Head & Shoulders Sensitive Anti-Dandruff Shampoo

I've always been prone to sensitive skin, a legacy from my father. I've searched for (and mainly found) products to alleviate this problem. Shaving was hell until I discovered a sensitive shaving oil. Washing my face left me with angry, sore skin and wasn't satisfactorily controlled until I started using a non-perfumed, non-coloured soap. But, what I hadn't previously considered was my hair, after all, there's skin under there too! Until fairly recently I had had longish hair and didn't really see what was under it. That was until I decided to have a shorter than normal haircut. It was at this point I began to notice how red my scalp was. I realised ...  Read the complete review

Sometimes it's hard to admit you have a problem but hear I go from time to time I suffer from dandruff. I could say that I know all about the science of dandruff and why some people get it and others don't, but I haven't got a clue. So when they go on about now time for the science bit on TV ads for any shampoo or beauty product I switch off. Anyway in my time with dandruff I have used several different anti-dandruff shampoos none who's name I can remember but they have usually been the shops own brand. They have been cheap and cheerful but usually not very effective after a couple of washes. However the latest anti dandruff shampoo I have used is ...  Read the complete review

I have been using this product for about eight years now and have to say I have stayed loyal to the product because it is that good. Before Head and Shoulders anti-dandruff shampoo came out I used to get dandruff quite a lot. Ever since using this product I have never had dandruff. The only time I get dandruff is if I do not use the product for a few days. If you are going to buy this product then make sure you use it every day to get the benefit of it, if you do this it will work. I recommend getting the one which smells of citrus because it's a lovely smell. With this shampoo your hair does not go greasy and it does not damage your hair. When wet it goes ...  Read the complete review

A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to receive a free bottle of the new Head and Shoulders from a special offer incMarie Claire magazine. What precisely is new about it? It is a brand that has been around for donkey’s years, with a reputation as the best shampoo on the market for getting rid of dandruff as well. The distinctive white plastic bottle has a blue flip top lid and a pink ‘swoosh’ symbol sweeping across the front. The makers, Proctor and Gamble, claim that its ‘HydraZinc formula’starts working from the first wash, and is effective against not only dandruff but also itchy and irritated scalp conditions. Well, I am not a chemist so I ...  Read the complete review

This is the first anti-dandruff shampoo I ever tried. I guess I chose it because I heard it was the best thing in the shops to get rid of dandruff from the first wash. I have paid up to £3.44 for the larger sized bottle which comes with a blue flip top lid, which is quite easy to open and close. The smell isn't anything special, nor is it bad. It just smells of a typical drugstore shampoo. You can also get Head & Shoulders in Menthol, however this one gave me immediate headache upon application and I threw the rest away, quite disappointed. Head & Shoulders is enough to keep dandruff at bay while you use it. As soon as I washed ...  Read the complete review