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EXAMPLE (EN) · Anti-dandruff shampoo

19/25 ingredients recognised The rest — one by one in the app
3 need attention
Categories found
solvent · 3surfactant · 3acid · 2mineral · 2fragrance · 2
Scores by parameter 0 — 10
Anti-dandruff 10/10

Selenium sulfide is a classic anti-dandruff active and is the main driver here, with salicylic acid adding scale-lifting support. The formula also uses sodium laureth sulfate and coco-betaine to help distribute the actives across the scalp. This is a strong composition for flake control and oily, dandruff-prone scalps.

Against split ends 6/10

Dimethicone and 2-oleamido-1,3-octadecanediol can smooth the hair fiber and reduce friction, which helps limit further splitting. Glycerin and glycol distearate add some softness, but this is still a rinse-off shampoo rather than a repairing treatment. It can improve the look and feel of damaged ends, but it will not truly mend split ends.

Volume / lift 4/10

Sodium laureth sulfate can cleanse well and leave roots feeling lighter, which helps some lift. However, dimethicone, glycol distearate, and 2-oleamido-1,3-octadecanediol add slip and conditioning that can weigh fine hair down. This is more of a scalp-treatment shampoo than a volume-focused formula.

Cleansing strength 8/10

Sodium laureth sulfate is the main cleanser and gives this formula a solid wash power, while coco-betaine softens the harshness a bit. Glycol distearate and dimethicone add some residue potential, but the overall cleansing profile remains fairly strong. It should remove oil and scalp buildup effectively.

Scalp comfort 5/10

Menthol can create a cooling feel, but it may also sting or feel too stimulating on sensitive scalps. Fragrance, sodium laureth sulfate, and selenium sulfide can be less comfortable for reactive users, even though glycerin helps a little with softness. This is better suited to tolerant scalps than very sensitive ones.

Hero ingredients
  • Selenium Sulfide — Primary anti-dandruff active with strong flake-control action.
  • Salicylic Acid — Helps loosen scalp scale and buildup.
  • Dimethicone — Smooths the hair surface and reduces roughness.
  • Glycerin — Adds some humectant support to reduce dryness.
Watch out
  • Sodium Laureth Sulfate — Can be drying or irritating for some sensitive users.
  • Menthol — May feel cooling but can sting a reactive scalp.
  • Parfum / Fragrance — Adds fragrance exposure that can bother sensitive skin.
Best for
Dandruff-prone scalpsOily roots and scalp buildupUsers wanting a medicated-style shampooHair that tolerates stronger cleansing
Not for
Very sensitive scalpsPeople avoiding fragranceFine hair seeking maximum volumeUsers wanting a true split-end repair treatment
Tips
  • Massage into the scalp and leave on briefly before rinsing to let the anti-dandruff actives work.
  • Use a conditioner on mid-lengths and ends if your hair feels dry after washing.
  • If your scalp is sensitive, start with less frequent use and monitor comfort.

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