New member asking about hair growth peptides

That's a fascinating subject. Up to now, my own experience is limited to treatments for hair loss rather than peptides. Still, I'm also wondering if anyone in this community has given it a try already.
 
I've used ghk-cu for roughly 2 months now, and to be honest, nothing seems to have changed. I'm not losing hair or dealing with severe thinning, though there is some thinning for sure, and from my perspective it looks unchanged, but honestly, who can tell lol.
 
Xilent said:

I've used ghk-cu for roughly 2 months now, and to be honest, nothing seems to have changed. I'm not losing hair or dealing with severe thinning, though there is some thinning for sure, and from my perspective it looks unchanged, but honestly, who can tell lol.
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Yeah, I'm crossing my fingers that KLOw ends up complementing what I already use — oral minoxidil, topical dutasteride, plus microneedling, an LLLT helmet, and so on. It's honestly a lot ... at least now I get why research peptides pulled me in. My thinning hair has basically become an obsession. The moment somebody puts together a compound that genuinely delivers, this forum will be swamped with folks trying to get their hands on it! LOL
 
jg1979 said:

Hello, I just joined. Does anyone have experience with peptides for hair growth? I've come across glyyf pentapeptide, apn5, and P5.
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Most people will point you toward Ghk-cu, though AHK-Cu has come up often too — from what I've gathered, AHK-Cu leans more toward hair growth, while Ghk works by boosting elastin and collagen.
 
After completing 2 rounds of KLOW, my hairdresser pointed out last week that she saw significant new hair growth. While I haven't seen it myself, hearing it from someone else is encouraging.
 
I've been taking midoxinil alongside finasteride for some time. So far, I haven't noticed much of a change from that routine, though a few coworkers have had success with it. At the same time, a couple of other coworkers keep praising GHK-Cu, although they use it at a somewhat higher dose.
 
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