Tretinoin every other day? (with daily minoxidil) Minoxidil 10/22/2024
Using Tretinoin every other day with daily Minoxidil may help with hair regrowth, and some users find it more effective than daily use. There are concerns about irritation and absorption, but small amounts seem to minimize harm.
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