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bootckyking,
how often do you use Nizoral? Nizoral shampoo can dry out the hair and scalp when using it more than 2 times a week. Nioxin never dried out my hair when using it. However, my advice would be to stop or reduce use of these shampoos for a week or two and see if your scalp and hair go back to normal. Best wishes, Bill
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I jst started to cut back the nizoral 2% to once a week now. However, i still use both Nioxin level "1" shampoo and conditioner 3 times a week. Can i use a my nioxin conditioner after i use the Nizoral? - |
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However, if this doesn't help eliminate your hair and scalp dryness, I'd consider stopping all of them for a week or two and use regular shampoo and conditioner to see if your condition improves. It's all about finding the source that is causing the dryness and then minimizing or eliminating it. Best wishes, Bill
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I'd like to deal with it and i think Nioxin conditioner and shampon kinda help out. Is there anything that i can appply or cream or somthing that will jst fix my issue? - |
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bootckyking,
If you've had extremely dry hair for a long time and nothing over the counter has worked to resolve it, consider consulting with a dermatologist to see what he/she recommends. Best wishes, Bill
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it might also depend on the water you use.
I had no problems at one complex, but when I moved I started to get a very dry scalp, but whenever I flew home to NY (I Live in CA) I had no problems but some home remedies might help a solution of lemon/lime juice and warm water works you could sub with apple cider vin if you want but I also get a mixture off egg rosemary and garlic and let that sit in my hair for 10-15 min before I shower, and it has imporved my dandruff situation by 90% maybe it was the revita, so now I stopped using it so much I went from using it 5 days a week to maybe twice I also switch up my shampoos daily
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Aussie makes a new shampoo that is a miracle for this dilema and it's cheap too!! It's called cleanse and mend. You can get it anywhere. But, i tried the conditioner that goes with it and it sucks and made my hair feel a little waxy. So stick with a good conditioner you like.
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A good medicated shampoo I have been using is Revita, very high quality, my hair is also naturally dry and Revita makes it look the best of all the products I have used in the past, plus it helps slow down the hair loss.
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Try the Super Hair Energizer shampoo. Just follow the link below. http://www.hairlosswatch.com/super_hair_energizer.htm I, as you, had very dry blond hair. Within a few applications, my dryness problem disappeared. The cost of the product is very reasonable. Best of luck. fhsmith |
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