Revita Shampoo.

[decro435]

Has anyone been using this product for 6 months?
If so what is your conclusion?

It seems like one of the best Shampoos out there , I can imagine the only reason more people don't use it is because of it's high cost. It seems to have many ingredients that are claimed to combine antioxidant effects, anti-DHT properties, powerful hydrating molecules, hair growth stimulants and structural amino acids.

The main active ingredients include procyanidin B2 and C1 (apple extract), copper peptides, spin traps (antioxidants that provide protection against free radicals), ketoconazole, roolbos (a hardy shrub indigenous to South Africa, which has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and, based on one small study, is associated with promoting hair growth), methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), caffeine (4%), emu oil (rich in essential fatty acids), amino acids and biotin.

Now whether any of these ingredients really do anything when applied to the scalp for 3-5 minutes daily is a different story. Is it really worth paying the extra $15-$20 for a more advanced Nizoral?

I have tried it before myself , but never reordered. I ordered 3 tubes yesterday , hopefully that will last me a while. The first thing I noticed when I recieved my first Bottle of Revita Shampoo was it's impressive packaging and instructions. It explains each of it's ingredients in detail with studies which can be seen here: http://divineskin.com/revita/technical.asp

Now , I know impressive instructions and packaging can't fight Male Pattern Baldness , but they do look interesting on paper.

 

[Mens Rea]

id like to know this too

im not interested in paying as much as i pay for finasteride minoxidil and nizoral all together on a shampoo that isn't going to do anything so i too would like to knwo if anyone's got results on this stuff.

 

[ali777]

What would you like to know??

I've been using it for about 9-10 months now. Apart from being a decent shampoo, I don't think it's done much for my hair.

You have to understand that despite all the fancy ingredients in it, shampoo on its own will not give you hair. You have to use it in conjunction with minoxidil or finasteride.

 

[Nuli]

Sure it lists a lot of nice ingredients, but how high is the % of each ingredient? I would guess not enough to be very effective.

 

[pproctor]

Revita looks to be a knock off of our products. Gotta admit they have a lot of nerve, though. Some of their advertising even directly quotes our patents. Anyway, why use a knock off when you can get the real thing (our products) and more besides.?

Thanks for bringing this product to my attention. These folks need to take a license on our patents.

BTW, another knock-off of our products is Pureology's "NANOworks" products. They not only swipe our long-established NANO Shampoo and NANO Conditioner trademarks. they also infringe at least two of our patents. Funny thing is that L'Oreal owns Pureology. I have contacted them about this matter.

Peter H. Proctor, PhD,MD

 

[savalous]

I've been using the product 7-days a week (following the directions 2 apps) for 8 months, also with topical revivogen. My hair loss is not that bad, but over the 8 months i've gained way more hair, not sure what product is helping? I do like the way revita leaves my hair and plan on continued use!

 

[decro435]

Well, I guess it can't hurt to use it, but is it really worth the price?

You can't really prove if it's Revivogen or Revita that's helping you.

 

[savalous]

I would think it's the revivogen but who knows.. Is worth the price? All these products are grossly over priced! depends how important your is