Neutrogena T/Sal Shampoo, 4.5 Ounces

Is a good shampoo for dandruff

Trying it now we will see

I'm giving this four stars only because I've used it only once so far and want to see what it can do with multiple uses, but I have extremely annoying hair genetics in which I have a dry itchy scalp but oily hair. I applied a generous amount during use and when I got out of the shower, my hair wasn't oily looking like it normally is after showering and looked so nice when my hair was finally dry. I noticed my scalp looked a little different (can't explain how, it just did). I've noticed my head itches a lot less in the last several hours than normal. I'll probably use this twice a week to give my hair a break, but it will be nice not having to wash my hair every day and constantly itch at it :-)

I have to order this from the UK since it is not sold here. I have a very annoying scalp. This is the only shampoo that hasn’t stopped working after a few months. The minimal ingredients in this work well with my scalp and hair. It can be a bit drying since I only use this shampoo on a regular basis, however I make sure to leave conditioner on a few minutes after using this. My scalp is oily but I also have some annoying thick dandruff I cannot get rid off no matter what I do, in one tiny spot at the back bottom of my scalp. However it is now minimal. I also have dry hair, however I only wash my scalp and then let the product run through the rest of my hair when I rinse it out. So it doesn’t damage my hair. I wish this was sold in the UK as it probably wouldn’t cost me as much but the price is pretty fair on here so say from how far away it’s coming.

Cured my dry crusty scalp within a week of use.

Works ok but the smell is horrible

It foams like shampoo & smells like shampoo, so it must be shampoo. Duh!

had embarrassing flaky dandruff for years no matter what shampoo/conditioner I used. My new dermatologist recommended using a cycle of Nizoral A-D, Neutrogena T/Sal, and Selsun Blue w/ Aloe. I rotated shampoos everyday (ex. Day 1 Selsun Blue, day 2 Neutrogena, day 3 Nizoral, and repeat). My dandruff was gone within a month and hasn't returned. The shampoos are expensive, but they have fixed my problem when used in combination. I don't remember everything my dermatologist said, but basically each shampoo targets a different phase of the cycle that causes dandruff giving your scalp time to recover and go back to normal. This is also why they don't work individually, and have to be used in a rotating cycle.