Regenepure
Regenepure focuses on the scalp: the DR treatment shampoo with ketoconazole, the milder NT shampoo and a conditioner with biotin. Below we explain how the two shampoos differ and how to alternate them.Read more →
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Regenepure shampoo: two bottles, one routine
Regenepure is an American hair care brand built around the scalp, not around styling. The line is deliberately small: two treatment shampoos, a conditioner with biotin and a few leave-in products. Everything is free from sulfates and parabens, which matters if you wash often or have coloured or keratin-treated hair.
DR and NT are made for different days
DR is the treatment product. It contains ketoconazole at 1%, an antifungal ingredient, plus saw palmetto extract, caffeine, zinc oxide and vitamin B6. Used every day it can leave the lengths feeling dry. NT is the gentler partner, with panthenol, lecithin and caffeine. NT also contains parfum, while DR has no added fragrance, which is useful to know if scent bothers you. Most people alternate the two, and that is how the brand designed the pair. Both sit in our wider range of shampoos for scalp care.
A practical week looks like this: DR three to four times, NT on the days in between. Lather, leave it on while you finish your shower, then rinse. Contact time is the part most people skip. If your ends start to feel straw-like, that is usually the DR and not the NT, so reduce the DR washes and add a richer conditioner on the lengths only.
Why we stock Regenepure at BONO
We judge hair care the way we judge supplements: on the active ingredient, the level it is used at, and whether the products in a range actually work together. Regenepure names what is in the DR shampoo and at what percentage, and it pairs that shampoo with a milder one instead of selling one bottle as a complete answer. That logic is the reason it is in our assortment. We buy directly from the brand, so the stock is authentic, and every product passes our compliance team before it goes live. Read how we select brands and products.
Who this range suits, and what it does not do
Regenepure makes most sense if your scalp is part of the picture: oily, flaky or itchy, and you wash several times a week anyway. It is a premium price for a shampoo, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. What you pay for is the ingredient list and the two-product routine, not a bigger bottle.
Be realistic about the format. A shampoo is rinsed out after a few minutes, so it works on the condition of the scalp and the look and feel of your hair. It is not a leave-on treatment, and it will not do the job of one. Judge it on how your scalp and hair feel after a few weeks of consistent use, not after two washes.
- Oily or flake-prone scalp: DR as the main wash, NT in between.
- Dry or long hair: DR three times a week, NT on the other days, conditioner daily.
- Fragrance sensitive: DR has no added parfum, NT does.
- Coloured or keratin-treated hair: both shampoos are sulfate free.
If you want to work from the inside as well, biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal hair. You will find that in our supplements for hair growth, which is a separate decision from which shampoo you use.
Frequently asked questions
Regenepure is an American hair care brand that concentrates on the scalp. The range is small and built around two shampoos: DR, the treatment shampoo with ketoconazole at 1%, and NT, a gentler nourishing shampoo. A conditioner with biotin and a few leave-in products complete the line. All of it is free from sulfates and parabens, so it can be used on coloured and keratin-treated hair.
