Nizoral

Nizoral

Redwings112020-07-22T14:06:34.000Z
2nd - Nizoral
Redwings112020-07-22T14:06:06.000Z
Nizoral is the only thing that ever worked for me
MondOfSchwarz2020-07-22T13:04:26.000Z
Nizoral hands down
Lizzy282020-07-22T11:35:23.000Z
Neutrogena T/Sal unfragranced; Nizoral A-D Anti-Dandruff Shampoo. Look for pref. unfragranced rop
shampoos containing zinc pyrithione, piroctone olamine and/or ketoconazole. Leave them in for at least 5 minutes and rinse out well. Alternate with a
iheartcarbs2020-07-06T15:21:04.000Z
Thank you. I have tried Nizoral with no luck :( Will check out Dove! x
citrinemalachite2020-07-06T15:05:11.000Z
Have you tried nizoral too? In case it is dandruff, I think this is more effective than salicylic
Acid. You might also be sensi to be to salicylates and that’s why your scalp reacted. There’s also a moisturizing line from dove with the pyrithione z
Redwings112020-06-28T19:03:29.000Z
Have you tried Nizoral shampoo? It works really well on fungal acne.
Redwings112020-06-27T22:01:00.000Z
I have a ton of thick hair and if I go to bed with wet hair it will still be wet in the morning +rop
which means it’s a breeding ground for yeast and then I have to use Nizoral shampoo to deal with an itchy scalp. Maybe not the same thing as SD but I
Paigems2020-06-13T03:23:37.000Z
Scalp seb derm update. Using Tgel and tea tree shampoo helps more than the nizoral, but +
My scalp is still super itchy and flakey. Allegra seems to help a little so I'm wondering if it is an allergy. I was thinking it was from working out
brush217_2Zrescue2020-06-12T02:31:29.000Z
might actually be a very mild yeast/fungal infection. I suffer malassezia (fungal acne) r/o
and it can manifest as tenacious dry patches. It's not at all like true dry skin (flaky, tight, sensitive); it feels and behaves differently - in part