I'm going bald 🥲 - iRestore Pro 6 month review

[@JesseDriftwood]

Hey! Were you about to leave a comment before finishing the video? Might I suggest not doing that? Ok great thanks!

[@TuckerPearce]

I often start my comment mid video and edit it as I watch the video 😬 I always watch until the end. Adorable kids Jesse, it’s fun how you work family into your videos. Luckily you look good with short hair dude. My good buddies are all bald and they rock it well.

[@gilvrgs]

Nice outro song though.

[@ridhwaan1199]

I have to say that your daughter is so freaking cute. All the best great video 👍🏻 Not trying to be creepy! Please note

[@outbackchillin5628]

I often reply as I'm watching too , else I forget what I was going to say !

[@TuckerPearce]

@@outbackchillin5628 same reason.

[@JakeFrew]

"This is what I look like, and that's ok" 🖤😭 I think we could all benefit from telling ourselves this more often. This was awesome Jesse.

[@JesseDriftwood]

A good friend of mine taught herself to enjoy eating coconut by forcing herself to eat it and repeating "this is what coconut tastes like, and thats ok" and I apply that to as many different aspects of life as I can now. :)

[@kamilkurek1480]

@@JesseDriftwood whaaaaat, humans can do that? I need to try with beetroots!

[@JesseDriftwood]

@@kamilkurek1480 I love that beets taste like dirt haha! It’s so strange it makes me feel like I’m eating healthy lol

[@shinkurt]

Yeah I want to get there. Thanks a lot jessie

[@travv88]

@@kamilkurek1480 i started liking beetroots when i felt compelled to convince some kid that beetroot was good when they said it sucked, even though i hated beetroot. was a weird moment lmao

[@thatwastko9566]

I really appreciate your honesty and not selling out to companies to give us a true product review. Thank you.

[@littlelilacbunny]

Same!!!

[@913_Niyala]

Yeah I was pretty tempted after watching Dr Dray & Cassandra Bankson but.... was very skeptical.

[@kustoo]

Thank you, Jesse. You know how to tap into all the right feels. Appreciate you, bro!

[@JesseDriftwood]

Love you dude!

[@JavaZombie]

What a breath of fresh air to watch someone tell the truth.... THANK YOU!

[@ThrottleDownunder]

Brother, I lost my hair at 21, started shaving my head and never looked back. Now I shave it cue ball every other day. If there was a miracle cure tomorrow I wouldn't take it. All the best mate

[@richardlawson6787]

But your watching a vid on hair growth...interesting

[@johnny-mnemonic13]

​@@richardlawson6787 lool. Deep inside every guy wants hair. Im in my 40s and still have great hair and love the feeling of looking younger and running my hair through it and be able to style it. Anyone who says otherwise is coping.

[@morningmayan]

Wow it really worked for me and my husband I was super impressed. We got the cheaper one but it works great and I have all new hair growing everywhere and my husband who was spotty bald is so happy with the growth and health of his hair. Totally recommend!

[@someonesomeone5198]

Hi, Please what is the name of the one you used.

[@nvk5272]

Hi, could you please mention what was the product you used? and where was it purchased from?

[@CajunMamma72]

Did you lose any more? I’ve lost WAY more in the 2 months I’ve been using it. 1/3 of my hair is gone. Praying it grows back in two YEARS.

[@sampk9229]

scalp micro needling or derma rolling is the best way to grow back hair. must be done properly though, at the same time increase intake of Gelatin, collagen , Silica , vitamin Bs and keratin supplements.

[@lanycera]

If your hair follicles are dead (not miniaturised or vellus hair), you can't grow it back with microneedling. That's where this review is failing, but unfortunately ireview doesn't stress it enough that it's not a miracle cure + simply cannot achieve that and I can't blame him for having the wrong expectations.

[@KoteGreen]

you're so wholesome jesse! I've been struggling with loosing my hair and I'm 23. It took me awhile to get over the fact that its happening and I would say that I am still not fully over it, but videos like this make it easier. Thank you :)

[@swish84]

Going through the same process myself (hair thinning) and I can’t tell you how inspiring this was. It takes a hell of a lot of courage to lean into what is a very common and natural process for most men and to speak openly & honestly about it with complete strangers. Thank you for helping to normalize this, Jesse. 🙏🏽

[@swaagling]

any updates? How’s ur hair doing

[@therunawaykid6523]

@@swaaglingyeah I want to know as well

[@imaaronross]

I started to notice my own hair loss in my wedding photos 9 years ago. My brother-in-law then bluntly stated “You are not fooling anyone.” I’ve been shaving my head every since but I still wear a hear or beanie in most of my videos just to not have the comments. I love not having to worry about keeping up with it and the ease of just shaving it but there are still those moments where the thoughts creep in. Thanks for the video!

[@AnthonyDo]

Top shelf storytelling as always. Will need your song at the end on Spotify.

[@LessThanRetailStores]

Your REVIEW is IMPORTANT to me, because you're HONEST and easy to understand. I TRULY THANK YOU! I may need to accept my hair loss circumstance that resemble your own.

[@jwquantum3901]

There's a very common misconception when it comes to irestore. You need to used it before your hair follicles die off. Once they die they will never grow back no matter what product you use. It should help him keep the hair he has not grow the hair follicles you lost years ago. When you shaved your head I could tell that your hairline was further back and most likely those hairs follicles are gone already unfortunately they won't come back. Try micro needling and the laser and hopefully you can keep it

[@JesseDriftwood]

Hey! Thanks for the comment. I’ve had this deep hairline since early high school (15 years or so) so I had no thoughts that might change. Unfortunately the irestore marketing heavily leans in and in fact encourages that misconception. They frequently share videos and testimony of regenerating hair growth. I’m also fine believing that it does in fact work for some people, I’m just not one of them.

[@Kg-ro7wv]

I was just gonna comment and say he should try micro needling with the laser I guarantee he get better results just because the dermaroller opens new hair follicles while the laser makes new ones

[@lollsazz]

@@JesseDriftwood Minoxidil (Rogaine) and this might help then. I plucked my eyebrows to the point they wouldn't grow back again in many places, and I thought they were gone forever. Used Minoxidil on them, and the hair follicles woke up after abut 4 months. Stopped the minoxidil years ago, but kept the eyebrows :)

[@Way_Of_The_Light]

This is not completely true. How can you explain the phenomenon where when balding men with dead follicles undergo a sex change they get back all their lost hair?

[@nosynosee3835]

@@Way_Of_The_Light in simple terms if the hair follicle is dead you’re not really reviving it. But in some rare cases, people with severe balding have hair follicles that for some reason our dormant and are not dead. For those lucky few if they happen to get on hormone therapy as a transgender person or even in very very few cases people who try low level laser therapy who have already significantly, balded will in fact grow backhair. But don’t be fooled, if the follicles are dormant, you have a chance of restoring that hair. If the follicles are dead, that’s it for that hair.

[@DaneComplains]

Jesse, I feel for you bud! I started losing my hair in my early 20's and it really destroyed my confidence. I just lived in hats & caps forever until I decided to bite the bullet and get a hair transplant, and honestly it's the best thing I've ever done for myself. My hairline has been restored and now 12months post op you'd never be able to tell! In terms of non-surgical approaches, I've had great success restoring hair on my crown taking Finasteride and Minoxidil, it takes a while to kick in but it really works!

[@DaneComplains]

@TruthUnleashed Hair transplant to rebuild my hairline at the front and I started taking Finasteride and Minoxidil to treat my crown which was thinning. It was all fine and 2 years post op now with no visible balding :)

[@JonrenzMaterdo]

@@DaneComplains Did you experience any side effects after using finasteride?

[@DaneComplains]

@@JonrenzMaterdo I've not experienced any side effects from Finasteride

[@setme4ree]

@@JonrenzMaterdosome people dont get side effects so dont let this scare u but unfortunately it totally castrated my ex bf. I started wondering if he was bi or gay (he was not) and his dick got smaller and was never fully erect. His hair was magnificant after his hair transplant and fin, but it totally destroyed his sex drive but he preferred that to being bald because it didnt suit him so I get it. I’m also losing my hair and its hard when ur ugly bald. I know it was the fin for a fact because he would stop taking it sometimes for periods of time and his dick would go back to normal and same with his sex drive. So please guys dont torture ur gf’s if u go on fin with ur low sex drives cuz its obvious. Also it did scare me that it might turn men gay overtime from what I experienced. It was like he was gay on fin straight off it I swear to God lmao. When he was taking fin he didnt even like pussy when he stopped taking it he loved it like wtf bro why did the meds do that 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Chinaski1]

@@DaneComplains What is your dosage of Finasteride?

[@jdubs604]

Losing hair is giving me depression. No matter how many ppl say encouraging things, it still sucks. I’m taking dutasteride now so hopefully my hair will grow back. 😢

[@stefanoricci5060]

Finasteride is the best solution for men to stop hair loss, but don’t expect to recover what you already loss. Is necessary to take it very soon

[@mikeglassburn]

I will continue watching your videos with or without your hair. You’re a fantastic storyteller and I really love the effort you put into yourself. You’re definitely among my favorite channels.

[@CoffeeandWater]

No, YOU’RE GREAT with or without YOUR hair. We love ya just the way you are.

[@jakekazakevich4890]

The hair in your heart couldn't be more full. Love your work man!

[@emmadriftwood]

This is the cutest thing I’ve ever heard.

[@hoematica5841]

"I wanna look inside your helmet" 🤣😂 the assistant is so cute!!!

[@brunorodriguez539]

Hey dude I have never seen any of your content before I don't know who you are and I came across this video I did watched all of it and to be honest with you I did like it because you sounded real and honest I do appreciate that. Keep up the good work 👏 👍

[@PatrickRambles]

*sneezes* "OUCH, I hurt my hemmoroid" - J. Driftwood (2021)

[@JJ-qo3cz]

I have this I restore since March 2017, I usually use it every day for 25 minutes. I think it had helped me keep my hair.

[@RyanLawless]

Don't let anyone tell you it's no big deal or try to minimize your feelings about hair loss. Acceptance takes time. Our appearances help us form our identities, and society is a little too flippant about men who are experiencing hair loss. I'm glad you gave this a try because, if nothing else, the process will help inform your future choices about this topic and might even allow for a level of comfort with your "new" look. I went through a similar experience when my beard went full Gandalf on me (white) over less than a year from black-brown. Great experiment and video, Jesse. All the best.

[@RolandKaufmann]

Did not expect to watch a hair restoration review tonight, but here we are lol. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride Jesse. As a fellow balding guy it’s always a nice reminder that we are more than our hair.

[@willfreund3315]

As another younger person who is struggling with hair loss, I really appreciate your openness to talk about it and accept it. It runs in my family and I am slowly accepting it. I still wear a lot of hats to try and cover it up, and I think shaving my head might help me accept it. Thanks as always, love your storytelling.

[@aquacandela3705]

Something important for anyone watching is the key culprits and solutions for each individual is gonna vary. Some people may experience great results using red light because their problem probably had something to do with scalp circulation and or poor blood quality, on that coin some people see a return of hair by simply consuming zink, selenium, curcumin, Vitamins D3 and C. Stressers play a huge role as well, endocrine disruptors such as chlorine (in the water you bathe), or emotional factors alone can spike cortisol on a chronic level leading to hair loss. Don't be discouraged if one method doesn't work for you, it doesn't mean It doesn't work for everyone, and it doesn't mean something else won't work for you. You gotta experiment with yourself across the board to find your solutions, could it be A LOT of work for some? Yes, but be encouraged and experiment.

[@lanycera]

Also, this would work best on people who detect their hair loss (eg. AGA or TE) early, have miniaturised hairs that CAN be revived in the first place and it's realistically going to fail on anyone with dead hair follicles like the person reviewing. It won't miraculously grow hair back where none was.

[@brasero20000]

Hi, would you have an advice about dealing with a poor water quality in your shower causing haïr loss ?

[@aquacandela3705]

@@brasero20000 Best place I could suggest is getting a high quality showerhead filter such as (Sprite Showers).

[@jaymesEo6]

I got a cheap Walmart cap version of this, and it's actually working (not by a lot, and it's only been a month), but it's only 90 bucks vs. 1k+. I also dermal roller, use drops, and a shampoo, so that might be why it is working out better. Either way, I hope to keep seeing improvements.

[@TheFilmmakersWorkshop]

Hair transplant is the only way to go if you want results. From my personal experience, my hair thinned drastically from age 36. 46 now, I just shave my head on a grade 2 and focus on the important things in life. You have a good shaped head Jesse, I’d just keep it shaved if what you have currently bothers you. I think you’re awesome; you have a beautiful family and that’s all that really matters.

[@ryanmarvell793]

I’m 36(about to be 37 next week). Just noticed thinning by my left temple and I’m panicking. I will look awful bald, I have moles on my head. Idk what to do. But the only thing I can see when I look in the mirror is thinning.. I don’t even think it’s that bad yet but it looks worse everyday to me. I don’t think there is a doctor in the world who would do a transplant this early into losing hair. I don’t notice any shedding at all in the shower. I don’t know how to go about it, if I can just do something to make it stop where it is now i would be okay. Any suggestions? I see my dermatologist in a week and a half for other reasons so I was going to ask her as well, but I keep feeling like my hair is going to be really bad by the time I get there because every time I look at it I feel like it’s worse and worse(idk if that’s in my head or what).

[@TheFilmmakersWorkshop]

@@ryanmarvell793 the truth is, you care and 99% of everyone else doesn’t. I’d just shave it off now. Everyone will get used to it, as will you.

[@gregoryscott3858]

4:49 is perhaps one of my all time favorite moments ever, thank you for the impeccable edit. 🤜🏻🤛🏽

[@sisteryaya24]

This is the kind of review that I really appreciate. Real life experience with a product. Much appreciated! Love that you included your beautiful children.

[@fishingbear69]

Hahahaha 😂 your 2 amazingly metal sharp kids , stold almost the entire review,, especially your little girl ,, she's super super adorable 😂😂😂 thanks for sharing including the review of the scam helmet..😮🤐🤫😅

[@ODriscolls]

"This is what I look like and that's OK" I resonated with that! Vlogging has really helped me to view myself as (I think) others see me. I don't think about what I'm wearing or my hair or if I have make up on. That's just what I look like in that moment. I was wondering if other people felt that way.

[@brandosbloc]

Hey Jesse! I've never noticed your hair before and only ever really noticed your creative skill and fun personality in videos! But now that you mention it, the buzz/bald look really suits you though! Own it dude!

[@TommoCarroll]

That was a cheeky hidden message lurking in the video mate. Expertly done. One request: please do a video where you make the most of shaving your head and get some pro to do some of that crazy art in your hair

[@BarttRoman]

I'm 31, as a teen I had a lot of hair, in the past 5 years I've been shaving every week because I really like the result. But since quarentining I decided to not shave and now I can clearly see how bald I am. This video hit quite close, and it's great to see other's perspectives on this. Thanks for that, you look great with or without hair.

[@kurtgilbertson]

You’re such a gem of a person. Keep being you brother

[@TrainingHandsAcademy]

I remember being where you were bro... it is hard so I feel your pain. Shave it and be free my friend! :)

[@freshlycharged]

Thanks for this. Just what I needed. Shaving my head this weekend!

[@JesseDriftwood]

Get it Jimmy!!!!

[@sterrshow5016]

I appreciate you not taking the affiliate pay, a lot of product reviewers lie to their audience to please a manufacturer. You are the GOAT, who needs hair when you have beautiful kid(s) and are doing well in life

[@AbrahamXmagic]

I for real love your videos Jesse. I can’t put it into words but there’s just a good feeling that emits from all your content. I am a fan for as long as you continue to put out content.

[@ProfessorBStudios]

I'm going to watch the rest of this... but I don't need to to decide to hit the like button... that intro is fantastic. I remember my son 'bringing' me packages when he was younger in a very similar way (he turns 18 this year). absolutely fantastic moments. Thanks for all you do and share! It DOES make a difference and have an influence on the community here.

[@HotRodHippie]

The hardest part of going bald for me has been watching it steadily happen on video. Filming myself and editing videos of myself constantly showed me. I was taking screenshots and showing friends like “look how bald I’m going”. Until I just shaved it and haven’t looked back. I notice it still in the shaved head, but I don’t focus on it anymore. I’m freer and much happier personally. My hair doesn’t define me. Ha

[@loopdalooptravels1129]

Finally. A real honest review. Thank you.

[@suzannebowns1020]

CAUTION: Unless purchased from Amazon or iRestore, a return is NOT honored. Checking with State Attorney General to see if this method of selling is legal. Prolly is, those folks seem slick.

[@galexyphoto5725]

I've always hoped we would reach a point where creators could break out of their niche and offer their experience on something different. You have used cameras and filmmaking to bridge your unique personality to others. And now that we are here, I'm confident you can talk to me about a laser hat scam or uncrustables, or whatever. Also, as someone who's been sans hair for a few years now, anything that normalizes hair loss is pure gold to me. Because frankly, most stigmas, pressures, awkward tensions etc. are predominantly put upon those losing their hair by others. People who instinctively assume there's a big deal here without our input. Someone with hair loss is just the person they were with hair, for better or worse. And finally much love to those identifying more feminine dealing with hair loss, as the stresses and pressures are exponential. You're beautiful, too!

[@jasonnowwhat5041]

I can’t pinpoint exactly why but this video rocks. Just so different than your usual content but also not really. I really appreciate and dig the openness and vulnerability here. Great stuff, Jesse.

[@leightnite3056]

Wow! Fantastic man, not expecting this kind of great story in a review, is there a youtube Emmy's? You deserve one!

[@Way_Of_The_Light]

You look amazing bro and your spiritual growth during this process is even more amazing 😭🙏

[@forreal1276]

Was considering the product… however my problem is: 1. Price…. 2. The fact that they’re pushing gummies, serums, hair products… 3. If you want warranty that’s another 200-300$… excuse me but if I’m going to be paying this much $$$ I expect the warranty to be for AT LEAST 5 years from the company. 4. If you’re not satisfied, you have to pay not only to send it back, but also a bunch of other stupid fees… And the biggest thing is the company apparently only did 2 tests with 0 results in the subjects tested… so no assurance whatsoever. Sorry but the hastle is not worth it. At this point I would only try it if it was for free.

[@megustacrochet]

I love your honesty!

[@SylvainSybaris]

I started losing hair in my 20's in the 1980's, but back then, I wasn't too much aware of any treatments, and there also wasn't internet back then either, so research was extremely limited, and ya, I didn't have much money either... I do remember being very conceded back in those days, and lot's of girls did like me, so I became self conscious of my hair... So sure, I spent time in the mirror combing my hair... It also remember it felt good combing my hair because the needles felt good on my scalp... I remember getting a brush sometime back then because I figured a brush would feel better which it most definitely did... I remember I liked "poking" my scalp with the many needle-like bristles... I would play with the brush on my scalp while watching Tv, and one thing I started noticing was that my hair was getting thicker & longer... Some time ago, I think in the 90's, I bought a "Boars Hair" brush because I thought it was more masculine, however, it was MUCH STIFFER, but I liked it... After about 30 minutes or so, my scalp would get red & sore, so I would wait a day or so before poking my scalp again=== I'm not 100% sure if poking my scalp was the reason I have TARZAN hair, but after some research, I discovered the poking & poking my scalp all the time leads to better blood flow to nourish the follicles.... The term is called "NEEDLING"... So funny how back in the 80's I did this merely for the pleasure of it with NOT knowing it was actually benefiting my hair.... ALSO, When I wash my hair, I ONLY use water (no shampoo),,, Maybe once every 2 to 3 months I will use a natural shampoo, but mostly all the time, just water only........ By the way, I'm 59 yrs. old now and I still have TARZAN hair.

[@Troy_Sent_A_Message]

1mg finasteride 90 day supply is just under $15 at Costco soooo at that things price you can get ~20yrs of a drug that works. But then again a it would be hard to make a video about a pill that works?

[@firstname405]

The whole thing is a scam. $1600 for cheap plastic and some red LEDs. $5 I reckon. Plus lots of pseudoscience marketing to make up the extra $1595 🤣

[@emmadriftwood]

You’re making all my Michael Scofield dreams come true with your shaved head. 😍

[@sashaiaremko3109]

Thanks Jesse, I admire your storytelling skills and ethics of product reviews. Thanks again you are definitely a cool person and brain in the body and maybe a soul.

[@MelissaM-y6x]

thanks for the honesty and great video. its a struggle getting used to hairloss, only those experiencing can understand. i felt uplifted at the end

[@moment]

Some relatable storytelling right here - amazing

[@albino7367]

As a 22 year old losing his hair, I’m happy to see the insecurity that can come from that isn’t just a me thing. Also thanks for trying something that was difficult to use and may or may not work and full sending it. Appreciate the review. Maybe I’ll try Hims, another hair product, shave my head, make a video about it, and in the end, be able to look at myself and realize, this is what I look like, and that’s ok.

[@illegallystalked3119]

I started at 15. By 18 had dracula hairline and 4 inch bald spot on back. Im 55 now, chrome dome. The womens love me, i mean the biggest hurdle is your own self image.

[@albino7367]

@@illegallystalked3119 Thank you for this :)

[@danceaction8548]

"I am not my hair"... the best words i heard...Thank you

[@DMS3TV]

"and a soul maybe, who knows! Not me" Great video!

[@DogHairDontCare]

Hair loss is tough to deal with, especially for those who always were known to have "different" hair. I always had people commenting on how nice my hair was through grade school, but then I started my battle with leukemia in my late 20's. A wild ride that was a combination of both severe pain that shocked my system to the core (a lot of my hair turned white, then they fell out), some of the treatment meds had hairloss listed as a known side effect, and now I'm on a med that the docs insist don't cause hair loss.... but I notice severe thinning. Perhaps I'm just getting old now, or just like the rest of my other side effects, they just tend to gaslight the effects. Very close to just shaving and calling it a day :)

[@RPerez-cf9pl]

Finally an honest review of this product!!! All the others on KZbin are shills where the company offered free stuff. I've used the helmet for a year -- I didn't notice any difference. Not worth the price!! When I left a negative review on Amazon, the company actually contacted me via email to remove the review for a complete refund. How they tracked down my email is a mystery! But that explains all the positive reviews on Amazon!

[@JesseDriftwood]

Woah that’s fascinating! Thanks for the insight!

[@joshwhitee]

remember that time you accidentally told laszlo about your hemorrhoid...well, hate to tell you. You did it again.

[@TheJakeThatVlogs]

I've been following you for a while now, but I haven't seen your daughter much. She's adorable haha Seems like you two have a great relationship haha

[@TheNewTravel]

Loved that ending bro great storytelling!

[@RomansapienMVision]

Funny, IRestore ADD came on after the review. Laser Hair Regrowth is just an ordinary red LED which emits around 630nm. My hair loss was really bad because of my skin tone, I looked like a gangster when I lost my hair. Thank you for this honest review.

[@sarahroche5327]

Honest and cool video and review. ❤❤❤

[@maartenjanssen]

I turned 40 today, which means I’ve been shaving my head for half of my life now. My hairline started receding when I was about 18. To be honest, I think you (and most balding men for that matter) look better when they step out of denial and start shaving their heads. A lot more convenient too btw!

[@medyocrity]

I’ve been losing my hair since I was also around 17. I decided to shave my head entirely when I was around 24/25. I’m 28 now and to tell you the truth, I’ve never felt looking better than ever. Hahaha I’d be more conscious if I start losing my beard.

[@CanadianSylph]

This is one of the best honest reviews. Thanks!

[@ryanscottmurphy86]

Lost my hair at 25 and went through similar steps attempting treatments. I gotta say, that moment when you graduate from crew cut and run the razor blade down the center of your head is very special and terrifying. Immediately after you've started, you realize you can't turn back. It looks mediocre until you get a bit of a tan and the colour evens out.

[@nando603]

Great video, man!! Thanks a lot

[@DavidCartoon]

Thank you so much for your honesty. Much appreciated.

[@lifeisfuneh]

Kudos for the honesty! You look great! Not many people after paying that kind of money can admit that this is complete BS

[@Cynicaltak]

It bothered my husband, so we had a trip to Turkey. It takes one full year to see the result but it works , the FUE hair transplant that is. I am buying this helmet for him to minimize the hair loss progression. I dont think without any hair transplant surgery this thing will work for male pattern baldness.

[@OdominousRex]

When i turned 30 i gave up on trying to save my hair. Spent enough money on products to bring it back but it never worked. decided to go full bold with a beard and I'm super happy I went this route. Ive grown it out a bit to see how bad its gotten and I'm glad I settled for the bold look

[@Frenchick]

Thanks for an honest review! I just bought the newer model and hoping it will help me gain my hair back or at least stop shedding so much. They do have the 12 months money back guarantee so that makes me get a little better knowing I can still get my money back if it doesn’t work.

[@Touk1-u7i]

Plastic is the lightest material, you put this on your head for 25 mins you want it to be heavy?? It’s already kinda heavy for me lol

[@DarioKesegiG0CA]

I loved this video! When you dont talk about filmmaking your filmmaking skills shine the most :D Hope this one gets more recognition than "camera videos" so it would motivate you to make more personal videos You look badass without hair, Bald Jesse FTW!

[@JuliusTyson]

YES!! 😃🙏🏼

[@AaronMartin-x6z]

Nice video - interesting to see your results. Thank you. My hair has been thinning for the past 15 years or so and my wife seems more bothered by the fact that it doesn't bother me more than the actual loss of hair on my head bothers her. About 6 years ago I came home one day and my wife had been bugging me about my thinning hair off an on, she handed me a box of Rogaine. She said one of her friend's husband uses it and it's helped grow hair back. From what I learned about Rogaine, you have to keep using it otherwise whatever hair you do grow back will fall right out again. To humor her I used it for about a year. I applied it every day as per instructions. I never missed a day and each box gets you 3 months worth of application. At about the 6th month mark I couldn't tell you if Rogaine was helping or not, but my wife said it looked like my hair had maybe thickened up some and she wanted me to keep using it. Fine....whatever, so I kept it up. At about 9 months in the only thing I knew for certain that Rogaine was doing to my head was making my scalp itch - horribly itchy. Most things that make people itch don't bother me, like misquote bites and even poison ivy, but this Rogaine was a different beast altogether. I was constantly scratching at my scalp for about 3 months, there were days it would itch so bad and I was scratching so much I was actually starting to break the skin and causing myself to bleed. After that I said F it. I was done, just about 12 full months of using Rogaine. I told my wife no more Rogaine, it was causing my scalp to itch so bad I was starting to make myself bleed from scratching so much. With that in mind, I don't really care one way or the other about my hair loss. Would it be nice if I had a full head of hair still? Sure, absolutely. But does it bother me that I probably never will, again in my life? No. I'm okay with it. I'm never looking into balding cures, but I just happened across this iRestore laser thing today as I was bumming around the internet during a slow period at work and I figured it was too good to be true. Then I found your review on youtube of it and found it to be very informative. Also, I figured it was about as useless as you had discovered after 6 months of use so it looks like this is just another gimmicky product to stay away from. Thanks for the review!

[@briantierney6992]

Gotta say, I always like your videos, but I have never laughed as much as I did this time around. I really want to be a "KZbinr"/vlogger and you are such an inspiration and I learn so much from you. This video really shows that no matter which camera you use or how good or bad the picture quality is, it is the content that matters the most. So your loosing your hair! That doesn't´t matter - your a good looking guy and your content is always great. Keep up the good work :)

[@Legacy-Talks]

Thanks for the honest review. Every once in awhile I go into deep research on hair loss protocols and I am always tempted by these helmets. I lost nearly all my hair from age 20 to 23, but was an amazing responder to finasteride. That, combined with a hair transplant had me at a point where I forgot all about hair loss. Now I'm approaching 32 and despite staying religious with fin, I'm mysteriously noticing an increase in shedding and a decrease in my hair density. I'm pretty scared and I hope I can accept it like you were able to. In the meantime I've ordered some ketoconazole shampoo that has a few other helpful ingredients and I'm hoping all my body needs is a bit of a 'nudge' to pause my hair loss completely again. Am I comfortable feeling like my fate lies in a shampoo? No, but I'm going to remain positive as possible for now, and just see what happens.

[@powerhouse884]

Dude, i went to an actual Doctor and he did recommend the LaserCap with additional things like Shampoo, conditioner to help hair growths. Supplement Pills and Finasteride prescription. Just go to a Doctor and talk to him, don’t waste time watching videos on YT cuz the laser treatment is not for everyone. This is for people who had cancer and need help growing volume on their scalp or people like me who have very minor symptoms of hair-loss in some areas. My case is not drastic but possibly starting which is what i want to avoid from getting worst.

[@danmcclaren5436]

Did you try rogaine topical?

[@avtoportret]

Such a cool video. Love your home! It's very stylish. Also, she's natural! And hello from someone who is shaving weekly since 23 or so.

[@lili1981sandoval]

That’s so sad, I’m having some hair loss and I bought the I restore helmet but the cheaper one, was $520 and I been using it religiously for 3 month, thinking that it’s going to help 😢 I’m happy you don’t feel bad anymore about your hair loss but for a woman I think it’s harder 😭

[@EliFromSaalt]

I’m going through the process of losing my hair and this couldn’t have come at a more perfect time. Thank you Jesse

[@pratikpinoakawolverine]

Did anything work for you?

[@bprins8]

Your house looks amazing! You guys did such a good job :) also love the dad tee

[@liammcgean8418]

Honestly from another person who lost his hair (lost mine at 16), just shave it man its a tough transition but it will eventually make your confidence grow and be more okay with you. I spent so long dreading shaving my head and now that I'm actually bald I don't miss it. This comment was after the video finished

[@exential]

I started losing my hair at 14. I had to wear an hat everyday and everywhere because I felt uncomfortable. Only my close friends and family were “allowed” to see me without it. Around 18 I decided I was mature enough to accept how I looked so, I shaved my hair completely with a razor and from that day on I’ve done it everyday for the last 17 years. Every single day. Oh, I also started working out so at least I didn’t look sick :D And now here I am looking like a mini Vin Diesel

[@Roman.the.explorer]

you look cool both with and without hair so nothing to worry about man! Don't stress it and keep killing it!

[@shanedaniel8954]

It seems like shaving your head before starting a hair growth routine would be very beneficial, yes? Allows you to get closer to your actual scalp and won’t have to worry about pulling so many hairs out

[@JesseDriftwood]

Isn’t that what I did?

[@poo9305]

I am a female just turned 45. I had too much hair to now too much shedding to the point where I started seeing scalp in my temples and forehead area..still can't believe such a huge hair loss started happening...I wish I could shave my hair but i am a girl...but you are right, i should start telling myself this is how I look now and get over it.. Its been still less than a month using this helmet and now i am worried that if this was wasting my money... :'(

[@SharonRosen]

I don't know if you'll see this, but since you made this comment 10 months ago I'd like to ask - what has been the outcome of you trying iRestore? I'm in my late 40s and I've had pretty drastic and severe hair loss over the last few years, also starting around age 45. I'm torn on whether or not this is worth trying...

[@poo9305]

I would say no change.....been a year using it. I am sorry about your hair loss, I am going to be 46 this month soon and I still not really sure what exactly the reasons why I have been losing lots of hair. I did a terrible diet for good 20 years starving myself since 16, have been always having tons of stress by so many things for decades, aging etc. I spent $900 for this even tho I got a lot of discounts with promotions. I would say they're so many more to try in less costs out there.I did tried MANY, and I have still trying many things based on natural way.

[@SharonRosen]

@@poo9305 Oh man, I'm so sorry to hear this isn't helping. As far as WHY we are losing our hair, it's apparently extremely common for women as we approach menopause - it's just never discussed. The numbers are something like 50 million men, and 30 million women (!!) experience some form of androgenetic alopecia. My best guess is that women do a really good job of hiding it and then it's a shock to the rest of us who never saw it coming. I'm trying to just accept it, but it's a lot different for women than for men. Thank you for replying, I appreciate it!

[@poo9305]

You are very welcome🙂 It is so true about the menopause effects... I didn't know that time of my age but I am kinda certain that my peri menopause started at the age of around 32. Lots of things happening and I saw many docs, did a lot of tests of everywhere of my body and all the results came back negative but you know lots of things happening to your whole body is not normal at all!! I started researching, and realized that it must had been a hormonal change, " Peri menopause"...😢😢 I can't really still succeed to win about the hair loss obviously but I have managed lots of other changes to deal with better. But I used to have TOO thick and TOO much hair that I wanted to have less when I was younger ( how stupid I used to wish...) to this needing hair more... I am still trying to get my hair back at least some more😩Hope you can find something that works to grow hair back too🤩

[@eladrio]

Well I’m no expert but, did you use something to block the androgens that cause hair loss? cause other wise no hair growth product will work.

[@danielbelik]

Fantastic video, thank you for sharing your story! I think that lasers in general work, but it's just not enough to beat male pattern baldness. It might be a nice little addition to other treatments potentially making them slightly more effective. But even stabilizing the hair situation actually might be viewed as a success. It matters, for example, when considering a hair transplant. What I know for sure is that it's much more effective for women than men.

[@eyeperture]

Finally the only honest real user’s review. Thx

[@sisteryaya24]

By the way, you are really cute with the close head shave. Love, "don't let your hair define you." 💕

[@MakeSomething]

Love the vibe! I've justified so many purchases because I'm a KZbinr.

[@MakeSomething]

Also, I spy the Simone Everyday Calendar!

[@JesseDriftwood]

Haha yes! I love it sooo much!

[@atirocks]

wouldve been neat if you added in derma-rolling as well perhaps in a follow-up 6 month review. head device+derma-rolling. Some people swear by derma-rolling alone that's why

[@Squidmans]

Team bald! You captured that feeling very well my friend!

[@Eternal_21.0]

Nice video. I'm having a huge hair fall on top. I hear people try like everything. I simply cant, I'm skeptical about these kinds of things. I'm considering having hair transplantation in Turkey. If I decide to do it, hair from the back of my head will be transplanted to the top of my head. The hair from the back of your head never falls off. It will take a year, but you know your hair will not fall off again and will look as natural as it was. And all under a doctors guidance. I'm just having hard time trusting things like this where you have to take pills and apply ton of stuff to your head-hair which you don't know of. I mean, there is no insurance to these kinds of things.

[@PuRe_XtC]

Lol. I love how you demonstrated what kind of boop boop noise it should make in lieu of the shrieking beep. XD