Prof.McBalding
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Hey guys
So I've (re)started applying 5% kirkland minoxidil and I'm wondering if 1ml is absolutely necessary on a slick noggin..? I used to use it when I had badly thinning hair, made huge gains and then stopped and lost it all (of course). Going to see if I can make up lost time but I now shave my head with a razor (I have a nice head shape apparently so I'm lucky there I guess)
Anyway I'm not losing any liquid to hair and it feels like 1ml is excessive at best and wasteful at worst to be honest... Im rubbing the stuff straight on my head and the job feels done after half the dose. Sooo, does anyone else agree that I could get away with applying say more like 0.5 or 0.75ml and still have as good a result as I could expect from applying 1ml into diffusely thinning hair? Would save money and time that way.
Cheers for any input
So I've (re)started applying 5% kirkland minoxidil and I'm wondering if 1ml is absolutely necessary on a slick noggin..? I used to use it when I had badly thinning hair, made huge gains and then stopped and lost it all (of course). Going to see if I can make up lost time but I now shave my head with a razor (I have a nice head shape apparently so I'm lucky there I guess)
Anyway I'm not losing any liquid to hair and it feels like 1ml is excessive at best and wasteful at worst to be honest... Im rubbing the stuff straight on my head and the job feels done after half the dose. Sooo, does anyone else agree that I could get away with applying say more like 0.5 or 0.75ml and still have as good a result as I could expect from applying 1ml into diffusely thinning hair? Would save money and time that way.
Cheers for any input