KINTOR 0.5% KX-826 DHT Blocker Hair Regrowth Spray for Men & Women 60ml

It seems pretty decent, but I'll edit my review if something changes :) I think one of the previous comments mentioned using it in the dropper format rather than spraying it a bit arbitrarily. I agree with this because I have used this format as well when using finasteride; I think it's a bit tricky to figure out how to be able to access the liquid below though haha. I told myself if I figured it out, I would write it on amazon :) The material making up the trunk of the snout is actually a bit bendy if you try doing it with your hand. If you are somehow so strong you can just push it in and turn in (kind of like one of those pharmacy safety locks), then I guess you should be fine haha. For me, I had to use a wrench and incrementally adjust the tightness on the wrench before trying to hold onto it, before I was finally able to turn it. Don't feel discouraged if it takes a couple of iterations because there is a very thin line between not being able to insert the wrench at all and having it hold on tight enough to the snout (it's a slippery thing :)) that you can unscrew the top. Hope it helps :)

Ya lo he comprado 2 veces y me gusta el producto, pero ahora dice que no se puede enviar a Colombia.

I have Just collected the order today and it’s too early to evaluate the Effectiveness of the Product , However , here’s my feedback after first Usage : 1- the Amounts of Fluid being dispensed each time i Spray is Different , so i’m not sure whether i underdosed or overdosed in today’s Treatment , and the only way to figure out how Correctly i’m using the Product is to Start counting from today till we Reach the day the bottle run out of Product ( hopefully the 60th Day ) . - the Treatment Requires gentle Scalp massage to help the Scalp obsorb the fluid , however hand-massaging Could be Replaced by better packaging such as roller bottle ( Same as Deodorants ) . I’ll keep updating this post with my Experience over time .

For the uninitiated, this is a topical androgen receptor (AR) blocker. It prevents DHT, the hormone responsible for androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss), from binding to the hair follicle and causing it to shrink. This mode of action can never be a cure unless used in the earliest stages of hair loss, but it has the potential to slightly strengthen and maintain the hair you have, or at least slow down the rate of loss. As someone who has used it for 9 months, I can attest that it has moderately thickened my existing hair and reduced my daily shedding. Side effects are nonexistent. I suspect that most people who use this product consistently (ideally twice a day) will see similar benefits.

This is quite expensive compared to other hair growth products I’ve tried. It does have a chemical smell but not overly strong. The product looks nice, professional and expensive looking. This is supposed to block DHT, which they say causes hair loss. Just started using it for a week so I'm not sure if it’s doing anything yet. The spray pump is easy to use and very easy to apply to the scalp. It gets absorbed really well into the skin which is good and doesn’t feel greasy.

Promising phase 3 trials, good to have alternatives out there using a seemingly safer mechanism of action.

I started noticing tiny new hairs along my scalp after a couple of weeks using this product so it does seem to regrow hair. Unfortunately, I noticed that right after applying the product, it would make my veins bulge like crazy. I felt like Megamind looking in the mirror. Disappointing because I stopped usage after noticing this.

I don't know how I feel about this item. With that said, it's very pricey for a two month supply. The packaging is really upscale and fancy looking, so it draws me in to wanting to use it, but the directions say to use it once a day on clean hair/scalp. But another part of the directions say to use it once in the morning and once at night - on clean hair. I don't wash my hair every day much less multiple times a day so technically I would only be able to use this item every other day (probably not as effective?), my other concern is conflicting instructions - is it once or twice a day? I don't think I would order this item again, for the price alone, but the conflicting instructions and the amount of time to actually see results, if any, doesn't make this a cost effective option for me.