Nizerol 1% V 2% Shampoo?
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I've notice that two or three days without nizoral 2% and my hair gets really oily. When I run my hands through my hair, you can physically see the oil. After a session with nizoral 2% for 10 minutes on top, my scalp feels good and the oil is of course gone for the meantime.
I've never tried 1% and 2% here in AU is OTC (no prescription required). I may try 1% if it is deemed just as effective because 2% is not only in a much smaller bottle, but is also much more expensive than 1%.
Though, on the other hand I like to employ the use of products which optimal strength...
Seems to be a lot of buzz surrounding Revita shampoo at the moment as if it were a holy grail of some sort.
I've never tried 1% and 2% here in AU is OTC (no prescription required). I may try 1% if it is deemed just as effective because 2% is not only in a much smaller bottle, but is also much more expensive than 1%.
Though, on the other hand I like to employ the use of products which optimal strength...
Seems to be a lot of buzz surrounding Revita shampoo at the moment as if it were a holy grail of some sort.
hair_tomorrow
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They say that the 1% is about as effective as the 2% in treating hairloss.
The 2% is harsher and should only be used 2 - 3 x weekly. Be prepared to condition afterwards.
The 1% is nice, not as harsh on your hair and can be used more frequently if desired.
I've been using it every other day for the last 1/2 year or so. Have since started revita so I'm phasing out the nizoral entirely.
The 2% is harsher and should only be used 2 - 3 x weekly. Be prepared to condition afterwards.
The 1% is nice, not as harsh on your hair and can be used more frequently if desired.
I've been using it every other day for the last 1/2 year or so. Have since started revita so I'm phasing out the nizoral entirely.