Nizoral

Nizoral

MRSLE2020-06-04T20:37:09.000Z
You may not have fungal acne. It helped my bumps within a week. +
I have been testing a product called Fungi Cure. It's a liquid wash that I got at Walmart for under $9. My fungal acne seems to come back when it's ho
marmaladecat2020-06-04T18:10:16.000Z
Note: I have applied Nizoral on my face 2x a week for 3 weeks now and the bumps have not got better+
People who do have fungal acne have found it can be v helpful. Don't know if that means anything! TY again!
Paigems2020-06-04T15:01:37.000Z
Other than going to see my derm, what can I try for scalp sen derm that is not responding to
Nizoral? Any good resources. I’ve had seb derm in the past, but now once my hair has grown back (had severe telogen effluvium and I shaved my head) it
tvartdiva2020-06-04T14:48:28.000Z
Morning Hair Novella from a pro who's been through the 3 year shed cycle of hell and lived! Rop++
Sure most of us shed a little in the Spring, Fall etc but then there is the 3 year shed cycle. Ok here is what happens to many women and it has happen
shecracksmeup2020-05-29T18:58:17.000Z
Seborrheic dermatitis maybe? Cortisone will help, but she needs to shampoo often enough and keep the
Area dry. Also, Nizoral shampoo works for many people.
sneezydiva32020-05-23T19:27:52.000Z
I don’t have dandruff, but am very oily and in summer I need to wash daily ro
My husband does have dandruff, and he washes with head and shoulders daily, but only uses Selsun Blue once or twice a week. (I think that’s similar to
4eyes2020-05-23T12:53:32.000Z
Hmm. Nizoral is medicated and isn't meant to be used every day, so while using too often is+
more likely to make your hair dry rather than oily, I guess oiliness due to overuse is possible. If you have dandruff and oily scalp, tho, I would n
labrioche2020-05-22T16:45:04.000Z
I'm using Nizoral.
lostmymind2020-05-13T19:55:39.000Z
Have you tried Nizoral?
purplefeet1232020-05-11T11:28:16.000Z
For me it did. Also you can try using nizoral as a wash