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Hi there, I would like to ask from people who use Xandrox 5% (either day or night solutions) whether their scalp turned pinkish-colored. It seems as if my skin looks a bit sunburnt from it. I do get a slight burning sensation, moreso from the nighttime solution, but it only lasts for about 15-20 minutes. I've been using it for almost 2 months. I thought at first this burning sensation would go away after continual use but it didnt. Do I have some bad reaction to it? Thanks 
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Hi hans and welcome!
I used to use the Xandrox daytime and nighttime formulas as well. The nighttime one gave me some tenderness as well. If I were you, I'd just stick to the daytime formula. Have you thought about using Xandrox 15 instead? It works better, you need to use a lot less, and it doesn't contain any propylene glycol, which some people are sensitive to.
Regards,
Sam
I used to use the Xandrox daytime and nighttime formulas as well. The nighttime one gave me some tenderness as well. If I were you, I'd just stick to the daytime formula. Have you thought about using Xandrox 15 instead? It works better, you need to use a lot less, and it doesn't contain any propylene glycol, which some people are sensitive to.
Regards,
Sam
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If the night time formula has a steriod (betamethasone valerate) and/or
retinoic acid, then those can definitely cause irritation.
I only buy Dr. Lee's PPG-free minoxidil. I use that at night and do not have any scalp irritation at all. (i do get irritation if i use regular minox)
retinoic acid, then those can definitely cause irritation.
I only buy Dr. Lee's PPG-free minoxidil. I use that at night and do not have any scalp irritation at all. (i do get irritation if i use regular minox)
5% minoxidil
Multivitamin with iron
Multivitamin with iron
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