Men's Rogaine Foam-Rogaine Hair Regrowth Treatment, 3/2.11 oz. cans (3 Month Supply)

Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: Rogaine
EAN: 0312547781329
Ingredients: Active Ingredient: Minoxidil 5% w/w (without propellant)

Inactive Ingredients: Butane, Butylated Hydroxytoluene, Cetyl Alcohol, Citric Acid, Fragrance, Glycerin, Isobutane, Lactic Acid, Polysorbate 60, Propane, Purified Water, SD Alcohol 40B, Stearyl Alcohol
Label: Rogaine
Manufacturer: Rogaine
Publisher: Rogaine
Size: Three Month Supply
Studio: Rogaine

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionTo regrow hair on the top of the scalp

Features:

Three 60 g (2.11 oz) can (three month supply)
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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Great improvment over the liquid form
I've used Rogaine for about 3 years now so I know the product works. I've been using the foam for about a month and as far as results go it's just as effective. I love the foam b/c it's a lot quicker to apply and it doesn't have as many side effects such as no flaking on the skin. I give it a 4 out of 5 because it's a lot more expensive than the liquid for essentially the same results but the application is much improved.

Rating:

- The Smell of Desperation
After noticing an alarmingly rapid thinning of hair on the top of my noggin during this, my 46th year on the planet, I decided to try the latest version of the world's most famous "hair regrowth" product. I realized that I needed time in order for Rogaine do its hyped magic, which is why I splurged and bought the $46 buck three can economy package of the easy to use foam. On the very first try, I was dismayed by the overwhelming chemical stench of the product. I figured the smell would wear off after a few minutes but no - it followed me all day long. Not surprising, really, since my dome was covered with who-knows-what toxic materials. The smell was so bad that it lingered in my office, my car, my pillow cases...I even could taste the foul stuff with every breath. After only two days, I had reached a limit. I decided that whatever hair growth I might expect from Rogaine Foam definitely wasn't worth the reek emitted. There was no way I could keep using the stuff for two or more months and still keep home and employment without alienating everyone around me. So beware: Nothing ventured is far more pleasant to the nose - and the noses of all in your general vicinity - than anything potentially Rogained.

Rating:

- BE PATIENT; It works!
I started out with buying the regular Rogaine for my husband and we had to discontinue use of it because his head itched so bad that he could not contain it in public places. Began using the Rogaine foam in its place and the itching is no longer a problem and we are starting to see new hair growth but it took at least two months to notice any progress. Great product and would highly recommend.

Rating:

- Rogaine Foam
To early to tell if it works but the packaging and convenience are very consumer friendly. I'll be back in 2 months (hopefully with new hair)

Rating:

- Hair Treatment
Used product in the past and it works...The delivery service was good...I'll be ordering same product the in upcomming months...

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