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ACM Laboratoire Novophane.DS Anti-Dandruff Shampoo 125ml gently eliminates dandruff while soothing itching and redness.
ACM Laboratoire Novophane.DS Anti-Dandruff Shampoo 125ml is a hair care solution designed to address and treat causes of dandruff. This shampoo not only gently cleanses the hair but also soothes irritation and itchiness, effectively removes dandruff scales, and helps prevent future occurrences. Its formula is adept at preventing the proliferation of Malassezia furfur, a fungus responsible for dandruff, thus ensuring the scalp remains healthy and balanced. The incorporation of Piroctone Olamine in an antifungal complex, along with Glyceryl Undecylenate, Vitamin PP, and Inulin, plays a critical role in preventing dandruff. Besides, this complex not only purifies the hair but also regulates the microflora of the scalp, keeping it healthy and reducing discomfort.
Moreover, with Salicylic Acid in this formula, this product grants keratolytic and sebo-regulating actions. As a result, it assists in removing scales and eliminating flaking caused by dandruff. Additionally, the inclusion of Sodium Lactate, Lactic Acid, and Glycyrrhetinic Acid hydrates the scalp and significantly reduces irritation and itchiness. Lastly, PCA Glycerol Oleate combined with Inulin enhances the shampoo's ability to smooth and hydrate the hair, leaving it softer, shinier, and easier to manage. In essence, this product not only cleanses the hair but also offers a comprehensive treatment that leaves the hair manageable, easy to comb, and free of dandruff. By tackling the root causes of dandruff, regulating sebum production, and soothing the scalp, this shampoo stands as an effective ally in maintaining a healthy, dandruff-free scalp and beautiful, manageable hair.
Apply ACM Laboratoire Novophane.DS Anti-Dandruff Shampoo 125ml to the wet scalp and massage. Leave it on for a few minutes and then rinse thoroughly. Apply two to three times a week during the attack phase. Then, reduce the frequency to one to two times a week for the maintenance phase to prevent relapses.