So what's the verdict- is Revita almost as effective as nizoral?

JohnC43

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If so, why isn't it discussed more on here? I would think it would be a good alternative to nizoral for those looking to combat some of the drying/harshness effects of it.
 

SoThatsLife

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Both contains keto, which has proven to be a stimulant for hair growth. Revita contains other stuff that have been shown to work somewhat, but in a shampoo not everything penetrates the skin and shampooing everyday heightens the risk of developing bad scalp health.

It would be nice if someone tested it for 6 months, I guess it could work as a nice add-on to any regime, ONLY if the extra ingredients in Revita don't work against each other. Again, a lot of hairsites earn quite a lot of money on advertising(gourmetstylewellness.com actually has very little adds compared to others), it would have been nice if some of those earnings went into small research studies.
 

Cassin

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SoThatsLife said:
. Again, a lot of hairsites earn quite a lot of money on advertising(gourmetstylewellness.com actually has very little adds compared to others), it would have been nice if some of those earnings went into small research studies.

The owner of this site turns down a lot of cash regularly for various reasons that are not my place to go into detail but IMO they are all honest and good ones.

It never ceases to amaze me and not a lot of people would do that.
 

Grantspots

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SoThatsLife said:
a lot of hairsites earn quite a lot of money on advertising(gourmetstylewellness.com actually has very little adds compared to others)
Yes. Very little. Zero.

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ali777

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SoThatsLife said:
It would be nice if someone tested it for 6 months, I guess it could work as a nice add-on to any regime, ONLY if the extra ingredients in Revita don't work against each other. Again, a lot of hairsites earn quite a lot of money on advertising(gourmetstylewellness.com actually has very little adds compared to others), it would have been nice if some of those earnings went into small research studies.

I have used it regularly for 6 months now, I've just started my 7th month. TBH, I don't know what to compare it against so I can't really make an objective comparison.

It's a decent shampoo, leaves the hair soft and clean. I had a very small shed for the first week, but that could have been caused by anything. I also thought my hair grew slightly quicker, I have to underline THOUGHT and SLITGHLY here, it was nothing significant. Individual hair strands feel stronger (read as healthy) than before as well. I don't think the diameter of the hair strands has grown, my hair doesn't feel thicker. But then again, minor changes in the diameter would be impossible to observe with a naked eye.

I wrote in another thread and the Admin objected some of my statements. DS Labs has no published results for their claims, the whole formula is based on the assumption that throwing in a few components will work together. The booklet that comes with the shampoo states that "It's the most effective hair growth stimulating shampoo in the market". Legally, to make those claims they need to back them up with data, which doesn't exist. I think their marketing strategy is a bit suspect.
 

Fundi

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Decent shampoo in my opinion. I think it's good for the hair, and I think I shed less hairs now.
 

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ali777 said:
I have used it regularly for 6 months now, I've just started my 7th month.
Assuming this is even a hair loss treatment per se, 6 months is still a bit too early to evaluate results.

I wrote in another thread and the Admin objected some of my statements. DS Labs has no published results for their claims, the whole formula is based on the assumption that throwing in a few components will work together. The booklet that comes with the shampoo states that "It's the most effective hair growth stimulating shampoo in the market". Legally, to make those claims they need to back them up with data, which doesn't exist. I think their marketing strategy is a bit suspect.
I didn't disagree with any part of what you just now said.

Everything you're saying seems accurate, and reflects good judgment. My point was that this shampoo is best considered an alternative to Nizoral, rather than a hair loss treatment. To my understanding, DS Labs absolutely does not recommend using the shampoo by itself. Even they have stated that the shampoo must be combined with their other product.

Its very similar to Revivogen and Revivogen shampoo. The shampoo is not the hair loss treatment. The scalp therapy which stays on all day, is.

Since Nizoral can dry your hair out, assuming this shampoo really does have 1% Ketoconazole in it, it would be a good alternative to Nizoral.

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I've recently received Revita, but only used it once so far, my hair felt okay afterwards, but not as good as it feels after Jasons thin to thick. To early for a informed opinion, but i'm worried that they have just taken a kitchen sink approach and threw lots of stuff in their with no synergy between the ingredients.
 

treadstone

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That's my concern. How do they know that tossing in all these ingredients aren't interfering with one another?
 

Cassin

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treadstone said:
That's my concern. How do they know that tossing in all these ingredients aren't interfering with one another?


Which is why I always shake my head at people who go with the kitchen sink approach and complain that nothing is working.
 

Grantspots

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Well, I would tend to assume a kitchen sink approach has more potential to work than not work. You really need to look at the specific ingredients. I can't think of any examples where things would cancel eachother out in a typical kitchen sink regimen. It is funny when people complain they don't know whats working though. You lose the right to wonder that when you go gangbusters and pour everything on your head. :) However when it comes to "Revita" - having an anti-inflammatory ingredient alongside caffeine doesn't totally make sense to me. Also, is Ketokonazole easy to toss into a shampoo, or do we have reason to wonder if its really in there?

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