Rogaine Melting Instantly In Hands. Please Help

[RB1]

The moment I put my foam in my hand, it melts into almost nothing! I read in the instructions that this can happen if your hands are warm, and I should put cold water on hands prior to application. I've tried this and it's still melting almost instantly. Can someone please help me out?
Thanks.

 

[GiveMeAccessToMyAccount]

I remember that happening to my minoxidil foam back then. What I read was that you can actually just run cold water on the Rogaine can for a little bit, I used to do that and it worked, make sure the water is cold and the can gets cold. But anyway liquid>foam, longer shelf life, better penetration, no worries of melting. Better ingredients. Better pizza. Papa John's.

 

[RB1]

Thanks man I'll give that a shot.

 

[Erika]

Pop the can in the fridge for 5min and gently shake it up.
Run your hands in cold water then apply!
Works for me

 

[zarazakka]

It's to do with the ambient temperature of the room it's stored in. I traveled a lot recently, and it seems that at around 25 degrees the foam will start turning to liquid in your hands and have a very thin consistency, between 23 and 25 it will have a vaguely thin consistency but not immediately turn to liquid, and then below 23 degrees it has a very thick consistency and doesn't turn to liquid in your hands at all. This is all assuming that you rinse your hands under cold water first - you should always do that, think it's even stated in the instructions but maybe not

 

[Optimistic]

Yes, it does melt in higher temperatures. I apply it directly to my scalp anyway, but in not weather it then drips down my forehead so I have to tip my head back when applying


The reason I apply it directly is to avoid it being absorbed by my hair rather than my scalp.

 

[Elcio]

I am here for the meting foam on my hands. It's 2020 now, I wonder if the treatment work out for those here???