 |
I lost my hair due to strong chemo - and one particular drug I had can cause long-term hair loss. It's been over a year and my hair is now growing slowly. Hoping this product can help fill in the areas that need thickening. It's been nearly 4 months and it seems it's helping. Easy to use everyday, let it dry, and then style...or hat!...your hair!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I'm trying the Rogaine foam for the first time. I thought the 5% solution would work better than the 2% and maybe it will, but I may go back to the 2% before I find out. I thought the product was dispensed directly onto the scalp from the container, but that is not the case. It is dispensed onto a non-porous surface and onto the scalp with your fingers, which have to be cooled under cold water in order to keep them from melting the foam. I'm not certain how much I'm getting onto my scalp. It tends to make my hair greasy, too. I'm trying to stick it out for the two months, but every day I think about throwing it out and going back to the 2%.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Actually regrows hair fallen out. Due to a long time of illness, my hair fell out by the handfuls. All the hair grew back again, and I had a full head of hair. However, it would help if you continued using Rogaine; I lost my new hair growth after four months of nonuse. This time around, I will use it for one full year. I highly recommend.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I use this product many years ago and then just purchased it for my girlfriend here this past week as she is losing a lot of her hair. I couldn't give it five stars yet because we haven't had it long enough to see how it's going to work on her. We checked with a doctor, and learned that my girlfriend has a significant shortage of zinc in her system. Zinc is needed by the body, and also needed by hair follicles in the scalp. My girlfriend is going to start taking a multivitamin with zinc & other trace minerals in it, and sheis going to switch to a shampoo containing zinc as an active ingredient, i.e. Head & Shoulders, which is what I have used for twenty years or so. Have used H&S shampoo not for dandruff, but for it's zinc which I have known for decades is good for your scalp.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
In 2001, my hair started falling out on top. An endocrinologist told me that I was "just at that age," and anyway, my hair was not actually thin, just thinner than it had been. At that time, I started taking niacin (a B vitamin), and the loss stopped. Then, over the years, I found that the strands were becoming finer and finer. My hair was starting to look thin on the crown and at the temples. The worst thing was when I washed it, and it felt like cobwebs, barely there. So, after a bit of research, I bought some Rogaine foam 5%. I used it a few times, now and then, to see if I would have any bad side-effects. It did seem to make my heart pound the first few times, but then that went away. Also, I was using too much at a time, so that probably accounts for that. I have been using the same brand and dose for 4 months now, regularly, except for a few days occasionally when I color my hair. There has been a dramatic improvement in both the thickness of the hair shafts and the general thickness of my hair, starting at about 2 months. I supplement the Rogaine with a B-100 supplement, taken several days per week, and some daily brushing of my scalp with a 'wet brush,' which is (I guess) supposed to be for wet hair, but works great on my dry hair. I would also like to mention that some of the Rogaine has been 'out of date,' but still worked fine for me. I have had trouble with facial hair for quite some time, and it is a bit worse with the Rogaine, but just marginally. Anyway, I am extremely happy with this product and intend to keep using it. If it is any help, I am in my early 60s.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Best Selling in Hair Loss Treatments
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Save on Hair Loss Treatments
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- You may also like
