The listings show two primary actives used to treat dandruff: ketoconazole (listed at 1% in the relevant product) and zinc pyrithione (pyrithione zinc). Check each product label for the exact active and concentration before purchase.
Both gel and liquid formulations appear in the listings. Formulation type varies by product, so check the product description or packaging to confirm whether a specific item is a gel or a liquid.
Many listings are labeled for "All Hair Types," while others specify particular types such as "Normal" or "Thick." If you have a specific hair concern, check the product details to confirm suitability.
Commonly listed benefits include reducing visible flakes, relieving dry or itchy scalp, calming itching and irritation, reducing redness, controlling oiliness, moisturizing the scalp, and soothing scaling and flaking.
Sizes shown in the listings include 14 fl oz, 16 fl oz, 18 oz, and 28.2 fl oz. Actual available sizes vary by product and retailer—check the product page for the exact bottle size.
2-in-1 products combine cleansing and conditioning in one step while addressing flakes and dry, itchy scalp—helping reduce visible flakes, relieve itch or dryness, and leave hair feeling clean, soft, and more manageable.
The listings mention tea tree oil/tea tree essence and menthol as botanical/additive ingredients, and they list 1% pyrithione zinc and 1% ketoconazole as active anti-dandruff ingredients.
