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If a pill feels like an overwhelming way to treat male pattern hair loss, this spray could be for you. Emerging evidence suggests it can help regrow hair and prevent further hair loss with a lower risk of sexual side effects compared to finasteride pills.
Take on male pattern hair loss with an easy-to-use spray
Promote hair regrowth without the mess of minoxidil drops
Two clinically-proven ingredients in one spray
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Recent clinical studies suggest that topical finasteride treatment can help prevent further hair loss in men with androgenetic alopecia (aka male pattern hair loss), while having a lower side effect profile than when taken as a pill. Finasteride works by blocking an enzyme that converts testosterone into DHT, a hormone that can weaken hair follicles.
Minoxidil actually increases how long follicles stay in the active growth phase. That means this clinically-proven ingredient can help you get new hair coming back in, even if you thought those follicles were dormant.
This combo means you can save time, hair, and headspace with one simple addition to your morning and evening routine. And the fine-mist spray evenly covers your hair follicles and stays put—no more drops running down your neck.
This spray isn’t something you can find on the supermarket shelf. It’s a mixture of 0.3% finasteride (RX only) and 6% minoxidil, so it’s only available if a provider prescribes it for you.
0.3% topical finasteride treats hair loss in men by reducing dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in the scalp. DHT is a hormone that can weaken hair follicles and lead to hair loss.
Minoxidil is a well established active ingredient used to revive follicles and increase hair density. Minoxidil drops are usually a messy affair to apply, but this fine-mist spray ensures the product goes on clean and doesn’t drip.
Recent clinical studies suggest that topical finasteride treatment can help prevent further hair loss in men with androgenetic alopecia (aka male pattern hair loss), while having a lower side effect profile than when taken as a pill. Finasteride works by blocking an enzyme that converts testosterone into DHT, a hormone that can weaken hair follicles.
Minoxidil actually increases how long follicles stay in the active growth phase. That means this clinically-proven ingredient can help you get new hair coming back in, even if you thought those follicles were dormant.
Results take time. If you’re not seeing hair regrowth right away, you’re fine. Most guys see results after 3 to 6 months of consistent use.
With topical minoxidil in the mix, this spray is built to combat receding hairlines, bald spots, or overall thinning.
Topical finasteride reduces scalp DHT levels and helps hair follicles hold on for dear life.
This spray has a topical version of 0.3% finasteride, which recent clinical studies on male patients suggest may have a lower risk of side effects than the pill version of finasteride (Generic for Propecia®) when used to treat male pattern hair loss.
Humans landed on the moon in 1969. Five decades later, you can now chat with a licensed medical provider and, if appropriate, order hair loss treatment from your couch. Technology is amazing.
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