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rcom440 said:
Revita is 1% ketoconazole, like Nizorelle.
Revita vs Tricomin vs Nizoral??
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Revita is 1% ketoconazole, like Nizorelle.
rcom440
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This is what I have found about Nizoral on http://howtoall.com
"Anti-androgen
Of course, when the follicles shrink the life cycle of the hair becomes shorter with
every cycle, this leads to hair miniaturization. By reducing the binding of di-
hydrotestosterone or DHT, Nizoral helps to reverse or slow down the process of
hair loss.
* It was found in a study by Pierard Franchimont C and his team, appearing in the
journal, Dermatology, dated 1994, that ketoconazole had similar effects on hair
growth to minoxidil 2%. So, Nizoral's effect on hair loss is possibly significantly
underestimated."
"di-hydrotestosterone or DHT, Nizoral helps to reverse or slow down the process of hair loss." - I was always wondering how accurate is that sentence.
Do you guys believe that Nizoral (or any other shampoo with ketoconazole) is a mild Anti-androgen ?
"Anti-androgen
Of course, when the follicles shrink the life cycle of the hair becomes shorter with
every cycle, this leads to hair miniaturization. By reducing the binding of di-
hydrotestosterone or DHT, Nizoral helps to reverse or slow down the process of
hair loss.
* It was found in a study by Pierard Franchimont C and his team, appearing in the
journal, Dermatology, dated 1994, that ketoconazole had similar effects on hair
growth to minoxidil 2%. So, Nizoral's effect on hair loss is possibly significantly
underestimated."
"di-hydrotestosterone or DHT, Nizoral helps to reverse or slow down the process of hair loss." - I was always wondering how accurate is that sentence.
Do you guys believe that Nizoral (or any other shampoo with ketoconazole) is a mild Anti-androgen ?
I feel I should chime in. I've been using Revita almost daily for about 7 weeks now. (Too much? Maybe.) Anyway, I'm not having good results like some members here have. In fact a GREAT DEAL of my hair has fallen out while on it. That's about it. Around the 2nd or 3rd week my head kept stinging (especially when I very, very lightly) touched it. I've lost density in my hair. I feel my hairline has crept up and receded drastically. Especially my temples. I can't believe how high up it's gotten. I noticed slight hair thickening the first week, After that it went straight to heck. My hair growing from the front forelock is very thin and wispy now. I don't think I'll be getting another bottle of Revita. I'm going to try Tricomin now.
And this probably doesn't matter but I feel a little thickening of my hair from starting Spectral-DNC L. I've only been on it 2 weeks. It could be my imagination, though.
In Short, Revita shampoo damaged my hair.
And this probably doesn't matter but I feel a little thickening of my hair from starting Spectral-DNC L. I've only been on it 2 weeks. It could be my imagination, though.
In Short, Revita shampoo damaged my hair.
I have been using Nizoral. Not much the past 2 months because I've been giving Revita a good go. But I never had such symptoms from nizoral. I find nizoral a good shampoo. Not great but good. It does make my scalp feel good. what it's doing for hair growth I can't say. But yes, Revita has caused quite a shed. I'm apprehensive about continuing. I know the booklet said it should be used for 3 months but I'm curious about Tricomin. And it's cheaper. Even though I got my Revita on Ebay for 19 dollars.
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NateF said:
If I were you I would go for Nizoral because it has ketoconazole. I have never used Tricomin Shampoo but I'm not impressed by the ingredient list. Tricomin Shampoo doesn't have ketoconazole. Moreover, I didn't see many Tricomin Shampoo success stories.
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Bryan said:
Subtract the non-medicated shampoo for a Piroctone Olamine-based one.
I don't understand why people give finasteride 6 months but expect results from these shampoos after two weeks. Maybe shedding is a sign it works?
And what's with the "I used product X for three days, now my hair feels thicker" thing -- there's no cure on this earth that would make a change in a few days. Your hair doesn't grow that fast.
And what's with the "I used product X for three days, now my hair feels thicker" thing -- there's no cure on this earth that would make a change in a few days. Your hair doesn't grow that fast.
I´ve been using Revita for about 1.5 month now. I must say it is the best shampoo I´ve ever used. Don´t make my hair dry and the hair is very easy to comb after showering. No need to use a conditioner. I use it everyday.
However, I can´t say that it has reduced the shedding or that it has regroved any new hairs. About the price: In my opinion it is not that expensive, becouse you don´t need to use much of it. I´m still on the first bottle, I think one bottle can last easily for 3 moths when it is used daily.
However, I can´t say that it has reduced the shedding or that it has regroved any new hairs. About the price: In my opinion it is not that expensive, becouse you don´t need to use much of it. I´m still on the first bottle, I think one bottle can last easily for 3 moths when it is used daily.
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i think
revita shampoo because of the ingredients nourishing hair and scalp,
followed by
Nano shampoo or conditioner because of the nano growth stimulant
every other day
2% nizoral because it cleans the scalp
revita shampoo because of the ingredients nourishing hair and scalp,
followed by
Nano shampoo or conditioner because of the nano growth stimulant
every other day
2% nizoral because it cleans the scalp