5% Topical Minoxidil Foam, Minoxidil for Men and Women, Infused with Biotin, Hair Growth Treatment, Supports Thicker and Fuller Hair & Beard (Minoxidil Foam, 8.44oz, 4 Month Supply)

Very inferior product! Only foams the first few times you use the canister, then sprays a sticky liquid that you have to wash your hands to remove. Would not recommend this product. Quality control must be lacking.

I bought a 4 pack. 2 out of the 4 are no good after 1 use. No foam only liquid drips out. I would recommend just buying 1 at a time so you can replace if needed. I bought a 4 pack so by the time I realize the rest are no good I’m out of the return window.

I actually just got done with my nightly routine and wanted to take the time to get online and write a review for this product which I seldom do, but I have been so disappointed with this product, I wanted to let people know to keep looking, you don't want this stuff. Each can will start ok but by the 5th application, you're dealing with a bunch of liquid, not foam, spitting out and then it becomes a mad dash to get it applied while it's dripping all over. If I wanted the liquid, I would have ordered the liquid. Then, what's worse is as you keep massaging it into your scalp, it starts getting all foamy white, it's like your head is enshrined in a white foam helmet. I don't know what the problem but it's not worth the cost of this product. I've written reviews for a long time and not many one star ones but this one is definitely a one star review. There are many others that are better.

I use minoxidil most nights before bed, but have never used a foam until now. While I don’t doubt the strength of the 5% minoxidil, my review touches mainly on my dissatisfaction with it being a foam as opposed to a liquid. I’ve been using it for a week now and tried the various recommended ways to apply it. First, I tried putting a blob in my hand, then rubbing it in my hair, but by the time it got to my scalp, I felt it kind of disappeared into thin air before getting to the place it needed to be. Then I tried pumping it out directly to the crown of my head and the front hairline (two places I always use the liquid), but I had no idea how much was needed for it to be effective. I felt I was wasting way too much product, and since foam is way more expensive than liquid, I feel I’m just getting ripped off. While this product’s pricing is better than other more recognized brands, consider you pay $40 for four cans. If you use exactly 30g per application twice a day as recommended, theoretically you’d get a full month’s supply. But there is absolutely no way to know how much you’re dispensing per application. I felt I was using half a can on one application. Compared with liquids that are measured precisely with a dropper, this lack of control is a deal-breaker for me. That said, I do feel that the foam is less greasy than the liquid. I only use minoxidil at night, so the liquid is not a problem for me, but if you’re using it also during the day, the foam might actually be better. However, even if you do use it twice a day, I’d recommend using the foam for daytime and getting the liquid for nights to get more bang for the buck. Overall, after trying the foam for a while, it’s not for me. Think I’ll stick with the liquid.

This leaves my hair looking greasy and clumped together. Every other minoxidil foam I've used adds volume by acting like a mousse. I used this product once and wore a hat because my hair looked awful. If this was the only option, I'd give up on retaining my hair and go bald because bald looks better than this. I'd return it if I could.

I'm female and have been using minoxidil foam 5% for a few weeks so far and I've learned a few tips by watching videos. The most important thing to know about this product is that it is TOXIC/deadly to pets! Make sure to wash your hands after applying and avoid exposing your pets to it. Don't let them near your head after applying it. As far as application goes, using a dermaroller will help make minoxidil work better. Use the roller before applying the foam. Roll it across the areas you will apply the product. Just a quick roll over the area, dispense the foam and massage in for a minute. I also saw a video where a dermatologist put dots of foam on the part of her hair and used a make-up brush, the end of the bristles to lightly disperse the product and pat it in. She didn't use a dermaroller which would make it work better. I also apply it to my eyebrows - carefully - because hair may grow anywhere this product touches. I use face astringent pad to wipe across my forehead in areas I don't want to grow hair after I'm finished applying minoxidil. I apply the foam once/daily and it is so much easier and less messy than liquid minoxidil.

This product does not work. I have been using Kirkland’s brand for a few years and only tried this one because the store was out of stock at Costco. I will never buy this topical Minoxidil foam from this seller again. I used it for a little over a month and my hair began to fall out!

Over the years I’ve used several brands of 5% minoxidil foam and they have all been effective and imperceptible in my hair. This is the only product that left my hair and scalp looking and feeling like a greasy mess. This product has biotin, which I thought would be a benefit. And at first the foam seemed just like other brands I’ve used and my hair/scalp felt perfectly clean with no residue. However, in spite of always shaking before use, the consistency changed as I got towards the middle-end of the can. The product gradually became more difficult to get out of the can, and my hair didn’t feel as clean. This morning was the final straw: it left my hair so greasy that I had to re-wash. I just bought one of the other brands I’ve used successfully. Good price, but ultimately very dissatisfied.