Genthair DHT 𝐁𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐫 for Men, Genthair Hair Growth for Men, Genthair Roll On, Gent Hair DHT Spray, Genthair Hair Thinning for Men

I am in my 40s, so I've been dealing with premature balding for about 10 years. Over that time, I have used everything from foam to spray to drops, but never a roll-on.I've preferred roll-on deodorant since I was a teenager, so I should have known that a roll -on hair growth treatment would be superior in every way.Why is the best? Using a roll-on applicator allows you to target a location for the product and you can easily control how much you dispense.I will update the review after a few months to comment on the success of the hair growth or lack thereof.Twenty bucks for three months of hair growth product is an amazing deal!

Just got it today, one part of the description says it's a roll on and another says it's a cream... it's a roll on. 1 review says it smells great... it states and I agree.. it's unscented. To soon to rate right now.

I like how quickly this item was shipped. I'm also glad it came in a three pack. My husband and I both suffer from thinning hair so I thought this would be a useful product for us to try.I like that it is a roller ball applicator so that you don't have to worry about leaks or drips and it gives your head a mini massage when applying it. The scent is pleasant. The directions say to put on blow-dried hair. I just applied it on my freshly washed hair because I like to limit the amount of heat I put on my hair. Plus the first ingredient is water so I felt like that would be counter productive.Overall I like this product despite the small size. I will try to update if I see increased growth.

Why aren't the ingredients listed anywhere on the product page? No mention of how this is supposed to actually "work". Does not instill confidence in the product when there is little info provided (and lots of AI/stock images)I will tell you what I figured out. In short, the ingredient list is relatively short. Of all the ingredients, there are 2 that appear to be functional for hair growth, Ginger and Polygonum multiflorum extract. The latter having potential DHT inhibiting abilities.Polygonum multiflorum extract, also known as Fo-Ti, has several benefits for hair--Promotes hair growth and prevents hair loss.--Improves hair texture and nourishes the scalp.--Reduces gray hair and increases hair thickness.--Has anti-inflammatory effects on the scalp.Benefits of Ginger Extract for Hair.--Stimulates Hair Follicles Ginger Extract is renowned for its ability to stimulate hair follicles. ...--Promotes Hair Growth As a result of its positive impact on hair follicles, Ginger Extract promotes hair growth. ...--Enhances Hair Thickness ...--Protects Hair from Damage with Antioxidant Properties ...--Reduces Dandruff ...--Conditions the Scalp ...--Prevents Premature Graying ...--Adds Shine to HairOK, sounds promising. However, I promise that if you are looking for something that will make hair grow in a few days or a couple of weeks, you are off your rocker. Anything of this ilk can easily take 2-8 months, ESPECIALLY depending on where you are at in your shed and grow cycle.THAT BEING SAID, I have only recently begun using this. I have a couple of thinning spots near temples. I have been using minoxidil for several years now, and so long as I keep up with it, the rest of my hair has been for the most part maintained. I recently added in Batana oil a few months ago and have begun seeing new sprigs of hair. I dont expect the entire thinning spot to fill in no matter what I use, especially if it is related to excess DHT (know why you are using a product before using it, not everyone has excess DHT; men usually do as do PCOSinflicted women). Though the ingredients in this may be beneficial to anyone (so long as you can tolerate said ingredients).I will use this in conjunction with everything else I use.I DO NOT LIKE the roller. I think it sucks. It barely rolls, and even when it does, it barely dispenses product, and I have to keep checking to see/feel if anything is coming out. I would much prefer this in dropper form, as I would know how much I am using and can directly apply it. Annoyances like this keep me from recommending products.OH, that is another thing.. NO MENTION of how much to use. How much is in each swipe???? Is there enough of anything to be effective?? I dont know because this product page and product box, and other labeling HAVE NO USEFUL info!! Tell me 5 swipes is good, but 6 is too much and 3 is too little. I have no idea. It is a big ole guess!!How about how often? Once a day, 2x a day? 10x a day??It does say to use after blow drying. HAHAHAHA. no.Anway.. so because I am curious, I will continue to use this so long as I have patience to dispense product. I am only applying it to my temples (well, area at scalp near the temples), and I will probably do it 1-2x per day.IF I NOTICE any distinct change (good or bad) I will be sure to come back to update.2 stars. Early impression :)

I picked up this Genthair DHT Blocker to help with some early signs of hair thinning, and so far, I’m liking the convenience! The roll-on applicator makes it super easy to apply directly to the scalp without making a mess. It has a light, non-greasy feel, and I haven’t noticed any irritation, which is a big plus.As for hair growth? It’s too soon to tell, but I’m hopeful! I’ve been using it daily and massaging it in to make sure it absorbs well. The ingredients look promising, and if it actually helps with DHT buildup, I’ll be sticking with it long-term. 🔄If you’re looking for a simple, mess-free hair growth treatment, this is worth a try! I’ll update if I start seeing major results. Fingers crossed! 🤞😊

It's a roll-on, not a spray. It has a nice scent . . . and that's about it. Yeah, it doesn't work like it claims it does. I've seen zero hair growth.

The ingredients in this roll on work. There's no doubt. Blocking DHT's (for me obviously) is effective in preventing hair loss. The growth thing, well that has yet to be seen, but ti actually does work against hair fallout, which is the primary reason that I ordered it in the first place. I didn't want to see hair in the drain or on the edges, and it's working for that.But the roll on component is a little clumsy and messy. Also seems a bit wasteful. If they gave it to you in dropper form, or even like mascara for women with a comb in wide toothed brush it would be a better application method. It's not terrible, but it's not ideal.The most important thing is that it does seem to be effective, so you take the small bad with the big good I guess.

I haven't noticed much in results, which by itself doesn't cause me to leave a low review. It has more to do with the lack transparency with what the active ingredients are and that I really can't tell that I'm putting anything on my head. Barely anything comes out using the roller, so I can tell if I've applied enough...or any for that matter.I've resorted to opening the bottles and adding the contents to another product that I use, which basically means I have no idea if it is helping.