BABE ANTI-OIL DANDRUFF SHAMPOO

BABE Anti-Oily Dandruff Shampoo.

This product is formulated by BABÉ Laboratorios and is designed for an oily scalp condition that is also affected by dandruff and itching.

Here is a summary of the key information about the product:

• Primary Action: It reduces excess oil (sebum), eliminates dandruff flakes, and relieves scalp itching and discomfort.

   

• Key Active Ingredients:

  • Piroctone Olamine: Fights the fungus (Malassezia Globosa) that is responsible for causing oily dandruff.

     

  • Salicylic Acid: A Beta Hydroxy Acid (BHA) that provides a keratolytic (exfoliating) action to help detach scales/flakes from the scalp and has a sebum-regulating effect.

     

  • Cytobiol Bardana (0.5%): A complex that includes burdock extract, zinc, and biotin, which helps regulate sebum production and strengthen the hair structure.

     

• Usage: It is generally recommended to use it 2-3 times per week to eliminate flakes and control oiliness. You can alternate it with a mild shampoo for regular washing. For best results, it should be applied to the scalp and left to act for a few minutes before rinsing.

   

• Benefits:

  • Stops flaking.

     

  • Reduces itching sensations.

  • Regulates and reduces excess oil (sebum).

     

  • Cleanses thoroughly without stripping natural moisture.

     

  • Contains conditioning actives for softer, easier-to-comb hair.

     

If you are dealing with oily dandruff, you may also find general tips helpful:

• Wash Consistency: Maintain a regular washing routine (2-3 times a week is often recommended for medicated shampoos) to prevent oil and product buildup.

   

• Ingredients to Look For: For oily dandruff, shampoos with ingredients like Ketoconazole, Pyrithione Zinc, Selenium Sulfide, and Salicylic Acid are commonly used.

   

• Avoid Over-Aggressive Scrubbing: This can worsen irritation.

• Diet and Stress: Managing stress and maintaining a healthy diet can also help regulate oil production and scalp health.

   

If your dandruff is severe or persistent, it is always best to consult with a dermatologist for a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan.