This right here. That was such an obvious red flag lol.
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When will people realize that ketoconazole in itself doesn't dry your scalp... It's the high percentage of cheap anionic surfactants in the shampoo that strip the sebum/oil from your scalp/hair, hence the dryness.
Pure ketoconazole doesn't do any of that. I've been adding pure ketoconazole to my topicals for over a year now and there's zero dryness. And I use pure pharma grade ketoconazole, not grey market.
Pure ketoconazole doesn't do any of that. I've been adding pure ketoconazole to my topicals for over a year now and there's zero dryness. And I use pure pharma grade ketoconazole, not grey market.
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Yes it's the dirty ingredients that cause dryness and damage.
Do you have results with topical keto?
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I'm using many things at once, so difficult to tell. But I do think it has a place in a broad-spectrum protocol. Unless you're already using a different, stronger AR antagonist twice a day, then maybe not.
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What % ketoconazole do you use in your solutions? 2%?
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The % I'm using doesn't really matter. The total drug administration volume per application matters. And I'm applying 60mg of ketoconazole once a day in my PM topical. You can divide that into 3ml of 2% or 6ml of 1%. I'm personally using the latter as I prefer 6ml to cover my entire scalp thoroughly.