Kirkland Signature 5% Minoxidil Topical Solution - 1 month supply Hair Regrowth Treatment & Adjustable Derma stamp 0-3.0mm

Brand

KIRKLAND

Scent

Unscented

Item Form

Liquid

Age Range (Description)

Adult

Recommended Uses For Product

Hair Growth

Hair Type

all hair types for men

• High-Concentration Formula: Contains 5% Minoxidil, offering maximum strength for effective hair regrowth in men experiencing hair loss or thinning.
• Extended Supply: Comes in a 6-month supply package, ensuring a long-term solution for consistent hair regrowth results.
• Easy-to-Use Dropper Applicator: Includes a precision dropper for targeted application, ensuring the solution is applied directly to the scalp for optimal absorption.
• Portable and Discreet: Comes with a stylish, compact carrying pouch for convenience and privacy, ideal for travel or on-the-go use.
• Safe for Daily Use: Formulated for daily application, the treatment is gentle on the scalp while being effective in stimulating hair follicles.

What is a derma roller?

A derma roller is a handheld instrument that includes dozens of tiny needles which are rolled over the skin, creating lots of tiny pinpricks in the skin’s surface, also known as micropores. Each needle is made of surgical stainless steel or medical-grade titanium.

The injuries sustained from these tiny pinpricks are believed to induce the body’s healing response. For example, derma rolling on the skin has been shown to stimulate collagen production in the skin as the wounds heal [2]. That’s why it’s often used for skin care concerns like wrinkles and stretch marks.

Many people are now turning to derma rollers and micro-needling to treat hair loss. So does it really work at promoting new hair growth?

Does derma rolling work for hair regrowth?

Recent evidence suggests derma rolling can boost hair regrowth as well as tackle skin concerns [2-6].

One study found that derma rolling could significantly improve the impact of Minoxidil on new hair growth. 82% of participants who used microneedling with Minoxidil reported hair improvements of more than 50%, compared with just 4.5% of those using Minoxidil alone [3].

Investigators also noted that the change in average hair count was four times higher in those using derma rolling together with Minoxidil.

There’s some evidence that using microneedles made from hyaluronic acid for hair can improve hair density. This treatment isn’t yet widely available, but as more studies emerge it may become a useful tool for promoting hair growth.

Two patients with baseline hair loss (left) and after microneedling combined with Minoxidil treatment (right).

Micro-needling can also enhance the effects in men with male pattern baldness [5]. This suggests that derma rolling could help men who haven’t seen the results they want from traditional male hair loss treatments.