Sebamed Scalp Balancing Shampoo - Gentle Hair Care for Oily and Flaky Scalp (200mL) - Made in Germany

Being a Seb-Derm sufferer, I wished my dermatologist would have recommended Seba to me years back rather than using th harsh ketokonazale shampoos, and during awful outbreaks, the Desonide steroids. In the end, none of those really even worked for anything more than a couple weeks before the flakes and redness and the itchiness returned with a vengeance. I hated going to work and other social functions and having to explain why my face was so red etc. It sucks. A friend of mine that suffers from the same thing mentioned Seba-Med and how he's been using it for two years now with not one single outbreak. I gave it a whirl (I mean at this point what else did I have to lose) and voila! Face cleared, no outbreaks, and my skin just feels good overall. I'm not gonna claim that this will work for everyone suffering from dandruff- but it worked for me, it worked for my friend, and it's worked for countless others. I also use the face wash before I go to sleep, and the body lotion to moisturize. Using all three has made my skin healthy again and it hasn't been that for nearly 15 years. Seba-Med, you guys rock!

I've had an irritated scalp for as long as I can remember. I finally did some research of my symptoms and diagnosed myself with seborrheic dermatitis (gross i know). Anyways, after searching the best shampoos for this conditioner I came upon this decently priced shampoo. I tried the product and my scalp seemed to improve instantly, no itching, less flaking and the more I use it the healthier my scalp gets. I've been using this product for a few months now and flaking is non-existent and my scalp no longer itches. I would recommend you using a good conditioner after shampooing as it seemed to strip my hair a bit(not horribly) it wasnt noticable after finding a quality conditioner.

This works really well. Gives a good cleanse to the scalp. Makes hair a little dry though.

I have been stuggling with dandruff for years..I have used many shampoos,oils etc but with short term results..then I found this and thought i will give it a try..The shampoo is to be used 2-3 times a week along with their daily shampoo...I use Johnson & Johnson no more tears with this as it is also a very mild shampoo.... :D The Sebamed shampoo is really good as :- my skin is very sensitive and it didnt irritate my skin there were no visible flakes from first use its so gentle on scalp it doesnt lather much...which shows that it doesnt have as many harsh chemicals Now, my scalp is getting better , I will definetly use this and will recommend this to anyone who wants a not so harsh but effective dandruff shampoo...

I had tried many other anti-dandruff shampoos, including those containing tea tree oil as well as the current popular brand name anti-dandruff shampoos--none worked as well as this. I found out about SebaMed while researching treatments for seborrheic dermatitis and discovered that the active ingredient in this shampoo is very different from that in others AND that not everyone responds to the same active ingredients. So, my suggestion is that if the anti-dandruff (or anti-seborrheic dermatitis) shampoo you are currently using isn't working for you---give this a try. I have color-treated hair and have had no problem. I also like that it's pH balanced and doesn't destroy the natural 'biome' of the scalp. It does have a mild fragrance, but I find it much less annoying than some of the other name brands (i.e., the "N" brand).

This shampoo seems better than most for my scalp. I have a sensitive, finicky scalp. However, I found that it would dry out my scalp a good deal and that it never cured my dandruff. Because of this, I continued looking for a better product and finally found one! It's called Scalp Treatment Tea Tree Shampoo from Avalon Organics. After using this product for a couple weeks my scalp has been healthier than it's been in a few years. My cradle cap/dandruff has basically completely gone away, which has been a miracle at this point, because I have tried like 5 different products over the last few years and nothing was truly truly working. Avalon also makes a tea tree conditioner which I own as well, but I've found that the shampoo is really all I need...it gently but thoroughly cleans my scalp, and my seborrheac dermatitis just dissappeared. In the past, the only thing that I had found over the years that would keep my scalp under control. soothed, and mostly dandruff free was Head and Shoulders (the almond scalp soothing one)...but as of about 2 years ago my scalp started reacting to it all of a sudden and I got horrible cradle cap and dandruff out of the blue. That put me into a tailspin for a while as I searched for something new that worked. Neutrogena T-gel was too drying, plus the tar smell is kinda aweful and intuition says it can't be healthy for the body. I tried several others and Seba Med was the best for a little while, but was truly not fixing my issue and was too drying. The avolon tea tree shampoo was a godsend though. Hope this helps others out there struggling with scalp issues too. Peace.

I've had dry skin all my life with recent onset of eczema and horrible, horrible scalp itching. I've tried every over the counter shampoo for itchy scalp, eczema, psoriasis whatever. Nothing worked. I tried this and it worked THE FIRST TIME. I have never written a product review before, but was compelled to write this one because this product delivers. I has to order it from overseas, though. I bought some regular shampoo at a sebamed road show at my local costco and will try it when the good stuff runs out. Guess the key to all this is the ph balance? I don't know and don't care. If it works, it works.

I thought this supposed to be a fragrance free product but it’s not. It smalls pretty strong.