Wondering if my regimen is wrong.

[cardel25]

Hi.

 

As you can see from my signature i use both propecia,minoxidil,nizoral and Revita shampoo.

Im wondering if using the revita shampoo is doing me any good when i already use all those other products ? Ive just seen it beeing proposed on hairlosstalk. I want to add a conditioner when i grow my hair longer after HT. I have thought about using Revitas conditioner as i am really satisfied with the way Revita shampoo makes my hair look like. But is it too much ?

[mattj]

Of the treatments you're using, the Revita shampoo is almost certainly the least beneficial and the one to ditch if you have to cut down. Is it the cost that's an issue?

 

If you feel that the Revita shampoo has a unique and worthwhile effect, and you can afford to continue using it, then there's no reason why it would be too much.

 

You should look around at some of the long lists of treatments some other guys use.

[cardel25]

Of the treatments you're using, the Revita shampoo is almost certainly the least beneficial and the one to ditch if you have to cut down. Is it the cost that's an issue?

 

If you feel that the Revita shampoo has a unique and worthwhile effect, and you can afford to continue using it, then there's no reason why it would be too much.

 

You should look around at some of the long lists of treatments some other guys use.

 

Thank you for your reply. I think that it makes my hair look nicer but i cant measure if it helps preventing hair loss. I can definately pay for it so if it doenst harm i might as well keep using it.

[Blake Bloxham]

Cardel,

 

The combination of finasteride, minoxidil, and ketoconazole shampoos (like Nizoral) is usually referred to as the "big three," and is probably the most effective non-surgical hair loss solution you can utilize at the moment. I highly recommend sticking with these three. Good luck!

[cardel25]

Of the treatments you're using, the Revita shampoo is almost certainly the least beneficial and the one to ditch if you have to cut down. Is it the cost that's an issue?

 

If you feel that the Revita shampoo has a unique and worthwhile effect, and you can afford to continue using it, then there's no reason why it would be too much.

 

You should look around at some of the long lists of treatments some other guys use.

 

What i am concerned about is sf combining Revita Shampoo and Nizoral 2 % can cause shedding. I know that extencive use of one of them can cause shedding.

[cardel25]

Cardel,

 

The combination of finasteride, minoxidil, and ketoconazole shampoos (like Nizoral) is usually referred to as the "big three," and is probably the most effective non-surgical hair loss solution you can utilize at the moment. I highly recommend sticking with these three. Good luck!

 

Thank you for your reply. I will definately stick with those.

[cardel25]

Im wondering if Revivogen is a better supply to Finasterid, Minoxidil and Nizoral than Revita. Revita has the same DHT blocking ingredient as Nizoral Whereas Revivogen has Saw Palmetto as the DHT blocking ingredient.