarding the hair loss, but the trade-off is ridiculous—my hair has become incredibly greasy. It’s honestly absurd because I specifically used those Caduta Sebo ampoules to help control sebum production in the first place. At the end of the day, I feel like I've thrown way too much money down the drain for such mediocre results. For the next two months, I’m just going to stick with this universal cleansing foam, and as for what comes after that... who knows. I’m really hoping my scalp stops acting like an oil slick, as I’m starting to suspect those ampoules were actually the culprit behind all the grease.

So, after two months of sticking to the treatment, I can finally say things are looking up—I’m actually seeing some hair starting to grow back. I'm planning to keep going with the Caduta Sebo ampoules for another three months, and I'm really hoping to see even more progress!

So, I’ve been sticking to this regimen for six weeks now. To be honest, I can't say there's been a massive, overnight transformation, but I did just get back from my follow-up appointment and the dermatologist noted that my scalp is looking much healthier. As for seeing those brand-new hairs sprouting up? Well, I think I'll have to be a little more patient on that front. I'm actually switching things up now and moving over to the Caduta Sebo ampoules, so fingers crossed that my next check-up at the end of the month shows some even better progress. Best of luck to everyone else out there!

So, I finally pulled the trigger and bought it. I just used it for the first time, so we'll see how things shake out. My wife actually insisted that I only use 3 ml of that serum each time instead of the 5 ml recommended on the label. If I follow her lead, this stuff should last me about a month and a half. I'm really crossing my fingers that it actually works...

Thanks for the input! Honestly, the specialist told me this treatment would wrap up in about six months at most, and after that, I’d just be using regular shampoo. I'm really not sure, though—I think I'll give it a shot and see how things pan out, since I'm currently using absolutely nothing. I've already scheduled a follow-up appointment for next month to check on the progress! I am genuinely dying to find out if this is all just clever marketing or if it actually is an incredible product!

I went in for a micro-camera scalp examination at a local pharmacy yesterday, and the specialist there recommended I start using some General Electric active universal shampoo along with a General Electric active caduta serum. To be honest, my hair loss has been getting pretty noticeable lately. According to her, my scalp is slightly red, oily, and showing signs of dandruff, which explains why my hair is looking a bit thin in certain spots. I’m feeling a little skeptical, though. Is this treatment actually going to work? And more importantly, should I really be taking advice from someone at a pharmacy counter? She’s essentially just a consultant for the dermocosmetic brand, so I have my doubts. Part of me wonders if it's even worth making an appointment with a dermatologist; it feels like they'll just push a bunch of overpriced products from companies they have partnerships with anyway. I just want a straight answer: are these General Electric active products actually any good?