Secret to applying minoxidil for hair loss.

[@globescape4771]

Thanks for showing us the right way. I was putting it on my coffee and drinking it all this time.

[@anupshambharkar1602]

Wtf🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hiimdominic3780]

You too! 😳

[@deafphantom865]

dude isn't that toxic for consume???

[@goranlazarevski3007]

@@deafphantom865 no ... i put it on a spoon with sugar and insert it in my ear

[@myname4884]

LMAO

[@Birbakhele]

Hey Kevin, thanks for the good work here. As a biochemist though, I wouldn't expose the drug to that high of a temperature (hair dryers can reach up to 150C). It may damage the active ingredients in there. But liquefying it is totally fine, I would just steep the bottom of the foam filled cap into warm (not more than 40C) and it should still liquefy pretty quickly. Cheers!

[@haircafekevin]

Thank you, that is solid advice.

[@N3RDYLICIOUS]

Thanks, I was worried about this as well as I was almost certain that overheating it would diminish the efficacy, but it makes perfect sense to not go much over the natural body temperature when liquifying as it would be the exact same as when the foam interacts with the scalp and dissolves into liquid! cheers!

[@John-yt4nm]

Would I be able to make the entire bottle liquify and then pour it into a few tincture so I don’t have to do it everyday and instead just one big batch?

[@StephenJames-xi4fc]

@@John-yt4nm i would also like to know this

[@John-yt4nm]

@@StephenJames-xi4fc yea I hope he responds

[@damienbyt]

I've been a minoxidil user for years and I realize now my scalp has bad reaction to the greasy liquid version but a lot of the foam version gets wasted on my hair. I tried this and it's a game changer. Thanks for sharing these tips!!

[@neometalx9]

Is the foam version as effective as liquid tho?

[@elcabron124]

Kevin you are one of the most sympathetic and genuine guys I've ever watched of!

[@Kelly-lo6cz]

Some great tips. I'm a 29 year old woman and I use men's 5 percent foam all over my scalp. I part my hair and just directly drawn a line of minoxidil onto the hair parts and pat it in. This method seems to work the best for me. The only thing I get concerned with is it is difficult to measure how much I am actually putting onto my hair.

[@N3RDYLICIOUS]

the problem with that is the foam makes the hair look bad and it gets wasted, thats why boiling the minoxidil foam and then applying it that way is best.

[@N3RDYLICIOUS]

@Kiranmai B V It's the same as regular minoxidil foam, it liquifies when u apply it to the scalp anyway. Yes.

[@N3RDYLICIOUS]

@Kiranmai B V Yes but mostly cause of Finasteride, but minoxidil will stimulate new growth

[@TheMrKlassy]

Thanks so much for this video man... Just started minoxidil a week ago and the liquid would take up to 6 hours to dry and was really greasy. Definitely could not go out after applying because my hair would look greasy/very thin after application. Tried foam, but as you said, you end up wasting most of it on your hair. But with applying foam as you would liquid, hair looks a lot better afterwards and would be able to leave house after it drys, much shorter time frame. Makes using minoxidil so much more manageable.

[@archONtour]

honey?whats that noise? i am just cooking my minoxidil foam.

[@AeroSS87]

Life saver. The second dose with my job is a struggle. Thank you!

[@realbeetlejuice]

forget the damn hair.. checkout them GUNSSSSS boiiiiiiii

[@haircafekevin]

Ha! Thanks.

[@88tongued]

The first 2 seconds of this video are my favorite. ;) Thanks for the info. I'm wondering about this myself. It gives me dandruff too and I do like to focus the minoxidil on the front near the hairline, even though the box (kirkland liquid) says not to do that and to focus on the top of the head. Awesome you clarified why the box even says this!

[@Vussdevis]

Have you seen some results of the Kirkland foam? I'm using it for a week now and i am curious about the results.

[@strawhat4829]

how’d it go

[@e47kz]

@@Vussdevisyou still use it?

[@Vussdevis]

@@e47kz no, I think I used it for one month. I got terrible dandruff because of the minoxidil buildup on my scalp, which resulted in even more infections and hairloss. It costed me months to get a healthy scalp again.

[@tommyafricana]

​@@Vussdevishow did you heal your scalp?

[@thedareneewilliams8360]

Hi Kevin, thank you so much for that demonstration. I'm a lady who's losing her hair. And I went to Walmart and got me some generic hopefully it will do the trick. Thanks for giving me the confidence to put it on correctly for maximum effect. And your head of hair looks fabulous!! good job! You's a fine man and I can see why you wanted to keep that beautiful black hair!! Rock on and thanks again :-)

[@biobadka4386]

38 yo here. I've been on finasteride 1 mg for 2 years now, started exactly 15th january 2023. So far so good, i'm glad with the small progress. i'm adding minoxidil now. Will update in few mounts. Thanks Cavin.

[@alcalino3]

seriously dude, you're amazing

[@haircafekevin]

Thanka!

[@seif9923]

this haircut suited you really really well, you should get it back.

[@jayhathaway4720]

I did this for a few months. It works but here's the catch with the foam in general: since it is alcohol based it has a drying effect on the scalp and hair if it gets on it. If you have a dry hair type (african, for example) this can be bad. On the other hand liquid minoxidil is propylene glycol based which is slightly moisturizing. If you can handle the long drying time, the need to scrub a little when you shampoo, and you aren't allergic, I actually think it is better for people with dry hair and dry scalp. Liquid is a little bit cheaper too, and possibly has better efficacy.

[@jacobhorton761]

This is interesting and are you saying you minox in the shower with your shampoo?

[@jayhathaway4720]

@@jacobhorton761 no I'm not. Btw I went back to the foam. The propylene glycol is more moisturizing, but it is kind of waxy and flakes will build up over time. It's not worth it.

[@mr.d1796]

@@jayhathaway4720 I read the op and thought it was good information but would still lean towards the foam. This comment was confirmation😂

[@unklecorky2181]

@@jayhathaway4720 Are you still liquifying the foam>?

[@jayhathaway4720]

@@unklecorky2181 of course.

[@alecnasser7097]

Bro I’m fuckin crying at the pause in the beginning of the video and the aggressive head nod that followed 🤣

[@haircafekevin]

It's how I greet people IRL too. :)

[@donaldbryan1521]

Actual application starts at 5:15 and... Dude is JACKED

[@Danimal77]

3 questions for you: 1. When the whole is converted to liquid through the application of heat, is that hot liquid in theory, not good for the scalp? It's been said to never rinse or wash your hair with hot or even warm water, because it damages the pores. 2. Should I apply the minoxidil to the area in which my hairline once was, or where it currently has receded to? I'm concerned to sprout hair on my forehead. 3. If I do get dandruff from the minoxidil usage, which shampoo/conditioner do you suggest I use, to clear the dandruff as well as strengthen the hair?

[@haircafekevin]

1. When the whole is converted to liquid through the application of heat, is that hot liquid in theory, not good for the scalp? It's been said to never rinse or wash your hair with hot or even warm water, because it damages the pores. 2. Should I apply the minoxidil to the area in which my hairline once was, or where it currently has receded to? I'm concerned to sprout hair on my forehead. 3. If I do get dandruff from the minoxidil usage, which shampoo/conditioner do you suggest I use, to clear the dandruff as well as strengthen the hair? 1. The liquid is the same temperature as it becomes when the foam comes into contact with your own body heat and melts so its nothing to worry about. You don't expose it to heat long enough to become hot. 2. I sure as Hell did before my transplant and it didn't work but my temples were slick bald. If there is some terminal hair left though it probably will help at least a little bit. Small vellus hairs probably won't become terminal though. 3. Coal tar shampoos are the best I have used for dandruff. Nizoral is good but it tends to dry out the hair too much.

[@Twanger..]

Didn't quite catch if you meant once a day is fine with minox? I'm assuming it is given the half life? Tks.

[@haircafekevin]

Yep, it is. I made a more recent video about it about a year ago.

[@g.3521]

Interesting, but is minoxidil heat resistant? Some chemicals will change form/structure at certain heats.

[@thomas82160]

I put the side of cap under hot/warm water

[@OnlySnipinq]

Great video, great channel. Learned a lot from you. Best part is, you tell it as it is. Super relatable and knowledgable. Appreciate it Kevin!

[@juicyg7262]

Love your videos, my favorite youtuber by far

[@haircafekevin]

Thank you! And you are one of my favourite viewers.

[@bilalamir5598]

Hi Kevin, I have a question, I’ve started minox but I kinda wanna test how I respond to it before I start applying it to my whole head, is it okay to start with just the crown and temples and once I see that I respond well to it, start applying it all over, or is there no point. My logic behind it is that before I get all my follicles addicted to minox, lemme see if it even works well for me, lmk if I’m mistaken, thank you

[@haircafekevin]

Yes, of course. You only need to apply it to the problem areas.

[@Max-ot1hh]

hey Kevin, could you make a video on microneedling? there have been a few studies on it which seem to support it and its becoming increasingly popular.

[@jimcurry7285]

Is it possible to liquify all the foam bottle and stock it as a liquid minoxidil? Do you think somehow it changes the characteristics of the drug ? It would be much more cool to do this process only once.. Thanks :)

[@surenoob6626]

Thanks for the useful information, my grandpa recovered from Corona Virus from your guide, i love this hair loss channel

[@darkdefender4752]

Kevin thanks for what you do trying to help people nothing negative to say against you. I've taken your advice on dermmatch vs caboki to heart and am following your lead. When it comes to rogaine foam I don't think it's really safe to use two or three capfuls of minoxidil when it says you're supposed to use one and a maximum daily allotment of two per day. I know whenever I used rogaine foam on my head even with one cap it immediately makes me dizzy and dehydrated. So I don't think it's safe for you to use that much man. Not criticizing you just dont want people hurting their health. I appreciate your videos definitely going to try out dermmatch thanks to your other video

[@staatsanwaltschaftemskirch4709]

hey there, Kevin and anyone who may have an answer for me: I'm seeing some results from minoxidil on my beard, does this indicate that I would also be responding to min on my scalp?

[@haircafekevin]

Yes, minoxidil works wherever it is applied where there is hair.

[@ZoyaKhan-u1o1z]

Hi Kevin. I am a 30 year old woman and i tried applying 2% minoxidil and 5% minoxild on my scalp and i experienced severe headache with the application of both. I am having too much hairfall and my hairline is becoming wider day by day. Could you pls suggest me with some alternative. Would highly appreciate your help.

[@haircafekevin]

Hi, sadly you won't find anything that is as strong as minoxidil as far as hair growth stimulants go. There is stemoxydine though, it isn't as strong as minoxidil but it does work through a different mechanism so that may help. You may also want to consider Alfatradiol.

[@Senick]

I'm glad I came back to watch this, I did not catch it the first time when you said "I like to use 3-4ml a day or more depending on coverage", I've been trying my hardest to get one cap full to spread all over my scalp. jfc.

[@Nobody3470]

I get serious fatigue from minoxidil, even at low dose. If i quit while being on finasteride this whole time, should i lose hair?

[@haircafekevin]

Probably not since finasteride is the more effective drug.

[@gs7788]

How long can minoxidil be used from the first opening of the bottle. A 60 ml bottle is enough for two months of use. Will he not break down at this time? It is written on the bottle about six weeks after first opening. Nothing will happen if I use it or will it lose its properties?

[@SteadyAimCinema]

i started doing this for about 2-3weeks now, i find that i dont even need to apply any heat it just turns into liquid if i leave it for a min or two

[@illimattic]

Should you always shake vigorously before using minoxidil foam??

[@parryevan]

Thanks. The other thing I wonder is Rogaine as well as other websites say not to use a hairdryer after you apply minoxidil. Would heat and quick drying make the medicine less effective?

[@SteadyAimCinema]

hey @haircafekevin can i do this with foam that has both minoxidil and finasteride. thanks mate

[@haircafekevin]

Yes, for sure.

[@SteadyAimCinema]

@@haircafekevin thanks for the quick reply. i think im gonna use minox 7% and finasteride 0.25% topical foam and heat it like this.

[@majidburki9355]

This guy is so underrated

[@xwolfensiriusx]

why , he just heat the foam

[@patrickwilliams2554]

Seriously love your page man keep up the amazing work

[@jasonsamson6172]

Gonna pick up some minoxidil today after being on finasteride mono therapy for a year, wish me luck guys

[@haircafekevin]

Best wishes! You've got this.

[@sarhan_]

@@haircafekevin indeed

[@paulnerval7632]

Very informative, Kevin. Thanks!

[@haircafekevin]

No problem!

[@Jackshephardlostie]

Why wouldn’t you turn all of the foam into liquid for future uses, maybe the molecule loses its stability when not in foam form? Thanks for the advice!

[@haircafekevin]

@Jackshephardlostie It is because at room temperature, it stops being a liquid after a few hours. It either turns back into a foam or becomes gel like.

[@Jackshephardlostie]

@@haircafekevin what about using liquid minoxidil without Propylene glycol? There are some at least in EU market

[@danny4278]

Do you recommend using oral minoxidil

[@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa]

Nice video. As mentioned before, this stuff can be a pain in the ass to apply. Namely because I don't feel that I'm hitting the exact same surface area, using the same amount or massaging it in to the same degree each time I use it. It's not like popping 1/4th of a 5mg Finasteride pill, which is easily quartered.

[@fmj.mytube8846]

I LOVE YOU, THANK YOU SO MUCH, I WAS LOOKING THIS FOR DAYS

[@haircafekevin]

You bet!

[@laulaursen6613]

Pour the foam liquid minoxidil into a dropper bottle. No need to do the heating everyday.

[@haircafekevin]

Yeah, you can recycle a minoxidil bottle and just fill it up.

[@user-tz8pf4pd4q]

Great shout

[@TonesOnTheTrack]

For sure useful information cause I feel cause of having longer hair the minoxidil gets wasted. I got droppers all around too. Thanks

[@haircafekevin]

You bet.

[@allenc4731]

If you use apply it regularly onto your transplanted area, then you stop using it for an extended period of time, will the transplanted hair fall too? If so then it will mean we have to apply it full scalp, otherwise it'll adversely affect hair on the surrounding area...

[@hamishe3725]

Kevin, what are your thoughts on Light Laser Therapy and generic Finastride vs brand name Propecia? Just a couple of video ideas. Interested in what your opinions are.

[@thehausen5054]

Will you see the same results with using it once a day as you would twice a day?

[@cagney1568]

Should i buy 5% minoxidil foam or 10%? Is 10% better or it doesnt make any difference at all?

[@N3RDYLICIOUS]

Hey Kevin, thoughts on any issues with applying the melted minoxidil foam through massaging it into your scalp with your fingers rather than using a dropper? Also, do you think that applying heat to it and making it liquid reduces the effectiveness of the foam minoxidil?

[@Jojo-tq5pt]

As long as you don’t heat it up over 120°F (49°C) you are fine just remember the water boiling point is 100 °C so be careful to not damage the minoxidil effectiveness by getting it too hot

[@ahmadktaish5721]

I needed this video, thank you!

[@ghosttowntomato]

You, my friend, earned an instant "Sub"! We're all in this fight together, brother! Out of curiosity: any idea if the effectiveness is reduced by over-heating through these processes? Thank's again!

[@sjx90]

Can you spray the entire canister into a bottle and melt it and use it so you don’t have to do it daily? Or does it render it ineffective?

[@haircafekevin]

No, you can. Minoxidil is pretty stable and lasts a good while if you keep it out of sunlight.

[@whiteknightking6723]

Directions on the foam says half a cap, how are you doing 3 caps? How much caps can one use?

[@munimmisbah2180]

I think you can use how much you want, it won't make a difference anyway. This guy only uses a lot because like he said, he applies onto his whole scalp.

[@jaycee-i3f]

Hey Kev, what are your thoughts of minoxidil spray applications? would it yield comparable results as foam? Awesome content! love the channel. Thanks for doing God's work. You're a gem to the community.

[@teddydaniels6980]

Will Minoxidil wash off with just water or do I need to shampoo? I would rather not shampoo my hair every day if possible. Thanks.

[@robertyoung406]

Did u find out whether water alone will suffice?

[@green3488]

Nice. You could easily do a major upgrade to that sink faucet for about 60 bucks and put some nice new outlet splitters in those power outlets for cheap as well, If you haven't already.

[@green3488]

Also, maybe I missed it, but how many milliliters per say do you suggest for scalp only (not beard)? Package says 1mL, but I've been using extra because that just doesn't seem like enough to cover entire head and also because I just started a few days ago. Also, have you done any videos on grinding up Proscar (finasteride) and mixing it in with the Minoxidil? I watched another KZbinr discuss that.

[@haircafekevin]

@@green3488 Yeah, I used to grind up finasteride and put it into stemoxydine as it is a good solvent. You can use however much solution you need to get the coverage you desire.

[@green3488]

How much finasteride mg per 5% 60mL minoxidil do you think is ideal?

[@Stellaralli]

After having that liquid, can I drop a pill of finasteride and dissolve it in, so I have min fin mix?

[@ShadowJ20]

How long should I leave it in my hair?

[@ahmedderhab1049]

i quit minoxidil because of aggressive hypertrichosis every part of my body became more harrier

[@haircafekevin]

That is a rare side effect, especially with topical minoxidil but it can happen. Maybe consider using 2 percent minoxidil.

[@ahmedderhab1049]

@@haircafekevin by the way .. i'm still shedding like mad man with finasteride every day .. i have bad luck with hair loss drugs

[@cr7sfansclub354]

Thanks dude that was really informative

[@dormor8419]

He Kevin, on the I saw on the bottle that above 25 degrees the product can have a damage. It's not a problem to heat it?

[@donidino3349]

I am not sure, but I think that warning is in reference to the actual container since the contents of the container is under pressure. When something already under pressure is heated, the pressure increases to more that what the bottle was designed to withhold, thus possibly exploding 🤯 Whipped cream used on pies has the same warning I believe. So make sure not to accidentally heat the minoxidil container if using the blow dryer to melt the foam in the cap.

[@deanslife1]

What about if there is no hair at the front of scalp, can I still apply it there ? Can it regrow? It would drip down though

[@haircafekevin]

If it is slick bald ghen regrowth is unlikely. Massage it in to avoid drippage.

[@deanslife1]

@@haircafekevin ooh no, I've lost a my hair at the front and it's thin on top, so all I can do is maintain what I have with fin and regrowth will be from where there are miniature hairs with minoxidil and for the areas that are bald theres likely no regrowth unless I have a hair transplant?

[@haircafekevin]

@@deanslife1 It is possibly you'll get some regrowth, just don't expect full regrowth. DHT eventually kills hair follicles and replaces the hair with scar tissue. At the very worst you'll stop any further hair loss with medication but you may need a transplant if you want full coverage.

[@chriswestTV]

Hey Kevin, is this still how you’re applying your minoxidil? My scalp hates PG. I’m trying to save money and not constantly order the expensive $80 per bottle stuff from a Minoxidil Max. Wondering if you still feel like this is a solid method? Thanks for the years of great content bro 🙏

[@haircafekevin]

I definitely think it is still a solid method, but right now I'm just applying the liquid because it is easier and cheaper.

[@chriswestTV]

@@haircafekevin Awesome, thanks. Appreciate the response 🙌

[@haircafekevin]

@@chriswestTV You bet!

[@stefaleo]

Hi Kevin, I’m Stefano from Italy, thank you for you videos. What do you think about using minoxidil solutions without glicole? Could it be an equally effective possibility?

[@SlaiShow]

Do you apply it with slightly damp hair?

[@Orange_____]

Is okay to apply more than one cap full at a time? I believe the instructions say only apply a half-cap full twice a day. I’m asking because I would love to apply more if I can. What do you think?

[@carlossantillan6085]

Do you also take finasteride? Did you gave side effects? Will you go on with minox forever?

[@haircafekevin]

Yes, I use finasteride. No side effects. I will stay on both drugs indefinitely.

[@Endlessknits]

Curious if instead of preparing one daily dose if a larger amount can be prepared and stored in advance. Can it be done?

[@JM-ri1em]

You remind me of Henry Rollins

[@TheBlashMusic]

More like Henry Rollins looks like a mix between Kevin Mann & Jim Carrey ahaha

[@seif9923]

@@TheBlashMusic LOL

[@americ9597]

Thanks for the tips!

[@josemaalouf4851]

Thanks, you gave me hope, im almost 18 and Ive started this treatment.

[@pedrocerda6574]

yo any updates? I'm also 18 and I believe I'd like to start this treatment but just want to hear your experience out of curiosity. Bless up

[@josemaalouf4851]

@@pedrocerda6574 I wouldn't recommend minoxidil just as he said in the video. Its addictive and it can worsen if you attempt to have a hair transplant. I would recommend eucapil or cascoterone (breezula) but only do this if you can wait. If not, try by starting with topical finasteride its less likely for side effect also micro dosing of it would work.

[@pedrocerda6574]

@@josemaalouf4851 thank you so much man I hope you have a great day

[@magedabdulaziz3467]

Thankk youu man that was great but i wanted to ask you if it effect the heart rate or workout progress Because i have a rapid heart since i started using it its been like 3 days or something and sorry for my bad English

[@skylineblue8403]

How long does a bottle last you??

[@kanewaddington4421]

Hey Kevin. I'm 19 years old and having receding and thinking hairline issues. Minoxidil works but with being a university student and studying sports and also frequently going to the gym I find it hard to keep up the consistent use, my question is would finasteride be suitable for my issue and would I be at a suitable age where dht and puberty is finished enough to not have any effects? Also does finasteride have any effects on muscle retention or growth that you're aware of?

[@julianmader7776]

No effects on muscle

[@N3RDYLICIOUS]

No effects on muscle or strength.

[@samdobie6748]

Takes a couple of minutes, about as much effort as brushing your teeth

[@adaptful]

Been on finasteride for like 8 months now and noticed I definitely lose way less hairs but want to start regrowing so gonna hop on this train. I do not want to deal with drying period and flakes of liquid so this is the way.

[@lasdj1848]

what now

[@AC-fp7ns]

Can I melt the whole can down at once and put it in a spray bottle?

[@haircafekevin]

When it returns to room temperature it can solidify into a viscous substance or become a foam again so probably not.

[@freshlove7926]

So in a serious note Kevin. Which one do you recommend the most? The liquid version or the foam one ? Im kinda confused

[@RichPianasOilPump]

Both or whatever you prefer

[@freshlove7926]

Jacob Thomas - so what was the point of making the foam in to a liquid form? What was the purpose of this video?

[@freshlove7926]

Jacob Thomas - ohh got it , the foam one dries faster than the liquid form one .

[@haircafekevin]

They both will work fine but taking the foam and converting it into a liquid is the best since it dries the fastest, leaves the least residue and by making it a liquid it ensures less gets lost on the hair.

[@freshlove7926]

Kevin Mann - Thank you :)

[@rayt.7128]

I on finasteride only. Good results. I am considering minoxidil, but it's a greater commitment and is expensive in Peru.

[@jupitermadcat]

Could I use it once at night?

[@phifedig34]

what if you take a shower several hours later does this affect the application? thanks

[@haircafekevin]

4 hours should be enough for 100 percent absorption.

[@phifedig34]

@@haircafekevin thanks for the reply!

[@farmerchicken5141]

You said that the minoxidil dries within 15-20 minutes, so is that how long I need to keep it on my scalp? Or is it worth keeping it on my scalp for any longer than that before I wash it off? I’ve heard different answers to this question before, some say 30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours... but I also noticed you said the liquid min takes longer to dry than the foam, so maybe the people that answer with 4 hours are referring to the liquid version?

[@nickpt9943]

Hi Kevin, thanks for the video! It's a real useful trick to liquify a foam and apply it as a liquid. However, I'm kind of surprised about the amount of minoxidi you apply at once. The manual says it has to be around 1/2 capful of foam, but you are using like 2 capfuls if not more. Like aren't you getting any side effects when using more than recommended? I understand that to have a better coverage I'd have to use more foam, but I am really afraid of gettings sides. Thanks!

[@Caio-ow5tm]

Side effects from minoxidil are usually associated with its oral form

[@silvachuu]

hey kevin im a diffuse thinner all over do you think 2-3 ml is enough for daily application?

[@haircafekevin]

@@silvachuu 3 ML should be good enough for full scalp coverage.

[@TheAnytony]

hey man, good ideas. Just concerned that heating the minoxidil too much would affect the substance itself.

[@bilalamir5598]

To those who don’t wanna use a hairdryer or boil water every time they use minox, I’d recommend just running hot water in ur toilet sink or wherever and just tilting the cap full of minox so the hot water touches the side/bottom of it. I’ve tried it countless times and it has always worked for me. If u don’t have hot tap water then that a whole different case but majority can try this 🫡🫡🫡

[@DaTripas]

or get one of those small squeezy bottles with a tip (such as e-cigarette 30ml bottle), fill it with foam, secure the tip on and you can just throw it in the sink and run hot tap water over it while brushing your teeth or doing something else. when it melts you can use the same bottle to squeeze minox directly on to the scalp. that's what i've been doing for the past 3 years and find it the fastest method.

[@bilalamir5598]

@@DaTripasthx bro, might give it a try 👍🏼

[@vunnamnithin9555]

I saw a video where you were storing the foam converted liquid in a bottle. Can you share ue trick as that would help do it once a month than everyday

[@user-ic9vz8sp1x]

I know this is an old vid but I'd been using this method for a while now before my rogaine ran out and the new one I bought simply doesn't melt. Did they change the formula? Tbh on this one says it's an aerosol.

[@e47kz]

What’s the longest you’ve gone without using minoxidil and did you shed?

[@haircafekevin]

I think like 5 weeks, maybe? Yes I believe so but it got back under control when I resumed treatment.

[@maxbruhm2932]

Can I use aloe vera gel twice a week while using minoxidil?

[@haircafekevin]

yes

[@archONtour]

this guy knows his business

[@Deloitted]

Is there any point on using minoxidil on the sides or the back of the head? Might seem like a stupid question but just wondering from an overall maximising hair caliber standpoint

[@haircafekevin]

Maybe if you want to improve your donor region for a future hair transplant.

[@Deloitted]

Haircafe thanks for the response

[@stevewise75]

I use a wash bottle for a chemistry lab and fill it with minoxidil. That way it’s a dropper built in. Easy to add minoxidil all over

[@Ulyyyyy]

How long till you see results? I applied biotin liquid for three weeks and did not see results. I also micro needle every other day

[@haircafekevin]

Biotin is useless, use minoxidil and finasteride and give it 6 months minimum.

[@Ulyyyyy]

@@haircafekevin thank you so much! A little hesitant to use finasteride cause of potential….umm “performance” issue 😅

[@imran4968]

You are really well educated in this matter. What's your educational background?

[@victorh8863]

Getting it on the hair itself actually works as a wick and the minox will migrate through the strands of hair into the scalp where it’s needed. So even just a roughing of the hair with the minox will suffice as long as it’s done consistently.

[@XneXanXrmy]

How many ml’s of liquefied foam minoxidil do you use for full scalp coverage in one application? Considering that you only apply minoxidil once Daily…

[@Nobody3470]

Hey Kevin, how long should i wait for the minoxidil foam to dry until i can go to bed?

[@haircafekevin]

30 minutes is fine.

[@Nobody3470]

@@haircafekevin thanks kev