🌿 Sulfate-Free Sage Shampoo for Dry Scalp Care - Natural Essential Oils for Hair, Flaky Scalp Treatment - Clarifying Shampoo for Build-Up, Thicker Fuller Hair - With Sage Oil Review

A little background: I've been diagnosed with an itchy scalp and a case of seborrhea with a rash at the base of the neck. After trying T-gel and the prescribed cream, I couldn't get rid of the rash and itchy scalp. I used T-Gel Shampoo almost every other day for a year until I found this sage shampoo. I was looking for something more natural, without the "avoid sunlight" and "contains coal tar" warnings. Thinking this might not be a good long term solution I came across a few reviews of this…

I was really hoping this shampoo would work for my family, especially after all the great reviews. We started getting "itchy scalp". after using different shampoos. Natural shampoos. We tried using Dr. Bronner's Shampoo Soap first as it's our daily soap anyway, but it didn't help our itchy scalp at all. We even had it for a few months used for a long time hoping our scalp would adjust.but it never helped.then we tried this shampoo and it caused severe itching on the scalp and then we got big…

I have psoriasis on my scalp. I went to two different dermatologists to find the best treatment option. The first prescribed a topical liquid to apply to the scalp and advised the use of a coal tar shampoo. I made monthly visits for three months, and with each month the strength of the theme increased. The only difference I noticed was that my hair became very brittle. I decided to get a second opinion and the doctor discussed two medications he could give me. The leaflets looked impressive…

I'm Asian (Vietnamese-American) and have developed severe scales that are very visible on my black hair. I live in San Francisco so we have cold weather here. I tried so many remedies to get rid of dandruff but nothing helped. First I bought a Head and Shoulders and it didn't work. Then I went to Pinterest and tried rubbing coconut oil on my scalp and leaving it there for 3 hours before washing my hair. I did this 3 days in a row and it didn't really work. Third, I tried another suggestion on…

. To be honest it was a shot in the blue as I've tried several other shampoos with no success, but the reviews cheered me up. My initial results weren't impressive, but I continued to train twice a week. It took many weeks, but I got a good place. My dandruff hasn't gone away but it's not a problem and the itching has completely gone. Lately I've been swapping Sage with Hydrate and it seems like a good long-term combo. I also use the massage scalp brush in the shower after showering. It's nice…