Cleansing Scalp Therapy Shampoo for Seborrheic Dermatitis, Reduce Flakes, Soothe Itching and Improve Scalp Health | Sulfate-free, cleansing daily shampoo helps clear away flakes & buildup, comforts the scalp by reducing itching & irritation

Let me start by saying that if you have seborrheic dermatitis, you've come to the right place. I'm sure that, like me, you have looked EVERYWHERE and tried EVERYTHING to clear up your scalp. And sometimes a new shampoo will work for a while, and then it...doesn't. Issues come back, frustration and gnashing of teeth ensues. Enter: Dermazen. If you haven't already, go to their website and download their free ebook. It's worth its weight in gold. There are a lot of factors that can worsen seborrheic dermatitis, and they do a great job outlining different things you can do in addition to using their products. That being said, the science behind the shampoo is revolutionary, plus I find that the formula doesn't irritate my scalp. So here's my caveat: Dermazen's shampoo is amazing. BUT. In my experience, you can't think of it as a standalone shampoo; I use it more as a treatment shampoo. Here's my hair-washing process: 1) thoroughly wet my hair 2) I start by deeply cleaning my hair with Purezero's tea tree & matcha shampoo. It's a clean/allergen-free/natural shampoo with scalp-friendly ingredients that really cleanses my scalp and hair but doesn't irritate it. PLEASE NOTE: I've tested it, and using Purezero alone does NOT clear up my seb dem. That's where Dermazen comes in... 3) thoroughly rinse Purezero from hair 4) SHAKE the Dermazen shampoo bottle well. This is key to mix the ingredients up every time you use it! It separates and if you don't shake it, it's super watery. 5) Work a generous amount of the shampoo into the scalp and use a scalp scrubber brush to work it in. 6) let the shampoo sit for several minutes as recommended 7) rinse well 8) condition with Purezero tea tree & matcha conditioner (don't get too close to the scalp) The key here is that pre-cleanse with another shampoo; it helps work some of the dirt & oil out of my hair and then I find Dermazen can really get in there to "treat" my scalp. Initially, I tried using Dermazen on its own but I had to use 1/2 the bottle to get the right amount of cleansing and my hair still didn't feel super clean. It's a low sudsing shampoo which I appreciate, but I personally find that this simple 8-step process works best for me. :)

Expensive but works if you follow the directions. I also used a silicone scrubber that worked well with this. The smell is also nice.

This shampoo does what it says. However, I found it drying to my African-American hair. I now follow it up with a more moisturizing shampoo to give the balance i need.

This is my second bottle. I have long, fine, straight hair. I do my first wash with a mild shampoo to clean my hair, then I massage in the Dermazen and use the scalp massager tool. I leave it on for 5 minutes or so before rinsing and conditioning. It really helps with my itchy flakes when I use it regularly. I wash my hair every 3-4 days. It lathers best after washing your hair first with another shampoo. I use it like a medicated wash instead of relying on it to do everything. I feel like it makes my hair smooth and hydrated without weighing it down.

So far it hasn’t help me and I notice my hair is falling down a lot more than before I started this shampoo,very expensive and it not helping me . I’m going to finish the bottle but I wouldn’t buy it again.