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Minoxidil 5% to lower hairline ?

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yes but combine it with finasteride
That’s the first time I’ve heard this ! Thank you ! Tbh idk what that is so let me Google real quick lol. Does this apply even if I’m not dealing with hair loss and my hairline is just always been too far back ?
 
That’s the first time I’ve heard this ! Thank you ! Tbh idk what that is so let me Google real quick lol. Does this apply even if I’m not dealing with hair loss and my hairline is just always been too far back ?
Minoxidil can thicken the receding hairline and fin is a dht blocker
 
Has anybody done this and has it worked for you ?
I'm gonna be honest, unless you have an other underlying type of hairloss due to pregnancy, post-partum, hormonal changes, and poor diet, imo, your hairline might be just genetics and minox isn't gonna solve that.

Have you noticed your hairline receding over the past years ? If yes you can try minox, alongside getting blood checked for micronutrients deficiencies.

Imo you shouldn't lose money by using Finasteride like @zaycism mentionned, because unless you've noticed beard/mustache and sternum hair growth, you aren't bothered by DHT rn.
 

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