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JCHO1547
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I am going to try shampoo.. Nizoral or Revita

I was curious whats the percent of KETOCONAZOLE is in Revita? I was considering using Nizoral 2% but is it ideal to try 1% first?

Please reply asap because I am about to buy the shampoo. Thank you

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EnterTheDragon
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 		i used revita and it is nothing special for me. try the nizoral. i have not used it but from reading it is better than the revita

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sekar
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 		I am using Nizoral 2% - its pretty fine..use it atleast 4 times a week...and leave it on for 5 mins before rinsing...i can say it just reduced the no. of hairs falling everyday while washing...i also spray coffee decoction as well before washing...

i havent tried revita though.

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Norwood_III
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 		Nizoral, no contest.

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wildhair
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 		Reading from the Revita product info booklet it contains 1% Ketoconazole, 4% caffeine, Emu oil, Apple Polyphenol, Copper Peptides, MSM, Rooibos, Biotin and various amino acids... I don't know if it works yet.

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sekar
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 		the elements in Revita, as wildhair posted, looks good...Nizoral does not contain many of them - caffeine, peptide etc..

You may also want to check out Alpecin..

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nonstop
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 		I have had to cut down on Revita because I get irritation and even acne from it. Never tried Nizoral, but thinking about going that way now.

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