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I have responded to you multiple times about this but don’t get an answer. I have no idea what you are trying to unsubscribe to.
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Freezer to reconstitute
What is the best way to reconstitute after storing I freezer for several month? Leave on counter and bring to room temp (approximately how long?) or go from freezer to fridge and then counter and then reconstitute? I bought in bulk for the first time and want to make sure I do this most optimally.
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Let it sit out until it’s room temperature. Just feel it and you’ll know once it’s room temperature.
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I've been on a deep dive hair journey for about a year now and thought I'd share some of my research notes. Peps can "help", but doesn't "solve". Here's what you should know. First: why this is happening (common culprits) Hair growth is super sensitive. Even one thing being off can trigger shedding. Most common causes: · Hormonal shifts (perimenopause/menopause, low estrogen, thyroid issues) · Stress / illness / rapid weight loss → telogen effluvium (shedding 2–4 months later) · Low ferritin (iron storage) — even if “iron” is technically normal · Protein under-eating · GLP-1s / calorie restriction (hair is non-essential tissue) · Low vitamin D, zinc, B12 · Scalp inflammation or poor circulation · Androgen sensitivity (female pattern thinning) 👉 Important truth: hair shedding is often a lagging indicator — what you’re seeing now started weeks to months ago. What actually gets hair growing again (the non-BS version) Feed the follicle (this is non-negotiable) Hair is made of protein. Period. Targets: · Protein: ~0.8–1g per lb of goal body weight · Ferritin: ideal is 60–100 for hair (most labs say 15–20 is “normal” — it’s not for hair) · Vitamin D: 50–80 ng/mL Hair-critical nutrients: · Iron (only if ferritin is low) · Zinc (8–15 mg/day) · Biotin (2,500–5,000 mcg — helpful if deficient) · B12 · Omega-3s Fix the scalp (underrated but powerful) A tight, inflamed scalp = weak follicles. Do this 3–4x/week: · 5 minutes of scalp massage (seriously works) · Use a caffeine or rosemary oil scalp serum · Wash often enough — a dirty scalp worsens shedding 🧠 Studies show rosemary oil can be as effective as minoxidil over time (slower, but legit). Address hormones (this is huge) If your hair is fine, thinning at the part or temples, hormones are likely involved. Things that help: · Balance estrogen/progesterone (especially peri/menopause) · Reduce excess androgens (PCOS-like patterns) · Manage cortisol (stress literally pushes hair into shedding phase)
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YOU CAN'T FIX THE PROBLEM WITH DUCT TAPE (AHK-Cu). gotta fix the root cause.
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@Christine Wilson lots of people who have used our shampoo and conditioner have said they have seen less shedding and better thickness!
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I forgot to store one vial not reconstituted in the freezer for a few months. Will it lose it’s effectiveness?
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no it's fine
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@Lisa Eberly my rule of thumb because it makes it easy is: Up to 6 months: room temp is fine 6-12 months: fridge is fine 12+ months: freezer This isn't a hard and fast limit, but it's an easy way to approach it.
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