Reduce flaking, itching and irritation caused by dandruff with the help of the Ouai Anti-Dandruff Shampoo, a gentle shampoo infused with salicylic acid. Recommended for use at least twice a week, this shampoo works to leave hair feeling clean and soft. You must assess your hair's needs. If you go to the gym everyday you may need to wash your hair more often, the same if you have oily hair for example. People do tend to over wash when they have dandruff as they feel it helps improve things – but I would suggest not over washing, as you want to keep your scalp ecosystem as balanced as possible," Sey explains. How often should you use dandruff shampoo?

If you wash your hair frequently (around 2-3 times a week), we recommend washing with Detox Shampoo once a week. If you wash your hair every 1-2 weeks, you can make Detox Shampoo your go-to on wash day. The first signs of dandruff is an itchy, dry scalp, with white flakes that accumulate in the hair. Dandruff is something most common in the winter months when hair and the scalp is at its driest, but while in summer, I also see a lot of issues arise with the scalp due to burning, which can result in a flaky scalp," says Trichologist and Viviscal ambassador, Hannah Gaboardi. No, ingredients like tea tree oil and aloe vera won’t get rid of dandruff on their own. But they will help with some of the inflammation on your scalp, which can in turn reduce some itching and irritation. Also, if you’re dealing with a seriously itchy scalp, look for a formula spiked with coal tar. It’s not the best smelling, but it seriously helps reduce the shedding of your skin, leading to fewer flakes and irritation. Consider your hair type If you've been suffering from dandruff for some time, you may want to go see a trichologist or your doctor. This here is the shampoo recommended to me by the trichologist I saw. use of the content you supply does not violate these Terms of Use and will not cause injury to any person or entity.

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Or incorporate Anti-Dandruff Shampoo two times a week as a treatment step after washing with Detox Shampoo or your favorite shampoo. We like to call this the sandwich technique, and we think it’s a OUAI tasty treat(ment) technique: One mistake I made was convincing myself my scalp was just a little bit of dryness and not dandruff. Gaboardi explains the difference. "Dandruff causes the scalp to flake and causes visible flakes on clothing or in the hair. In contrast, a dry scalp means your hair isn't producing or holding enough moisture—not necessarily producing dandruff," she tells me. What can you do to prevent dandruff?

that is, or may reasonably be considered to be submitted in extreme volumes and as such be deemed as ‘spam’;Flaking happens, but don’t make it a habit. Our new Anti-Dandruff Shampoo uses 2% Salicylic Acid to fight flakes, itching and irritation from dandruff and soothe dry scalps. 100% of participants agreed they see less flakes on their scalp and hair.* This is not your average Anti-Dandruff Shampoo. So, what are you OUAI-ting for? Do More Than Drugstore™ It sounds cliché, but being kind and gentle to your hair is key when suffering from dandruff. "I would always recommend using a regular cleansing and gentle shampoo to reduce oil and skin-cell build up. If you suffer from really bad dandruff, I recommend using a dandruff-specific shampoo. I love using a scalp massager anyway, but I would recommend putting the shampoo on first, then massaging it into your scalp. This is a great way of exfoliating the scalp and removing any dead skin cells," says Gaboradi. Each shampoo is different and varies from person to person. In most cases, I recommend twice a week, others more frequently and sometimes daily," says Gaboardi.