Using Nizoral + LLT. Anyone else getting an oily scalp?

I only use nizoral 3 times a month. Maybe you should switch to a 1% formulation. Revita has 1% nizoral in it. I used it last summer and liked it a lot, but stopped using it since it's kinda pricey. I'm thinking about using it again. I have a feeling that it'll be a good pre-laser shampoo, considering that it also has emu oil and copper peptides in it.

Edit: i meant to say that Revita has 1% ketoconazole (which is the active ingredient in nizoral shampoo), not 1% nizoral.

I am one of the few with mpb that does not suffer from oil, flakes, or major inflamation and it seems the few times in the past I have used niz I have had big time overnight problems with my scalp. Almost an opposite effect like dryness, itch, and my hair overall feeeling and looking like shit.

I have used nizoral 2% for yrs, but only since the doctor told me i have seborraic dermititis, i started using it every day, and did so for months even though ur only supposed to use it everyday for a few weeks then go to twice weekly, but now i use it once every week. just enough for it to kill the microorganisms that cause seb. derm.

IMO people with seb. derm, should use it only once a week, and anyone else shouldnt use it at all, or at least use 1%.

its a great drug for treating seboraic dermititis, but its useless for everyday mpb, and its anti-androgenic properties do not outweigh the side effects like dry scalp, irritation and shedding.