Regenepure vs Nizoral??
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rcom440
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I would stick with Nizoral, I've heard from people who used Regenepure it made their hair look lifeless - very flat, no volume. But I never used myself so its just the stiff I've heard.
When I couldn't get Nizoral , I ordered Revita but I had bad experience with this shampoo. I'm glad Nizoral is back in stock!
When I couldn't get Nizoral , I ordered Revita but I had bad experience with this shampoo. I'm glad Nizoral is back in stock!
Jacob
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And there's yet another new poster..pushing Regenepure. http://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/interact/showthread.php/47662-Regenepure-vs-Nizoral/page6
Nizoral can be found at Amazon.com...Ebay...etc.
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And now they're spam'n their new minoxidil product: *link removed- post was deleted*
Oh yeah...let's carry Regenepure! That's how we roll! :doh:
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And the same company has that Luxury Barber site. Notice he's spam'n that as well:*link removed- post was deleted*
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I've used both Nizoral 1% and RegenePure DR, and both have been fine for me. Right now I'm using RegenePure, but when it runs out I'm not sure whether I'll stick with it or go back to Nizoral.
rcom440
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They started producing Nizoral again so its going to be everywhere soon so do not overpay for it. When it comes to Regenepure, its simply overpriced Nizoral.
Stick with Nizoral people and invest that extra money in something different than Regenepure.
The problem with Nizoral is that the company has been unreliable as of late. I have switched to Regenepure and it seems ok. I don't think this stuff adds much more to the Rogaine / Propecia regimen, but I will say that the Regenepure ingredients have just about everything that MIGHT have an additional small positive effect on hair growth.
Therefore, if you want to throw absolutely everything that is reasonably available out there at your hair loss, I would say Regenepure is a little better than Nizoral. More expensive, but at least you can always get in online unlike Nizoral, which goes in and out of production unpredictably.
Therefore, if you want to throw absolutely everything that is reasonably available out there at your hair loss, I would say Regenepure is a little better than Nizoral. More expensive, but at least you can always get in online unlike Nizoral, which goes in and out of production unpredictably.
JonnyKid
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I have been using Regenepure DR for a while now, I had a hard time getting Nizoral and decided to try Regenepure DR. There is a definite cosmetic difference. Makes my hair immediately thicker and fuller. Its a shampoo and I realize that its not going to perform miracles but all the ingredients are good like the Ketoconazole. Its a better product then Nizoral just based on the ingredients. Not sure if there are any long term effects but I am maintaining my hairline :-D Anyone that claims that it is a bad product is just silly, the ingredients are there and its a high quality shampoo and cleanses my scalp and helps with sebum buildup. I would say its one of the best out there and I have tried quite a few. Definitely a good addition to my hair loss maintenance. I also use it on my skin for pimples, it dries them out really well....
badluckdude
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This was the most lastest thread I can find, but for what its worth, both regenepure NT and DR, and nizoroal made me shed more hair. Especially the nizoral. I dont know why I would lose more hair with the NT as well but I guess something it in it just doesnt agree with me. Imo the best shampoo I ever used hands down is tricomin. Nothing even comes close. Im tempted to try those pura d'or shampoos but meh looks like so many fake ratings who knows...