Rogaine foam vs Kirkland foam

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[Mike03]

I think kirkland is about the same, has anyone noticed a difference? I buy this one http://www.amazon.com/

[SolarPowered Man]

I shave my head with a zero guard...foam doesn't do much but halt hair loss along with fin/dut.

I shave my head too

I'm getting regrowth with dut and foam and it only been 2 and a half months. And I never got any results with fin.

I guess everyone reacts differently

[PatientlyWaiting]

I reckon it depends on your hair length.

Get foam if you shave ur head cos it is lighter and will find ur scalp with no probs. the added bonus of foam is it drys fast. But if ur hair is a longer length, the foam sticks to the hair rather than getting to the scalp. So if ur hair is longer, I'd get the liquid cos it is heavier and will find ur scalp.

I shave my head with a zero guard...foam doesn't do much but halt hair loss along with fin/dut.

[csoul]

I am using the Equate Minoxidil Foam 5% from Walmart. It is exactly the same as Rogaine Foam but half price. The quality is the same and even the cans are like a clone of the Rogaine.

Good luck.

[SolarPowered Man]

I prefer the liquid myself although it makes my head itch like a MF'er. I have heard conflicting stuff though. Some say the foam is more effective, others say the liquid is?

I reckon it depends on your hair length.

Get foam if you shave ur head cos it is lighter and will find ur scalp with no probs. the added bonus of foam is it drys fast. But if ur hair is a longer length, the foam sticks to the hair rather than getting to the scalp. So if ur hair is longer, I'd get the liquid cos it is heavier and will find ur scalp.

[Notcoolanymore]

I wanna go back to solution, I felt it was better than foam in regards to results. The itchiness is just something i'll have to live with, but foam isn't doing much, just keeping my hair where it is as opposed to kirkland liquid minoxidil making my hair thicker.

I prefer the liquid myself although it makes my head itch like a MF'er. I have heard conflicting stuff though. Some say the foam is more effective, others say the liquid is?

[PatientlyWaiting]

Cool, I wasn't sure it was as effective. I have heard that the vehicle may be different.

I wanna go back to solution, I felt it was better than foam in regards to results. The itchiness is just something i'll have to live with, but foam isn't doing much, just keeping my hair where it is as opposed to kirkland liquid minoxidil making my hair thicker.

[Notcoolanymore]

Minoxidil is just the name of the drug, regardless if it's foam or solution.

I use both Rogaine foam and Kirkland's foam and there's no difference in smell, drying speed, effectiveness.

Cool, I wasn't sure it was as effective. I have heard that the vehicle may be different.

[PatientlyWaiting]

-foam will dry out withing 10 minutes.

-minoxidil will dry out within an hour or two.

Minoxidil is just the name of the drug, regardless if it's foam or solution.

I use both Rogaine foam and Kirkland's foam and there's no difference in smell, drying speed, effectiveness.

[Widowmaker]

I have used Kirkland foam for a year or so. Recently, I saw the branded Rogaine foam for the same price online. I went with the Rogaine and noticed it seems to dry out my hair more than Kirkland. Not sure about the efficacy, but I plan on using Rogaine for a bit to see. I've been using minox for over 2 years so I don't expect to see a difference.

[JDW]

Thats great, cheers.
Going to get on this, effective and money saving, positives!

[perrier]

Looking to make some savings and jump over to the Kirkland brand, has anyone who has used it for some time got any comments about it compared to the Rogaine brand?

Spex you mention there is no difference in effectiveness? anyone got any comments, cheers people!

I have been using kirkland since I first got the 3 bottles I mentioned above. It has been as effective as the original.

[JDW]

Looking to make some savings and jump over to the Kirkland brand, has anyone who has used it for some time got any comments about it compared to the Rogaine brand?

Spex you mention there is no difference in effectiveness? anyone got any comments, cheers people!

[ardana]

I use kirkland foam in the mornings when i have to go to work, only on the hairline.

It melts rapidly when it comes in contact with skin, dries very fast (less than 5 min) and mostly leaves a powdery white residue on the hair (which you can bat off with your hand easily). The dried foam that sticks to the hair also hardens and acts as some sort of a styling agent.

Personally, i think the foam isn't as effective as the liquid as most of it gets stuck in the hair, so what i do is i blowdry it until it reaches liquid form. It's a routine, i blowdry my hair in the mornings after i washed it and afterwards i blowdry the cup of kirkland foam to liquid form and suck it up with the applicator thingie from the liquid kirkland. The result is a fast drying alcohol based minoxidil which you can apply with precision to the scalp thanks to the applicator, and it leaves no residue at all. I do have a burning sensation on my scalp because of the alcohol.