What is foam, and should I switch to it?

[Ilovehair]

I haven't been keeping up on the hairloss scene over the past 12 months so I am unaware of any general advancements, or what the general consensus on certain products is. Anyway I am 22, thinning since I was 18 and my current regimin is


1mg of finpecia daily - nearly on it 30months now

generic 5% kirkland minoxidil twice daily - 36 months

5% spironolactone cream - on temples - 6months
2% spironolactone spray - I used this all over for 2 months but I stopped because of how brown people told me my scalp was, even after washing my hair.


I have experienced no apparent regrowth but I stuck with this regimen, I feel now if I stop taking it I will lose more hair as it is probably maintaining it. My hair has continued to thin all over since I was 19 but maybe not to the same level it would have, without my regimin.

Its time for me to order another batch of generic kirkland minoxidl, is it worth trying out the extra strength rogaine foam instead or should I stick with what I know? What is the foam and how does it work.


Thanks

 

[ShedMaster]

Some have claimed that the foam created newer hairgrowth after making the switch from liquid form, some say they stayed the same. The MAJOR reason to make the switch is convenience and cosmetic improvements. Do a search and you will find that it dries in 10-15 min tops, and leaves your hair with a slight improvement cosmetically rather then a greasy mess.