Anti-dandruff shampoo — fresher scalp, cleaner roots

Professional anti-dandruff shampoo options for flaky, itchy or oily scalps, including salon brands and targeted formulas for regular washing.

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If you’re dealing with visible flakes, scalp build-up or an itchy, tight feeling, an anti-dandruff shampoo can help keep the scalp feeling balanced and the hair looking cleaner between washes. In this category you’ll find professional products used in salons, with options for different hair types and routines.

What you can shop here

Everyday and intensive cleansing formulas, including sulphate-free options.
Ingredient-led choices such as BHA (salicylic), zinc, tea tree, keratin and niacinamide.
Professional brands including Farmavita and Alfaparf Milano, plus more.

If your scalp gets oily quickly, pair your choice with your hair type needs by browsing Oily hair. For hair that’s also stressed by colouring or heat, you may prefer a gentler routine from Damaged hair or Coloured hair.

All products sit under Hair shampoos for easy comparison.

Match the scalp concern: for heavy build-up, look for BHA (salicylic); for frequent flaking, consider zinc or tea tree.
Check your washing routine: if you wash often, you may prefer a milder or sulphate-free formula.
Don’t ignore hair length: if ends feel dry or processed, alternate with a shampoo from Damaged hair or Dry hair.
Choose by brand you trust: compare ranges from OWAY, Selective Professional and others within the same category.

Is anti-dandruff shampoo only for dandruff?

Not necessarily. Many people use it when they notice scalp build-up, visible flakes, or an itchy, tight feeling. In this category you can also filter by ingredients such as BHA (salicylic), zinc or tea tree to match what you’re trying to address.

Can I use anti-dandruff shampoo every wash?

Some formulas are designed for regular use, while others suit occasional deeper cleansing. If you wash frequently, consider a milder option, including sulphate-free formulas, and adjust based on how your scalp and hair lengths feel.

What ingredient should I look for for scalp build-up?

BHA (salicylic) is a common choice when you want help lifting build-up from the scalp. If you prefer a different approach, you can also filter for zinc or tea tree and compare how each type of formula fits your routine.

My scalp is flaky but my hair is coloured or damaged—what should I do?

Start with an anti-dandruff shampoo focused on the scalp, then balance it with a routine that’s kinder to the lengths. You can alternate with a shampoo from the Coloured hair or Damaged hair categories so cleansing doesn’t leave the ends feeling rough.