topicals and exercise?

[vetter]

Hello everyone. Newbie here. I've just started to tackle my hairloss, and am in need of some advice. I'm getting ready to get on minoxidil, revivogen, and Nizoral. I plan on using the minoxidil in the morning, and then applying the Rev. when I get home from work, and then again the minoxidil before bed due to the 3 hr required separation that rev suggests.

On to my question. I workout 6 days a week, usually at night. Does anyone know if I can still workout after applying the revivogen? Will the sweat make it less absorbable? And then after the workout, I shower, will it be a waste of even applying before hand? Any advice or possible times others use would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[stax]

Revivogen needs 3 hours to fully absorb in the scalp so i wouldn't want to work out untill 3 hours after you apply Revivogen or apply revivogen after your workout or after your shower.

 

[mvpsoft]

stax, why can't Revivogen absorb why you're working out? Unless you sweat so profusely that it all runs off you head, which is probably nearly impossible, working out opens your pores and may allow Revivogen to absorb more completely. I don't know the answer to your question, but it isn't obvious to me that working out with Revivogen on your head is going to make it impossible to absorb. I think it's likely that the opposite is true, that it will absorb faster and more completely.

 

[stax]

mvpsoft, i would think that sweating is kinda like wetting your hair which your not supposed to do for 3 hours after applying Revivogen. When you sweat your head gets wet with water and it runs down your face ect when you work up a good sweat. I mean it would basically wash it off with the sweat your head is producing and unless you only lift 5 pounds in the gym i think you're gonna work up a decent sweat. I know i do. I think the best answer would be to contact Revivogen yourself and ask them directly as they can give you the best answer.