Nizoral Anti-Dandruff Shampoo

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

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

A dozen years ago, I had red scaly patches in my eyebrows and on my nose. A dermatologist diagnosed it as seborrheic dermatitis, a fairly common fungal infection. He prescribed a 2-percent ketoconazole creme that cleared the red patches quickly. I figured that if I got this grunge once, I could get it again. So began my search for something over-the-counter that contained ketoconazole, which ended when I found Nizoral shampoo. In the US, a 7-ounce (207 ml) bottle of Nizoral sells for about $14 (£8.55), at least at the cheap stores. That makes it fairly expensive for an over-the-counter shampoo, but it's worth it. WHAT IT IS As I said, the ...  Read the complete review

I took my 10 month old daughter to the doctors as her cradle cap had got worse and worse. I had used all the recommended treatments, such as olive oil, vaseline, a soft toothbrush to loosen skin, etc, to no avail. The doctor prescribed Nizoral, which I had not heard of before. He advised I must only use it 3 times a week on my babys head, and only a pea sized amount. I followed his instructions, and within 2 weeks, the yeast infection had totally cleared up. I was amazed, after trying product after product for months and month, Nizoral worked immediately! Also, Nizoral can be used on the rest of the family (it is perfume-free) for the ...  Read the complete review

Forget Head & Shoulders, Nizoral is what you need!!! I have tried many dandruff shampoos over the years and i've had little success. in fact, some made the problem worse. But never fear! Nizoral is here!!! First & foremost, Nizoral actually works! it may not necessarily solve the problem for everyone, but there will be a definite improvement. it is available in a 1% (Nizorelle) and a 2% ketaconazole formula (ketaconazole is the active ingredient that is scientifically proven to reduce dandruff & thats not all)! Nizoral shampoo is also unique because it's effect is long lasting. even after rinsing, nizoral carries on working for several days. ...  Read the complete review