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Color safe dandruff shampoo?
When my hair is not highlighted, Neutrogena T-gel works really well. I can't use it now, though, because it can turn highlights orange.
I found from googling that Pureology has a color safe dandruff shampoo. I went to Ulta and they no longer carry it. Now that I'm looking at the shopping results online, it seems to have been discontinued, because I can't find it for sale online, either.
Stuff like tea tree oil doesn't work for me. I need something with actual dandruff medication. Does anyone know of anything?
Re: Color safe dandruff shampoo?
I highlight my hair and it's light blonde. I use T-gel and have never had an issue (actually I use the genetic version that I but at either Kroger or Target).
* I do only use it about once/week though. Daily use could be another story.
Interesting. Once a week is good for me, too. Maybe I'll try it but just keep it at the roots.
I have sebopsoriasis on my scalp and use Neutrogena's T-Sal a lot. It's a yellowish color, so I don't think it would change the color of your highlights. I just wouldn't use it every day because it could strip your color.
Redken actually has a dandruff shampoo as well. I would think it would be better for your color than drugstore shampoos.
The only thing that's worked for me is Rx stuff I got from the dermatologist.
It's never messed with my color, though I do an all-over red with no highlights.
My response isn't particularly helpful, lol.
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