Foam vs Liquid

[SkinEd]

On my last bottle of Kirkland Minoxidil and decide to try the foam. What are the pros and cons involved?

 

Is the foam more effective then the liquidm hence the price difference?

 

All advise appreciated.

[TakingThePlunge]

I've used both liquid and foam. Most of the time, I've used generics. I much prefer minoxidil foam because it's non-greasy, non-irritating and fast-drying.

 

Both contain 5% minoxidil and should be equally effective.

[michaeljames]

Hello SkinEd;

 

The 5% solution works best for most people. Liquid or foam is sometimes just a personal preference. If one or the other seems to work better for you; keep to it. All the Best, Michael

[Boba909]

I use foam during the day time as it helps to style my hair. At night, I use the liquid as it's more cost effective and also seems easier to penetrate directly into the scalp as it seems like it's less absorbed by hair strands.

 

Kirkland liquid is pretty cheap. For foam, I use Rogaine, both 5 %.

[greatjob]

you can get generic foam now. I use the Kirkland brand from costco and if I remember right it's like $60 or so for a 6 month supply. I will never use the liquid again, there is no comparison.

[SkinEd]

Thanks for the input guys. Much appreciated.

 

I use foam during the day time as it helps to style my hair. At night, I use the liquid as it's more cost effective and also seems easier to penetrate directly into the scalp as it seems like it's less absorbed by hair strands.

 

Kirkland liquid is pretty cheap. For foam, I use Rogaine, both 5 %.

 

Thats a good idea Boba. Might go for Kirkland 5% liquid AND foam.