First of all, this review concerns exclusively people with seborrheic dermatitis and only them, so the questions in the Skroutz review about fragrance, shine, softness, and various other such nonsense I do not understand why they are included in the questionnaire, just skip them.

The product was recommended to me by a dermatologist so that I could take a break from treatments with ketoconazole, etc. So, on the positive side, I note that its active ingredient is milder for the scalp compared to the aforementioned and therefore allows me to wash my hair frequently. At the moment, I am on my fourth bottle and I now use it permanently and do not put anything else on my head. The itching has been greatly reduced under normal conditions (because of course I still have flare-ups). I noticed that washing my hair when a flare-up occurs, massaging the scalp, calms me down, something I haven't experienced with any other product so far. The flakes have decreased in size (but I believe this is because I don't scratch my scalp as much anymore). Also, quantitatively, the flakes have decreased a lot, but I can't swear that this is solely due to the shampoo, because during the year I had a treatment at the hairdresser's with fruit acids. When I finished the third bottle and before I received the fourth, I took a break with a pharmacy shampoo from the series I already had at home and I went back to square one, the itching and flakes went through the roof. Fortunately, I recovered immediately.

On the negative side, there is the price, because since I use it exclusively, the cost rises rapidly. As for softness and shine, no, it does not leave the hair soft, a moisturizing product is needed for the hair (and away from the scalp) and personally, it intensifies the waviness for me (probably exactly because it does not make the hair soft).