NizoralAnti-Dandruff Shampoo, 7 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)

This works great on skin on skin rashes.

Worked to help reduce dandruff on my head

Excelente producto

I've used Nizoral in one form or another for about60 years, I think. As a youngster, my mom used it to tray what was diagnosed by a doc as ringworm, butbin the late 1960s, they started diagnosing it as psoriasis. Later, I began to have flares of psoriatic dandruff, and the doc told me they had developed Nizoral Shampoo and I started buying it. It makes my hair look great. To me, the smell is a bit medicinal, but because I've used Nizoral for so long, it is familiar and comforting. I've also ALWAYS have lived below the poverty level, so the high price has made it a luxury for me to use, but I have mostly had enough to juggle so I could use it. Because my dandruff gets so bad, it's worth it for me to pay the price. As I age, it's getting worse, so Nizoral is more and more necessary and I will remain a loyal consumer as long as I live!

This shampoo helped me a lot. It isn’t bad at all. I am so glad I stumbled up on it. It’s easy to rinse out, it lathers well, it doesn’t promote dryness or hair loss.

My goal for this product was to achieve hair growth which may not be your primary motivation. About two years ago I noticed that my hair was thinning badly. I’m going to be 58 next month and I have left what used to constitute One pigtail that’s now a single ponytail. . I had the classic male pattern thinning above my temples and with my bangs. I was completely freaking out as my hair is kind of my signature feature. It’s always been wavy and fine but pretty. I also let my silver grow out about four years ago and the lack of processing has made my hair healthy, shiny and soft. At the end of 2018 I embarked on this research project about how to re-grow my hair and keep what I have from hair care products, the way that I treat my hair, and nutrition. They said not to keep your hair tightly wrapped up and to let it flow, that washing your hair every other day was better because it removes buildup on the scalp, so I dumped the Pantene and tried the biotin shampoo starting two years ago. At the same time I start Taking the 5000 mg of biotin pills for hair and nails from natures bounty that I got at Costco. And at the beginning of 2019 I research which vitamins and foods to eat which include anything high in vitamin A like red and yellow bell peppers, red cabbage, spinach, Sweet potatoes, Butternut squash and cauliflower… along with almonds sunflower seeds salmon eggs and Greek yogurt. I bough this Nizoral In April 2019. As of today I have an entire undercoat of fine new hair but it’s only about 4 inches which leads me to believe that the biotin shampoo really didn’t affect things all that much. Four Inches of hair growth is about 8 months. So I went back on to Amazon to see you when I first bought this dandruff shampoo and lo and behold it was in April which is eight months today - January 1, 2021. I do believe that nutrition is key along with stress management and sleep course. But I find it really interesting that I’m able to trace the number of inches to when I bought this shampoo. I don’t know if it’s 100% direct correlation but I can testify that is working for me in the hair growth department. I also found a different hair growth vitamin that I’m going to start using next week. It’s called Hair La Vie. Last observation. I did use Nioxin 3 for a number of years and I don’t think it worked as well as the shampoo coupled with the nutrition. Because I still had a lot of hair thinning of the temples which is now filling in considerably. And also Nioxin dries your hair out badly. I like alternating between the biotin shampoo and this dandruff shampoo because the Biotin Shampoo is less drying than Nizoral. The key is to get it worked up into your scalp really well and just let it sit there for a while so you have to like use it less often. I hope this helps you I know How agonizing it is to lose your hair especially when you’re a woman. Good luck

My daughter had cradle cap as a baby and never outgrew the dry flakey scalp. The dermatologist recommended this for her when she was little and it is still one of the best solutions for her dry scalp. I highly recommend it for dandruff and I like the smell. It doesn’t smell like chemicals to me.

Keeps my scalp clear, nothing else works as well.