A powerful, clinically backed hair regrowth treatment made with 5% minoxidil in a simple, once-a-day spray.
Minoxidil works by reactivating hair follicles and boosting blood flow to the scalp—helping stimulate regrowth and slow down hair thinning over time.
With one daily application, Hair Loss Sprayʳˣ delivers targeted scalp coverage without the mess of foams or greasy serums.
Connect with a licensed medical provider today to see if this treatment is right for you.
Hair Loss Sprayʳˣ is designed for fast, targeted application with a convenient spray bottle.
• Apply 4-6 sprays directly to the affected areas of the scalp.
• Use twice daily for best results.
• Massage lightly to distribute the formula evenly.
• Allow the treatment to fully absorb before styling or lying down.
Pro tip: Apply at night before bed to allow full absorption while you sleep.
The most common side effects of minoxidil include mild scalp irritation, dryness, itching, or flaking.
Some users may also experience temporary shedding during the early stages of regrowth—this is normal and often part of the hair renewal cycle.
Serious side effects are rare but can include swelling, persistent irritation, or allergic reaction. If you notice any unwanted effects, stop using the product and consult your healthcare provider.
Read important safety information about Minoxidil here.
A mandatory doctor consultation is required before starting treatment, and the cost will be added to your cart. During the consultation, a medical provider will assess your health and provide detailed guidance on safe use.
Hair Loss Sprayʳˣ is not FDA-approved. The FDA does not evaluate compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Minoxidil works by sending a stronger “grow” signal to hair follicles. It opens potassium channels in follicle cells, which improves blood and nutrient delivery, re-energizes miniaturized follicles, and prolongs the growth phase.
As a result, more follicles stay in growth mode at once and individual hairs grow thicker and longer. Early on, some older hairs may shed as follicles reset into a new growth cycle that’s part of how the medication kicks growth back on.
Hair is noticeably thinner and softer to the touch. Scalp is now visible.
Finding more hair than usual on your pillow, in the shower drain, or on your brush can be an early indicator.
Gradual pulling back of the hairline, often in an “M” shape, is typical in men but can also happen in women.
If your hair part looks noticeably wider or more scalp is showing, it could be a sign of thinning.
