A Simple Morning and Evening Hair Care Routine
Quick answer: Wash first, dry the scalp, then apply any leave-in product to a dry or towel-dried scalp as its label says. Do not layer several leave-in products on the same area unless a professional advises it. If you use minoxidil, follow its label and keep other products off that area unless advised.
Morning
If you wash in the morning, use a gentle shampoo, towel-dry and dry the roots. A leave-in tonic goes on after towel-drying, as with the Dr. M tonic method.
Evening
Many people prefer evening for topical steps because there is more time. Minoxidil products such as Folli-Fix need a dry scalp; follow the label. Minoxidil products are not a cure; ask a doctor or pharmacist before starting.
Keep it realistic
The best routine is one you can repeat. If you are juggling several products, ask our team to simplify it at a free consultation. See contact.
Frequently asked questions
Can I apply tonic and minoxidil together?
Not without advice from a doctor, pharmacist or our team.
Do I need to wash every day?
Wash as often as your scalp needs.
Should I sleep with wet hair?
Better to dry the roots first.
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Reviewed by the Folli-Doc team, led by Dr. Steven Goh (6 years’ experience in hair density treatment). This article is general information, not a medical diagnosis; for sudden, patchy or painful hair loss, see a doctor or dermatologist.