Aloplus: a new vehicle for topical minoxidil

[michel sapin]

Hi guys,
I don't handle anymore the classical PG/ alcohol minoxidil crap. I also tried trichosol however i don't know how you support the horrible smell of this vehicle ( which is great if there was no smell... )
I have found a new italian vehicle called " aloplus" from farmalabor. It seems great. Does anyone already tried it? thanks

https://materie-prime.farmalabor.it/schede/33375529.PDF

 

[BetaBoy]

I’d agree that TrichoSol has a ’chemical’ scent but I wouldn’t necessarily characterise it as unpleasant.

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

TrichoSol is 92% water... The smell is because it has added 7 different essential oils, Lavander and Rosemary oil being the smelliest. I actually find it very pleasant. I dont know how people characterize it as "chemical stinky"... It is designed to be exactly the opposite lmao (chemically gentle, non-irritant and with natural scent)

 

[LouisSarkozy]

TrichoSol is 92% water... The smell is because it has added 7 different essential oils, Lavander and Rosemary oil being the smelliest. I actually find it very pleasant. I dont know how people characterize it as "chemical stinky"... It is designed to be exactly the opposite lmao (chemically gentle, non-irritant and with natural scent)

do you know if there is any way to coumpound a trichosol without the added essential oil ? there is also a " fragrance" added to the essential oil list . i like the texture but hate the smell

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

No, its a propietary Fagron formula specifically designed for hair topicals drug delivery. Supposedly (according to them), it increases absorbtion and promotes anagen phase in some study they did thats why it has some fancy stuff in it.

I believe their claims because the exact same dosage of Rogaine gives me 0 sides and on Trichosol I get headaches and heart pounding so it definetely has enhanced absorbtion.