I love my fella. To me, He's gorgeous, both on the inside, and on the outside...apart from one little thing. He has in incredibly dry scalp. Other men have dandruff, mine has full blown leprosy of the head, and bits of dried up skin keep falling off, all over the bed, all over the chairs, but most obvious of all, all over those black T-shirts he loves to wear so much. Wearing another colour could be an option, and for anyone else, It would be. But my boyfriend only wears black- its hios work uniform, T-shirts with beer logos on them, always in black! Much as I love him, I have to agree that blacks his best colour. That where Nizoral comes in. Up ...  Read the complete review

Having suffered from a dry scalp for many years, having visited many doctors, having used many different shampoos, none that worked, I decided to turn to the internet to see what fellow sufferers were turning to. Nizoral shampoo seemed to be a popular brand with plenty of rave reviews. What furthered my want to try this shampoo, was the high price, as I've always thought...well if it has a high price then it must work, this theory has worked with previous expensive creams I had to buy for my eczema conditions. I bought the shampoo many months ago, and after a couple of uses and no results, I decided to go back to cheaper shampoos. But as the problem stayed ...  Read the complete review

My guinea pigs have a suspected fungal infection and I was recommended this to try by the members of a guinea pig forum. Anyhow, the symptoms they have are incredibly flaky skin that is red in colour, clumps of their hair come out very easily with a light tug (no I don't like hurting my pigs but I had to give it a tug to see if they have fungal) Also they are forever scratching themselves and their coats have thinned out considerably. Yesterday I went to my local Lloyds Pharmacy and picked up a 60ml bottle of Nizoral Anti-Dandfruff Shampoo for £5.99, it seems quite a lot of money to shell out but I had to give anything a go. The packaging of the shampoo has ...  Read the complete review

I occasionally suffer with scalp psirosis (sp!) and dandruff, and to control this my doctor prescribed me with Nizoral Anti-Dandruff shampoo. The shampoo itself is quite thick, and is a nice pink color with a smell which I can't quite place, but it is quite a pleasant smell, so no need to worry about having smelly hair afterwards. The bottle is a white bottle, with some information on the front, and some on the back too. It comes in a box, which seems to be a different color each time I get it lol. Sometimes it is blue, sometimes white and sometimes brown. The box usually has usage instructions on the back, no matter what color the box is! I was ...  Read the complete review

I was prescribed Nizoral Anti-Dandruff Shampoo after going to see the doctor when my scalp became inflamed and flaky. Furthermore, there was a lot of very dry and flaky skin on the back of my neck and aroudn my ears. I used the shampoo every day for a week as instructed. The doctor told me to allow the Nizoral to run down the back of my neck as the anti-fungal ingredients would aid the dry skin on my neck. After only one week, the difference was incredible - the itchiness stopped and my scalp became much less inflamed. The flaking of my scalp also improved considerably. However, after this week, I only used it around twice a week and because of ...  Read the complete review