Regaine Extra Strength Scalp Cutaneous Foam (3x 73 ml), Treatment for Regrowth in Men with 5% Minoxidil, for Male Hair Loss

I’ve been using the Minoxidil Spray Foam 5% for a few weeks now, and I’m already seeing great results! The application is super easy and convenient, thanks to the spray foam. It absorbs quickly without leaving any greasy residue, which is a big plus. I’ve noticed some new hair growth, especially around my thinning areas, and my overall hair feels fuller and thicker.The foam is gentle on the scalp and doesn’t irritate my skin, which I’ve experienced with other products in the past. I love how fast it dries and how comfortable it feels once applied. I’m impressed with the effectiveness of this product and would recommend it to anyone looking to combat hair thinning or hair loss.Overall, it’s been a great purchase and worth the investment. I’m excited to continue using it and see even more improvements!

I’ve been using Regaine For Men Hair Regrowth Foam for several months now, and I’m genuinely impressed with the results. Initially, I was skeptical about using a hair regrowth product, but I’m happy to report that this product has delivered noticeable improvements.The foam is easy to apply, and the instructions are straightforward. It dries quickly and doesn’t leave any sticky residue, making it easy to incorporate into my daily routine. I apply it twice a day as directed, and after about 2-3 months, I’ve started seeing new hair growth in the areas where I had thinning hair. It’s not a dramatic transformation, but there’s definitely visible progress.I also appreciate that Regaine doesn’t have an overpowering scent, which makes it more comfortable to use throughout the day. The foam texture is light and non-greasy, which is another big plus.While results may vary, I’ve seen gradual improvements, and for me, it’s been a great investment. If you’re dealing with hair thinning or early-stage hair loss, I would definitely recommend giving Regaine For Men a try.

It’s important to realise that this is one of those products that works for some people and doesn’t for others. Here are a few tips to improve your experience either way:1. Keep your expectations realistic. This was designed primarily to deal with hair loss around the crown, not the temples, though it can work for the latter in some people. Even then, particularly with the temple areas, the difference will be subtle. Me and my brother have both seen a difference and some minor new growth with our temple receding areas, but the difference is subtle (which is better than nothing, so I’ll take it). I came off the foam for a couple of months and my recession got noticably worse, then improved again when I got back on the foam for a while, so it could be that it’s acting more as a “maintainer” than a “regrower”. Still, that’s just my personal experience, yours may vary.2. You MUST use it for a long period of time (anywhere up to a year or so) before you really see a difference. If you aren’t prepared to stick with it for this long, don’t start or it’ll probably just make things worse (see below)3. It will likely make your hair loss worse to begin with. Many of the reviews of people who have started it and stopped after a month or two because of their hair shedded are shooting them selves in the foot, since they haven’t soldiered on enough to see any real potential benefits. You have to commit to the shed and be prepared to stick through it. There may be some people who don’t get any regrowth after this shedding period (and my heart goes out to them), but most people will see any results after this first shed. I was very scared when it make my hairloss worse to begin with, but eventually started seeing the benefits (took me 8 or 9 months to start seeing effects).4. You do have to use it every day for the rest of your life. Some people hate this, but think of it like toothpaste. If you stop brushing your teeth for a month, your teeth are going to suffer. Likewise, if you come off this, you will lose any progress you made. It’s more of a maintainance program/daily routine like shaving or brushing your teeth.5. If none of this sounds good to you and you want a ‘natural’ alternative, look into Rosemary Oil. Some studies have shown it to be as effective as Minoxidil when used daily, just do your research beforehand and don’t apply the oil neat to your skin (I’ve tried mixing it with argan oil to around a 5%-10% concentration. Hard to say how much it’s doing, but it makes my scalp tingle, which would imply increased blood flow, and it’s pretty cheap, so it can’t really hurt.). Still, even with this, keep expectations reasonable, it’s likely any difference will be small.6. The only real way to slow down or reverse male pattern baldness in some cases is with Finasteride. Many people use a combination of Finasteride, Minoxidil and Nizoral Shampoo (the ‘big 3’) to great effect, but Finasteride will have the largest difference of the 3 by far. It can come with side effects so do research and speak to your doctor beforehand.7. Derma-rolling/Dermapenning seems to increase the effectiveness of Minoxidil. You have to make sure that you don’t use the foam on the same day you pen/roll your scalp as you don’t want to get minoxidil into your bloodstream, as it can effect your blood pressure. Make sure you research all this beforehand, don’t just do it because I said it, but many people have found the combination to be much more effective than minoxidil alone.So, to sum up, this DOES work for some people, but doesn’t for others, and it is a long-term investment and expense that may or may not bring benefits to you, and if it does work for you, the effect is likely to be subtle. Personally, it has enough of an effect for me to justify the cost, and I haven’t experienced any real negatives from it.The only way to know for yourself if it works for YOU is to invest into being a human Guinea Pig for a year or so and then you’ll know for sure. If that doesn’t sound good to you, then maybe give it a miss and try an alternative such as Rosemary Oil/Dermarolling/Nizoral/Scalp Massage etc :)