RogaineMens Foam Triple Pack

I am one of the fortunate ones that Rogaine works for. I am 61 now and have used Rogaine ever since it hit the market and it (along with finasteride) gave me more hair at 61 than I had in my early 30's. Every time I buy Rogaine in a store they almost always ask, "Is this for you because I have so much hair." If you haven't tried it, give it a shot for 6 months.

I'm 26, started using Rogaine about five months ago. Results didn't show until about four months. My hair loss started becoming noticeable about two years ago when I was 24. Strangely enough I think I've seen more improvement in the front (temples) than in the back. I definitely think the product works but it requires a lot of patience and dedication. Very important note: I've been using Rogaine with a DHT blocker that I take morning and night. From my little research and experience so far, Rogaine re-grows the hair while the DHT stops or slows the hair loss. Rogaine doesn't seem to do much for the hair loss itself so I think it's necessary to use a DHT blocker to preserve the hair that's already grown.Here's a not-so-encouraging fact: this product pretty much requires an endless commitment. That means that whatever hair growth is generated by Rogaine is sustainable only through continued use of the product. (Stop using the product and the new hair goes away.) I contemplated doing hair transplant surgery but decided not to because even after surgery it's recommended (if not required) to use a hair re-growth product to maintain the rest of hair around the treated area. Until there's significant breakthrough with stem cell research, Rogaine seems to be the best option.It would be great if it somehow worked faster. But hair growth just isn't a speedy process.

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*I know this is a longwinded review but do yourself a favor and READ IT!*Alright! I just received my four month supply of Rogaine Foam today and from just the first application I put on only 5 minutes ago, I can say I am already happy I purchased this. HANG ON--Obviously I know I can't speak to the long term efficacy of this product yet, but allow me to elaborate: I'm 25 and my hair started thinning about two years ago and in the last six months it has become a bit more noticeable. I believe my thinning is more focused towards the temple area/appears to be more of a receding hairline with slight thinning through the front half of my scalp. About 1.5 years ago I began using 15% minoxidil/5% azelaic acid liquid hair treatment, with really no noticeable results except for the stiff, sticky nastiness that became my hair for the next hour or so while it dried. I never really noticed any new growth. After about 6-8 months of trying different brands, I gave up. I've gone the last six months or so without anything except a Biotin supplement and my hair was continuing to fall out and thin and I had pretty much given up on trying to save my hair.About four weeks ago I decided to give it one more try, but this time wasn't going to use any topical ointments such as Rogaine/Minoxidil; rather, I was going to see what would happen if I just went with a combination of Biotin, Fo-Ti (Ho-Shou-Wu), Black Currant Oil, and Avalon Organic thickening shampoo and conditioner--it's a hell of a list of supplements but I have noticed my hair thickening up considerably and my hair "feels" healthier, if that makes sense. I figured this time around I was going to pull out every weapon in the "hair-loss arsenal" and see what I could do. Then I started looking at Rogaine Foam. I'm glad I did. It goes on SO much easier than the liquid, I mean I think I could easily use it as a styling agent that doubles as a hair loss treatment. It seems to thicken your hair instantly, dries in about a minute, and seems to give it more strength and body/volume so your hair actually stays where you want it pretty well (if your hair is reasonably short [less than 3inches]--which...if you're losing your hair, it should be short!).I'm excited to see what the next few months bring for my hair regrowth. I also have a DHT blocking supplement on the way. I think the combination of all of these will give me my best chance at regrowing my hair or thickening it up or at least maintaining what I have left. A healthy diet and exercise regiment doesn't hurt either, but I have noticed a perceptible difference in just the last few weeks of supplements only.Really, if you're serious about trying to regrow or keep your hair, give this foam a shot, but do it in combination with Black Currant Oil, Fo-Ti, Biotin, a DHT blocker, and a good Organic shampoo like Avalon Organic Thickening shampoo. I don't mean to sound like I'm trying to market for anybody, I'm just excited that my hair FINALLY seems to be responding to treatment and I want to help other people by sharing everything I'm doing that I think is helping with the treatment. Just give it all a try, if you use all of them, it shouldn't take long to notice a difference. I don't think anyone will be disappointed (unless you're already bald).*I gave this product a four star review instead of 5 because I don't yet know how things will be in a few months. I expect good things, however I also know I may run into a bit more thinning before things get better. I'm fine with this and I will stick through it. It receives four stars because of it's ease of use compared to liquid versions, and how easy it is to style. I will write an update when I have more insight later on. In the mean time, if you are serious about trying to regrow/keep your hair, I encourage you to try the regimen I've already raved about above. It's pretty inexpensive and I think you'll see a difference in just a few short weeks, just as I have. At this point, the only thing you or I have to lose is more hair. So make a commitment and just go in with all your guns blazing--I'd say it's your best shot.Feel free to message me with any questions and I'll try to get back ASAP with up-to-date info! Good luck!

I've been using Rogaine for more than a decade and the foam is far (a million times) better than the original liquid. With the foam it is more like hair mousse -- unlike the liquid which is slathered on and leaves your head greasy looking (and feeling).One thing though is that the foam is far more expensive, mainly because there is no generic version yet available. But for me the price is worth it. However, when I found this option on Amazon I leaped at it -- I'm saving nearly $30 with every order.In summary,1) Rogaine works for me -- I've regrown and maintained much of the hair on the top of my head.2) The foam is much better than the liquid -- goes on like hair mousse and isn't messy or greasy3) Ordering from Amazon saves me $30 when I order 3 month supply.

Didn’t say anywhere I could see in the product description on the sellers Amazon page. The first thing I read on the box “Men’s rogaine foam is for men who have general thinning of hair on the top of the scalp (vertex only) not intended for Frontal baldness or receding hairlines”… “if men have hair loss in a place different than shown above Men’s Rogaine foam may not work”This is crucial information (I believe was left out on purpose) needed to make an informed decision if this is the right product to purchase.When requested to return the product, it said this product is not eligible for return. So I requested a refund, it said can’t be refunded and must first be returned. Round and round with no resolution.Since I can’t get rid of it I might as well give it a try. If it does help on my receding hairline I will return to update this review.

No issues. Hair growth was visible in days!