Himalaya Anti-Dandruff Hair Cream
Manufacturer
Himalaya Wellness Company
Salt Composition
None
Key Information
Short Description
Himalaya Anti-Dandruff Hair Cream is a product designed to address dandruff and related hair concerns, gently and effectively reducing dandruff while nourishing and moisturizing the hair and scalp.
Dosage Form
Cream
Introduction
Himalaya Anti-Dandruff Hair Cream is a cream that is formulated to reduce dandruff while nourishing and moisturizing the hair and scalp. It is enriched with herbal ingredients such as Tea Tree Oil and Tulsi, which are known for their beneficial properties. The cream works as a non-sticky alternative to hair oil, providing essential nourishment to the hair and scalp. It is recommended for daily use to manage dandruff and maintain healthy hair.
Directions for Use
Massage Anti-Dandruff Hair Cream gently into the scalp using a circular motion. Use regularly before and after shampooing to maintain dandruff-free, soft and healthy hair.
How it works
The cream works as a non-sticky alternative to hair oil, providing essential nourishment to the hair and scalp.
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Frequently asked questions
What causes dandruff?
Dandruff can be caused by various factors, including an overgrowth of yeast on the scalp, dry skin, sensitivity to hair care products, and certain skin conditions like seborrheic dermatitis.
When should I see a healthcare professional for dandruff relief?
If over-the-counter dandruff treatments or home remedies are not providing relief, or if your dandruff is accompanied by severe itching, redness, or other scalp symptoms, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation and guidance.
