Skin, Hair & Nails
Women’s Rogaine 5% Minoxidil Foam Hair Regrowth Treatment – 2-Month Supply
Women’s Rogaine 2% Minoxidil Hair Regrowth Treatment – 1-Month Supply
Women’s Rogaine 2% Minoxidil Hair Regrowth Treatment – 3-Month Supply
Men’s Rogaine 5% Minoxidil Foam – 1-Month Hair Regrowth Supply
Women’s Rogaine 5% Minoxidil Hair Regrowth Treatment – 4-Month Supply
Men’s Rogaine Foam Hair Regrowth Treatment – 3-Month Supply
Skin, Hair & Nails: Treatments That Work, by Concern
Skin, hair and nails covers the everyday treatments for the things people most often want to fix, thinning hair, athlete’s foot, nail problems and skin health. We stock trusted brand names like Rogaine, Lotrimin, Kerasal and Heliocare, with honest guidance so you can match the right product to your concern.
Shop by concern
Start with what you want to treat, and pick the proven product for it:
Hair regrowth
Minoxidil (Rogaine) is the only over-the-counter ingredient proven to regrow hair, best started early. Different strengths for men and women.
Athlete’s foot
Lotrimin is a proven antifungal cream that relieves the itching, burning and cracking of athlete’s foot and clears the infection.
Nail repair
Kerasal restores the appearance of nails damaged by fungus, improving look and texture. For an active infection, see a doctor about antifungal treatment too.
Skin support
Heliocare is a daily antioxidant supplement that supports skin from within. It complements, but never replaces, sunscreen and sun-smart habits.
Thinking about hair regrowth? Our in-depth guide answers the big question, does Rogaine work, and explains men vs women strengths, foam vs liquid, and what to realistically expect.
Getting the best results
Most skin, hair and nail treatments reward patience and consistency. Minoxidil takes three to six months and only works while you keep using it. Antifungal creams for athlete’s foot should be used for the full course on the pack, even after the itching stops, or the infection can return. Nail changes are slow because nails grow slowly. Whatever you are treating, follow the label and give it a fair, consistent run before judging.
When to see a doctor
See a doctor or dermatologist if hair loss is sudden, patchy, or comes with a rash or scarring, if a skin or foot infection spreads, weeps or does not improve with an over-the-counter treatment, or if a nail is painful, or changing colour or shape in a way that worries you, especially if you have diabetes or poor circulation. Over-the-counter products treat common, everyday problems; anything unusual, worsening or persistent deserves a professional look.