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[Jofo]

Are you guys using Nizoral at the 1% or 2% strength?

Edited by Jofo, 09 December 2010 - 09:48 PM.

[iAcne]

Are you guys using Nizoral at the 1% or 2% strength?

I think I am using 1%. 2% is prescription I believe, correct me if I am wrong.

[Jofo]

Are you guys using Nizoral at the 1% or 2% strength?

I think I am using 1%. 2% is prescription I believe, correct me if I am wrong.

Yeah, 2% requires a prescription here in the States but I think you can buy it over the counter in Canada. It says what strength it is on the back of the box under Active Ingredient. I just bought some myself but I'm not ready to use it yet.

[iAcne]

Can anyone report on how long it takes to receive topical spiro from the hair loss website? I live in England btw and anyones delivery time from any country is helpful to me, thanks.

[iAcne]

Can anyone report on how long it takes to receive topical spiro from the hair loss website? I live in England btw and anyones delivery time from any country is helpful to me, thanks.

i have had no improvement so far btw. I am waiting for my spiro which I think will work and will try for atleast 2 months with nizoral and revivogen or until they run out. oilyoilyoily, any sucess? Thanks and keep posting guys.

[Jofo]

i have had no improvement so far btw. I am waiting for my spiro which I think will work and will try for atleast 2 months with nizoral and revivogen or until they run out.

Have you noticed if the Nizoral dries out your skin very much?

[iAcne]

i have had no improvement so far btw. I am waiting for my spiro which I think will work and will try for atleast 2 months with nizoral and revivogen or until they run out.

Have you noticed if the Nizoral dries out your skin very much?

Yeah I think it does cause it is cleaning the skin more and makes it drier for brief period of time than me just having a shower without the nizoral. This could also be the revivogen and how it is a cleanser for hair also which could dry my skin out also. I am also applying revivogen topically just to the space in between my eyebrows and leaving it on, I am applying it 2 times a day and see if it has any effects on the oilyness there for 2 weeks but I am still trying my revivogen and nizoral only on my nose area in the shower every night for 3 minutes each and washing off, so after that I apply the revivogen in between my brows. I also apply topical vitamin a (thevitamincure) to my whole face (except inbetween brows) which is the only thing I have tried so far that stops my acne and will see anything stops my oily skin and report. Keep posting guys!

[Jofo]

Anyone have an update?

[iAcne]

I have had NO improvement. I am still trying new things and learning new stuff relating to oily skin and I will report if it works.

[nos86]

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Edited by nos86, 27 December 2010 - 04:29 AM.

[nos86]

just wanted to post that i've been washing with pan oxyl 10% bar just in the evenings and for a very brief period of time and have noticed a reduction in oil production.

[iAcne]

just wanted to post that i've been washing with pan oxyl 10% bar just in the evenings and for a very brief period of time and have noticed a reduction in oil production.

Can you post the ingedients to it? and tell us your situation with oily skin please? Thanks.

[nos86]

just wanted to post that i've been washing with pan oxyl 10% bar just in the evenings and for a very brief period of time and have noticed a reduction in oil production.

Can you post the ingedients to it? and tell us your situation with oily skin please? Thanks.

Got this off of CVS website.


Active Ingredient: Benzoyl Peroxide (10%). Inactive Ingredients: Cetearyl Alcohol, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Lactic Acid, Mineral PEG-14M, Potassium Lauryl Sulfate, Purified Water, Silica, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Titanium Dioxide, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch.

I've seen improvement in reduction of oily skin. It is not an end all be all but is working non the less.

[tofupalace]

I used a topical spiro cream for a while, never saw any benefit from an oily-skin perspective. Have not seen a visible benefit from OTC Nizoral either, just seems to really dry out my skin temporarily. Just throwing in my two cents.

[iAcne]

I used a topical spiro cream for a while, never saw any benefit from an oily-skin perspective. Have not seen a visible benefit from OTC Nizoral either, just seems to really dry out my skin temporarily. Just throwing in my two cents.

It's appreciated man since you just reassured me, thanks man.
Yeah it didn't work for me also but I only did it for 2 weeks but I am still looking for a solution and will report if I ever find one. Keep strong oily people.