Minoxidil Hair Grower 15% Highest Percentage

alcohol mixed oil-based - for all hair/scalp type





Oil Based - for dry/sensitive hair/scalp

Note: The texture of our oil based minoxidil is not that oily compare to other brand. This is milder than the alcohol based and can be easily absorb by the skin compare to the oil version of other brand. Effect varies for each individual,

some user can get result as early as 2 weeks with consistent application of twice per day, night and day. Some individual may have slow reaction to minoxidil and may takes with few months, this is normal. Usually the normal result of minoxidil can be seen after 2-4 months.



The concentration is almost the same. The only slight difference is that the oil base is absorb more slowly compare from alcohol base. Most minoxidil have alcohol content so the smell is almost the same.

Newly manufactured minoxidil both oil and alcohol based are usually transparent in color. It becomes yellowish after few weeks and may crystalize if stock for a very long time. Always shake it before using it. You can check the manufactured

date and expiry at the bottom of the label.

We are direct supplier from Thailand.

Shake the bottle before using.

Minoxidil 15% - Imported from Thailand • for baby hair and androgenic alopecia • Apply and massage to the part of scalp where you want to grow or thickens the hair twice daily (in the morning and in the evening.

Minoxidil is a topical medication that’s used to treat hair loss. Along with finast, it’s one of the most widely used and effective treatment options for increasing hair growth and dealing with the effects of male pattern baldness.

Like all medications, minoxidil has both primary effects and side effects. For most people, the side effects of minoxidil are relatively minor.

Below, we’ve listed all of the known side effects of minoxidil, as well as detailed information on how common side effects are from minoxidil use.

Depending on the formulation, the most common side effect of minoxidil is skin irritation at or near the application site. In some cases, minoxidil users can develop a skin rash or experience a mild burning feeling after using minoxidil spray or foam.



This can be a reaction to the minoxidil itself or a reaction to some of the substances commonly used in minoxidil formulas. Many minoxidil products contain propylene glycol, and alcohol, which can lead to skin rash and irritation when applied topically.

Other, less common side effects of minoxidil include:Increased hair loss, one of the most publicized side effects of minoxidil, is often the result of hair follicles rapidly moving through the hair growth cycle