Manufacturer · Johnson & Johnson
Regaine 5% Solution 60ml
SKU SK-100951
Regaine 5% Solution 60ml is a topical hair-loss treatment for normal scalp, containing minoxidil 5% as the primary active ingredient, with absolute alcohol in the formulation. It is used to help slow hereditary hair fall and support hair regrowth with regular application.
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SKU: SK-100951
Manufacturer: Johnson & Johnson
Category: Skincare
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FAQs
Who is Regaine 5% Solution 60 ml meant for?
Regaine 5% Solution 60 ml is intended for adults with scalp hair loss, especially hereditary pattern thinning. It is applied directly to the scalp rather than taken by mouth. It is not a cosmetic thickener and does not work instantly. Regular use is usually needed for several months before visible improvement is noticed. Avoid use if the scalp is irritated, broken, or infected unless a clinician approves it.
How long does it take to see results?
Hair response is gradual and usually takes several months of consistent use. Early changes may include reduced shedding before visible regrowth appears. If the solution is stopped, benefits may gradually reverse over time. Using more than the recommended amount does not improve results and may increase side effects. Keep expectations clinical and steady, and use only as directed by your doctor or pharmacist.
What safety precautions should I follow?
Apply only to a dry scalp and avoid contact with eyes, nose, and mouth. Do not use on broken, inflamed, or infected skin. Wash hands after application and do not shampoo for at least 4 hours. Stop and seek medical advice if you notice chest discomfort, dizziness, rapid heartbeat, swelling, or severe scalp irritation. Pregnant or breastfeeding users should consult a clinician before use.