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'''Dimoxinil''' is a type of hair growth medicine. | '''Dimoxinil''' is a type of hair growth medicine. | ||
− | Dimoxinil is very effective (restoring hair virtually overnight), but expensive, costing $1,000. | + | Dimoxinil is very effective (restoring hair virtually overnight), but expensive, costing $1,000. It comes with a kit that includes gravity boots, an electric scalp massager, and a Dimoxinil T-shirt. The usage procedure includes applying the formula to the scalp; stimulating hair growth by hanging upside down (using the gravity boots) while massaging the scalp with the electric massager; and sleeping with a shower cap on. |
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+ | The only drawback is that the regrown hair only lasts as long as usage continues. If a man with Dimoxinil-regrown hair stops the procedure, hair loss will occur -- and as rapidly as the original growth did. | ||
[[Homer]] bought Dimoxinil from the [[Hair Clinic]] and claimed it using his work insurance, which was technically fraud because it wasn't covered under the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|company]] health plan. However, it worked, and overnight Homer grew a full head of hair, which led to him being promoted to executive. | [[Homer]] bought Dimoxinil from the [[Hair Clinic]] and claimed it using his work insurance, which was technically fraud because it wasn't covered under the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|company]] health plan. However, it worked, and overnight Homer grew a full head of hair, which led to him being promoted to executive. |
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Dimoxinil is a type of hair growth medicine.
Dimoxinil is very effective (restoring hair virtually overnight), but expensive, costing $1,000. It comes with a kit that includes gravity boots, an electric scalp massager, and a Dimoxinil T-shirt. The usage procedure includes applying the formula to the scalp; stimulating hair growth by hanging upside down (using the gravity boots) while massaging the scalp with the electric massager; and sleeping with a shower cap on.
The only drawback is that the regrown hair only lasts as long as usage continues. If a man with Dimoxinil-regrown hair stops the procedure, hair loss will occur -- and as rapidly as the original growth did.
Homer bought Dimoxinil from the Hair Clinic and claimed it using his work insurance, which was technically fraud because it wasn't covered under the company health plan. However, it worked, and overnight Homer grew a full head of hair, which led to him being promoted to executive.
Bart snuck into Homer's room and tried to grow himself a beatnik beard using the Dimoxinil, and when Homer surprised Bart by walking in on him, Bart accidentally spilled it all over the floor. With the Dimoxinil gone, Homer quickly lost his hair and his position as executive, and ended up being bald again and demoted back to his old job.
Dimoxinil was promoted through TV commericals featuring the Dimoxinil Actor. It also worked on another person in Springfield.