What shampoo between nizoral?
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I use Jonhson's Baby Shampoo, it's gentle and leaves your hair soft and thick looking.
I tried experimenting with Schwarzkopf because it smelt so freaking good but it left my hair looking horrible.
So I'll stick with Johnson's Baby Shampoo.
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I tried experimenting with Schwarzkopf because it smelt so freaking good but it left my hair looking horrible.
So I'll stick with Johnson's Baby Shampoo.
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I usually use different types of organic shampoos besides Nizoral, and I never buy the same brand twice in the row, always try to change up your shampoo.
I usually buy shampoo from smaller brands with only natural ingredients or at least with very little Synthetic Ingredients. I try to stay away from the big brands because they usually have the worst shampoos.
I usually buy shampoo from smaller brands with only natural ingredients or at least with very little Synthetic Ingredients. I try to stay away from the big brands because they usually have the worst shampoos.
Receding89
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Revivogen shampoo - very good.
Jacob
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squeegee said:
I think they're at least just as good as anything else :shock: There are some others I'd love to try..but I do love the Andalou line so far. Non- plant stem cell based ones I like are Lamas' Chinese herbal....Elsom's Micellarin Green...Bioclin Phydrium Advance...and Dermaheal.
Here's one plant stem cell one I'd love to try(scroll down): http://www.labosuisse.com/Products_hairloss_stem_int.aspx
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israelite said:
The active ingredient it contains is 3-carboxylic acid pyridine n-oxide, also known as nicotinic acid n-oxide (NANO). It also contains at least one SOD (superoxide dismutase).
Dr. Proctor has used NANO for many years in his products, and says it stimulates hair growth in a manner rather similar to minoxidil.
israelite said:
No. It uses ammonium laureth sulfate and ammonium lauryl sulfate.
Jacob
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Dr Proctor has used NANO for many years, and just as with his Prox's.... has no evidence for it/them working as claimed. He and Bryan also put out this idiotic sales pitch that places like LEF sell a "watered down" version to explain why it's cheaper(& the ingreds lists are exactly the same). I'm sure you're like me..would love to have a watered-down version of a product to treat something as hard to deal with as male pattern baldness :shock: Gee..I think I'll spend the extra money on the real thing. Thanks for telling us Doctor!
Jacob
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Well you could have gotten the same thing, cheaper...was my point.
There are ingredients in Prox, according to Bryan and Dr. P, that aren't even disclosed. I think that's just another B.S. sales-pitch..but if true, wouldn't you like to know what you're putting on your head? :dunno:
There are ingredients in Prox, according to Bryan and Dr. P, that aren't even disclosed. I think that's just another B.S. sales-pitch..but if true, wouldn't you like to know what you're putting on your head? :dunno:
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I use a generic version of Neutrogena's T-sal that I get from CVS. It doesn't have a smell which I like, very affordable and it's a mild exfoliant so that minoxidil can penetrate easier. Is anyone finding nizoral yet? I use regenepure dr but it's expensive so i try to use it twice a week at most.
I'm in San Diego and I found nizoral at a Walgreens in El Cajon which is a couple of cities over. I checked their website online.. showed the availability. It was the closest place to me that had it. Supposedly the Walmart there had it too but when I got there they told me they don't sell it anymore. I just recently started my regimen and didn't realize it was scarce at the time. I thought I was just striking out. I bought 2 at the time just cause it was a bit harder to find. But they sell it on their website.. http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/nizora ... 07-productNene said: