In a 2012 clinical study of Revita’s effectiveness， conducted by independent researchers for a government agency，
90 percent of volunteers reported less hair loss， 85 percent reported better appearance，
75 percent reported feeling cleaner， and 70 percent reported faster hair growth.
In 2013， DS Laboratories extended the successful Revita line to include new Revita.LT，
formulated especially for blond and other light colors of hair.
Unlike common shampoos， Revita contains no sodium laureth sulfate， sodium lauryl sulfate，
or other cheap detergents that inflame scalp tissue. Instead， it deploys natural cleansers;
ingredients to reduce inflammation， fungus， and dihydrotestosterone (DHT);
and compounds to boost hydration， nutrition， and protein.
Synergies between these cutting-edge ingredients mean that Revita and Revita.LT can help delay hair loss
and support restoration， so men and women at all stages of thinning can always look and feel their best.
Getting started
Premature hair loss generally distorts and diminishes self image in proportion to the thinning，
making us feel older and less attractive than our peers， especially when we are young and unattached.
Optimal treatment programs include certain lifestyle practices that can avoid loss and speed regrowth. Consider these:
•Stop using harsh chemicals， including straight-minoxidil products， which can irritate.
•Exercise regularly to improve circulation， lower stress， and reduce androgen levels naturally.
•Use a comb， gently， instead of a brush.
•Seek treatment for medical conditions.
•Eat a balanced diet.
•Discontinue birth-control pills.
Treatment options
Three forms of treatment are effective for men: surgical reconfiguration of the scalp， drugs taken orally，
and lotions applied topically， which are also appropriate for women.
Micro-graft transplantation usually gives the best and longest-lasting results for men，
since follicles retain their genetic programming to grow even after they are moved.
Current procedures using smaller grafts give a more natural appearance than the larger plugs used a few years ago.
The excision of bald scalp and the stretching of hirsute scalp is another surgical technique，
sometimes used in conjunction with transplantation.
Of course， there is pain， inconvenience， and cost.
One oral drug， finasteride， was approved a few years ago for men.
The 5α-reductase inhibitor arrests hair loss by reducing the DHT produced in the prostate.
Half of drug users regrow some lost hair.
As a side effect， however， men may lose libido. It returns when the drug is discontinued.
Three topical compounds have proved highly effective in clinical trials published in peer-reviewed medical journals.
They are minoxidil， Aminexil®， and procyanidin B-2.
Minoxidil was discovered decades ago， but newer， more promising ion-channel openers are now on the market.
Two topical formulas， Spectral.DNC-N® and Spectral.DNC-S®， contain these cutting-edge ingredients，
plus Aminexil®， procyanidin B-2， and a battery of auxiliary agents known to enhance effectiveness.
Conclusion
Despite the many scientific advances of the last decade， most treatments still work best in the early stages of balding，
since delicate follicles atrophy over time. In the first 10 or 15 years of shedding， follicles retain their potential to grow.
After 15 or 20 years， however， fewer will respond to treatment.
Using Revita shampoo， especially in conjunction with a topical treatment such as Spectral.DNC-N or Spectral.DNC-S，
allows users to retain and restore their hair with minimal cost and no pain or side effects.
Direction Apply as you would a regular shampoo Repeat and leave it on the scalp for three to five minutes. If desired， follow with a high-quality conditioner such as Revita.COR. For optimal results， Revita should be used at least five times per week.
After applying Revita with a gentle massage， leave it on the scalp for one to two minutes before rinsing.
