I am in a phase of exacerbation, my dermatologist recommended it but it didn't do anything, I have tried both Apivita and Ducray for simple maintenance during dry skin. It doesn't work for seborrheic dermatitis. I have resorted to natural solutions such as scalp scrub with sugar, lemon, olive oil, and a little honey that I make myself.

For the shampoo that I use, I feel relief on my scalp for about 24 hours, but I can't say that it helped me much with my seborrheic dermatitis problem. The hair definitely needs good hydration afterwards.

Personally, it has fought off all irritations and symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis for me. It's not perfect as a shampoo, but it does exactly what it promises against dermatitis, so I believe it deserves a 5/5 rating. It also has a nice scent, creates a good lather, and doesn't cause any issues with daily use.

I have been using it exclusively for about 3 years now, and I saw results within (approximately) 10 days of daily use.

I didn't see any difference. It is definitely better quality than supermarket shampoos, but with such a price, I expected something more. The smell is pleasant.

Two stars because it is okay as a shampoo but it had absolutely no effect on severe seborrheic dermatitis, despite being recommended by a dermatologist.

My dermatologist recommended it to me for seborrheic dermatitis. I can't say that I saw any significant difference

Facing problems with both dry skin and increased oiliness (due to prehistoric cystic acne and corresponding treatment with Acnotren within the last year), my dermatologist recommended the use of this specific product (in combination with Betadine shampoo and alternating use for the first month, day by day) for a period of two months.

During the month, I started to notice that while the problem with dryness improved to a satisfactory degree (not completely), the levels of oiliness at least doubled (not so much along the hair, mainly on the face-body), resulting in worsening of acne mainly on the forehead and anywhere near the areas where hair growth begins (for the first time to this extent).

Obviously, the effect of the product varies in each individual and there are many factors at play (diet, stress, other habits), but in my case, not so much. Also, among the negative aspects is the very high price of it (even up to 20€ in neighborhood pharmacies)

I have been using this specific product for 11 years and I am absolutely satisfied. It is the best product on the market for combating seborrheic dermatitis, as long as you know how to use it. In the first week, daily use is necessary. We wet our hair thoroughly and apply a quantity, rubbing our scalp well. We let it act for at least 5 minutes with a timer (very important). From the second week onwards, it is necessary to use it at least 4 times a week (permanently) (All the above are dermatologist's instructions)

It does the same job as the other shampoo brands and it is also quite expensive. I will not choose it again.

I have been suffering from dry skin for years, only this solved my problem. Also, because I have thin hair, it gives volume and shine, making them appear healthy. I will buy it again.

Positive
Removes oiliness
Creates foam easily with a small amount
Smells relatively good

Negative
Worsens dry skin
Leaves hair dry

Certainly, it works differently on each individual
It didn't help me at all, so I wouldn't buy it again. Maybe it works for a minor issue. It doesn't work for me as I have seborrheic dermatitis.

With just one application, I saw a significant difference in the flakes I saw on my scalp. I heard from a friend that my hair was shining today, and overall, even with just one application, I am fully satisfied. The itching has been greatly reduced, and if it's like this with just one application, I imagine it will work wonders. The only thing I want to see is if it will become oily immediately because I want to wash my hair every day... Let's see, so far everything is positive, and it also smells very nice.

Personally, besides having oiliness, I also have dandruff on my scalp. It doesn't do anything beyond absorbing the oil from my hair. However, a regular shampoo from the supermarket can do the same. Additionally, I don't wash my hair more than twice a week and I leave it on for no less than 5 minutes each time I wash it. Personally, I won't buy it again.

Small improvement of the itchiness only after I used a special lotion. However, I haven't found any other more effective

My doctor made a wrong diagnosis regarding my scalp condition, the shampoo does absolutely nothing

It helped me deal with the oiliness in my hair. Of course, after washing with Oliprox, I also used a shampoo with conditioner for more softness, as Oliprox made my hair a bit harsh. Nevertheless, the oiliness was regulated! Plus, I didn't use it on a daily basis after a certain point.