Can you avoid drying out hair with nizoral using conditioner?
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hair_tomorrow
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By all means - use the conditioner of your choice. (Yes, it will help.)
How about doing this vs. using Revita every other day? I like that Revita includes other checmicals that help hair.hair_tomorrow said:
Secondly, by using conditioner along with nizoral, are you completely deterring your hair from ever becoming dried out or just re-moisturizing it? If the latter, it would seem like you are still putting some extra stress on your hair by putting it through all of those states in such a short period of time.
My hair got really limp and dry with nizoral, so I went and got American Crew Tea Tree conditioner and its so awesome, my hair is shiny and soft. Also, some people may find this gross, but I noticed that shampooing my hair everyday made it look terrible and I felt I was stripping natural good-oils off my scalp, so I just shampoo every other day and use the conditioner on the nizoral days... also I live in Los Angeles, and have noticed that the homeless people have tons of hair here, what gives?
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JohnC43 said:
Everyon'e hair is different - and will respond differtly to shampoos and conditioners. Revita every other day should be fine. For ME - revita was like a conditioning shampoo - OTHERS claimed it dried their hair out - so go figger.
I belive using a conditioner is meant for re-moisturizing. Basically - you just need to condition as needed - however often is needed for your partticular hair type.
I use emu oil or an essential oils cocktail before bed - so I hardly ever have to condition anymore.
hair_tomorrow said:
Everyon'e hair is different - and will respond differtly to shampoos and conditioners. Revita every other day should be fine. For ME - revita was like a conditioning shampoo - OTHERS claimed it dried their hair out - so go figger.
I belive using a conditioner is meant for re-moisturizing. Basically - you just need to condition as needed - however often is needed for your partticular hair type.
I use emu oil or an essential oils cocktail before bed - so I hardly ever have to condition anymore.[/quote:1yl8ouc0]
So how much more effective would 2% nizoral be over Revita? Am I alot better off doin nizoral 2% + conditioner?
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Revita vs nizoral 2%?
It's almost apples and oranges because revita has so much other stuff, but only 1% ket.
I used to use revita 4-5x weekly and nizoral 2% 2x weekly.
My personal preference would be to alternate both - or just stick w/ the nizoral 2%.
It's almost apples and oranges because revita has so much other stuff, but only 1% ket.
I used to use revita 4-5x weekly and nizoral 2% 2x weekly.
My personal preference would be to alternate both - or just stick w/ the nizoral 2%.
Well if both have keta in them why can't you compare them? Do those other ingredients hinder the effectiveness of keta? Maybe I should ask - is nizoral 1% comparable to Revita in effectiveness? If so, which is more effective - 2% or 1% nizoral?hair_tomorrow said:
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JohnC43 said:
At the risk of repeating jmyself . . .
Revita vs nizoral 2%?
It's almost apples and oranges because revita has so much other stuff, but only 1% ket.
I used to use revita 4-5x weekly and nizoral 2% 2x weekly.
My personal preference would be to alternate both - or just stick w/ the nizoral 2%.
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JohnC43 said:
Why don't you get both???
nizoral is supposed to be used once every 3-4 days, it's not an everyday shampoo. In the days that you don't use nizoral you could use revita.
I've tried nizoral with and without conditioner. Conditioner helps, but I can do without it.
I guess I'm just repeating what already has been said in the thread.