Ketoconazole 2% Anti-Dandruff Shampoo - 400 ml

V good product for dandruff

It’s by far the best shampoo I know and have used for helping scarps, and promote hair growth. For colored hair , the colore may fade but you can use a conditioner to fixe that. Highly recommend

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my dandruff is not going away after trying different brands of anti-dandruff shampoo. but after using this product twice paired with neutrogena t/sal, dandruff disappeared like magic. I will continue to use this twice a week.

I love it

Just do it

Good packaging

It works like magic, I observed positive results from first use.

I saw results after just two washes! My scalp was extra flaky and irritated, I could use a comb to lift off the big flakes and my hair line and scalp was white. After two washes, I had practically no itchiness, and the flakes were completely gone. My scalp was back to it's healthy self. Pair this with a good moisturizing conditioner because this Nizoral Shampoo strips all the moisture from your hair so it will feel brittle and dry. You need a deep condition to fix. After the first use, you can use less of the shampoo each time ensure you are focusing on your scalp.

Prescribed by a skin doctor. Helpful. Follow directions and leave it on your head for length of time directed to obtain positive results.

Since like around 5 years ago my scalp sebum production seemed to get a bit out of control and before long my scalp started to get itchy and small bumps starting to show up here and there and dandruff flying everywhere. Because I have very thin (almost bald) hair so I figured I could just use body wash all over. That proved to be a mistake it turns out that bald scalp is not the same as regular skin. After using this medicated shampoo for about three weeks following instructions all the problems were gone and I feel like that my scalp is now at least 10 years younger very happy with the result.

We bought this because one of the kids fell. He ended up with three stitches in the hair line. This keeps his hair clean and prevents certain bacteria from forming. It's always been a good product.

I usually use coal tar which works for me but I ran out and decided to try this based on all the great reviews. It says to use it 2x per week for 2-4 weeks then 1 x per week to maintain thereafter. I went with 4 weeks at 2 x per week. Here’s what each of those weeks were like for me. I massage it in with a silicone scalp massager and let it sit for about 4 minutes before rinsing if that matters. Week 1: unlike coal tar which I find softens the scale, this hardens it. My scalp felt tight and dry which was okay for the first wash but the second one was less pleasant. All the hardened scale started to flake off so I actually worked to brush my scalp and remove it but that was just making it raw and sore so I stopped and left it alone. I just had to shake out all the flakes often. My scalp felt very sore. Week 2: this was the worst week. I lost a bunch more hair than usual and the flaking was really bad. I started using my hairline on my forehead as my way of monitoring progress. After all the flaking at my temple in week 1, I figured it would start to slow down but it did not. I still had a lot of build up almost like it was coming back faster between each wash. At one point at work I brushed my hair between meetings and realized my scalp was bleeding. Week 3: better. I felt like most of the worst parts of my scalp had healed and the hairfall seemed done with. However I still had build up on my scalp and a kind of constant soreness. And a lot of flakes. My temple, which again, I felt should have been done flaking, was still going strong. Mind you, my scalp never flakes. I have a lot of build up / scale but it tends to be oily not flaky. Not so now. Week 4; that’s this week and honestly, I just have a really dry and sore scalp with lots of flaking after each wash. I don’t see it getting better. The same spot on my temple is STILL flaking. So is the rest of my head, but that’s my test case and it was far from the “worst” spot on my scalp prior to treatment. I’m just really surprised that every single day the same spot continues to have new flakes. Verdict: it’s not for me. I really gave this a proper go because I wanted a more permanent solution to my scalp issues. I don’t think this is doing what I need it to do. I have way more dandruff while using it than I ever did without it. Coal tar fully clears it up for me for three weeks with a single use so I’ll go back to that. It’s possible that I don’t have the same issue as others (I was only diagnosed with “scalp dermatitis” which they told me means they don’t know what’s up). So maybe this fungus approach just wasn’t the right one for me.