Can you use the Rogaine for men foam?
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My derfmatologist My dermatologist recommended I switch from 2% Minoxidil solution to men 5% foam and it works very well. As Rogaine (or generic minoxidil) is no witch medecine, I strongly suggest you consult your own doctor. Pregnant women and those with heart condition must avoid self-medication.
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My derfmatologistMy dermatologist recommended I switch from 2% Minoxidil solution to men 5% foam and it works very well. As Rogaine (or generic minoxidil) is no witch medecine, I strongly suggest you consult your own doctor. Pregnant women and those with heart condition must avoid self-medication.
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Not sure- but I found foam difficult to use because it changed how my hair looked - rather than liquid which I could use without being obvious.
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I don't think so. You should probably look this up (via Google, etc.) but I believe the reason why there are separate versions for man and women is because they are formulated differently in regards to our different hormones. But I could be wrong about that. But I do know/remember that there is a specific reasons why there are separate formulas for men and women. I just wish the women's version came in a foam. I hope this answer was helpful but please also look up the scientific reason as well.
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You can but do not expect great results. My hairline is receding from the front and after a few years it affects about half of my hair on the top. Neither rogaine nor minoxidil were able to bring my hairline completely forward to where is originally was. However I am able to establish a definitive line a little further back. For me, the hair at the front grows but slower than the rest. Maybe if I tried these products years ago I may be better off now. Try it for at least 3 months to see if your hairline improves.
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Hello. It can, however, if you have thick facial hair, you may be in need of a more powerful system to see better results. We can have a sales agent contact you, simply contact us directly through "Contact Seller". Thank you!
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I used the Rogaine as directed and it did not do anything for me , it did not grow my hair so i did'nt buy any more. my hair is the same as it was before i used it and it maybe worse, I would no recomend it to nobody. I just waste my money, and I know they was not gave me a refund so I just did'nt want to go through the hastle.
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Yes, you can.. There is no need for shaving cream or foam with electrical shaving devices.Please note this is for body hair/beard trimming/hair trim only - it is not a electrical razor machine for clean, close shaving (buy Braun for that!).
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Yes. Men, women, young people. This helped my hair tremendously. Growth & thickness was amazing in 30 says. Use evey other day or daily.... at night.
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I don't know; I am not a man. My hairdresser, who is male, recommended the product.
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Hello Karen, as a guy the only reason i got it is to use it on my face, as i dont shave the hair on my upper cheeks, so instead i remove them with it instead. So yes you can, could be a lil painful in the first couple touches but your face will kinda get numb. I hope this addresses your concern. Thanks
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I think men or women can use this product, but as others have posted I think you should check out Phytophanere's web site.
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yes it works for men. I have combination skin( oily around the nostrils, dry on the forehead etc.) and this helps to even out the problem areas. Hopethis helps. Bob
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I'm not sure it it will help male pattern baldness. Sorry I couldn't help you
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There is a 5% available for women (the 5% is to be applied once a day while the 2% is to be applied twice a day according to the rogaine website). http://www.womensrogaine.com/products/foam
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That's a good question. I've been using this product about 2-3 years. I would probably have to say that the Rogaine would need to be on an area more likely the head/scalp area for at least several minutes at a time to really have any ingredient activation to happen. I don't have any body hair and simply washing out the small amount of Rogaine that is needed, with the shampoo and the run off the body more likely doesn't do anything. I really hope this was able to help on your question.
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I would say no because this model isn't "wet&dry;". Wet&dry; means you can use the shaver with gel or foam cream
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I really don't know if it works for men, I have not read any reviews from men but I'd say it's worth a try...... Remember it does take a little getting used to using this product.... but it's worth it...... I use it all the time..... I love how firm it makes my face feel....I hope this helps you....
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Ok. It does help. I use Rosemary, Lavender, and Black Caster Oil. I am seeing fuzz where there was nothing. But this took several months for me. In addition to using these oils, I am now using a booster (monoxidil - Equate) to hasten the process. I am 58 years old and stress, female pattern baldness, alopecia, perms, and braids have took their toll on my once thick, beautiful hair. I did'nt want to add a chemical but I need all the help I can get. Read the reviews on this product and Women's Rogaine. It's worth the try. You may be glad you did.
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I think it's marketed towards women but I don't see any reason why men can't use it. It's just wax on skin.