Is it normal for the skin you apply minoxidil on to get really really dry and flakey?
S Secretlybatman Established Member Reaction score 17 Aug 30, 2015 #1 Is it normal for the skin you apply minoxidil on to get really really dry and flakey?
Swoop Senior Member My Regimen Reaction score 1,332 Aug 30, 2015 #2 Happens in some people with certain brands. Do you use kirkland? A high content of propylene glycol can cause dry skin.
Happens in some people with certain brands. Do you use kirkland? A high content of propylene glycol can cause dry skin.
D DPAMan Established Member My Regimen Reaction score 11 Aug 30, 2015 #3 It happened to me the first week I used Rogaine 5%, but then the flakiness suddenly stopped after that. No idea why.
It happened to me the first week I used Rogaine 5%, but then the flakiness suddenly stopped after that. No idea why.
S Secretlybatman Established Member Reaction score 17 Aug 30, 2015 #4 yeah kirkland liquid - - - Updated - - - Swoop said: Happens in some people with certain brands. Do you use kirkland? A high content of propylene glycol can cause dry skin. Click to expand... yup kirkland liquid
yeah kirkland liquid - - - Updated - - - Swoop said: Happens in some people with certain brands. Do you use kirkland? A high content of propylene glycol can cause dry skin. Click to expand... yup kirkland liquid
J jiro New Member Reaction score 0 Aug 30, 2015 #5 yes, I had a bad case of dandruff during my first two weeks on 5% rogaine. I used Stieprox to counter it. I also experienced a bad, nearly painful itch on my face and arms, but it eventually went away. Never experienced it again.
yes, I had a bad case of dandruff during my first two weeks on 5% rogaine. I used Stieprox to counter it. I also experienced a bad, nearly painful itch on my face and arms, but it eventually went away. Never experienced it again.
