Hair fall and dandruff can have many different causes, and the right treatment depends on your individual scalp and hair condition. A friend’s suggestion might sometimes help, but your doctor’s recommendation is based on an examination of your specific situation, which makes it safer and more effective. Using the wrong treatment could be ineffective or even irritate your scalp. Following your doctor’s advice gives you the best chance of finding a solution that is safe, effective, and tailored to your needs.

Salisia KT Shampoo contains the active ingredients ketoconazole and salicylic acid, which help treat dandruff and seborrhoeic dermatitis (a condition that causes scaly patches and redness on the scalp) by stopping the fungal growth and removing scales and dead skin from the scalp. It also contains aloe vera extract, which helps soothe and moisturise the scalp. Other supportive ingredients include ichthyol pale and D-panthenol, which may help reduce scalp irritation and improve scalp health. In addition, the shampoo contains a base formulation with cleansing and conditioning agents to help with application and washing. The exact composition and quantities of all inactive ingredients, preservatives, and fragrances are not always publicly available. If you would like to know the complete ingredient list, please check the product label or contact the manufacturer directly for detailed information. Always use the shampoo as directed by your doctor or according to the instructions on the pack.

Salisia KT Shampoo is an anti-dandruff shampoo containing Salicylic Acid, Ketoconazole, Ichthyol Pale, Aloe Vera, and D-Panthenol to help reduce flakes, fight fungus, and soothe the scalp. To use, wet your hair and scalp, apply the shampoo, massage it into the affected area, leave it on for 1 minute, then rinse thoroughly. It is recommended to use the shampoo twice a week until dandruff improves. If you have any scalp issues or conditions, it should only be used after a dermatologist’s advice following a skin or scalp analysis. Avoid contact with eyes, and if irritation, redness, or itching occurs, stop use and consult a doctor.

Recurring dandruff is often caused by a scalp yeast overgrowth, which inflames hair follicles and triggers temporary hair shedding. Since your current formulation only offers temporary relief, try rotating it with shampoos containing alternative active ingredients like selenium sulfide, zinc pyrithione, ciclopirox, or coal tar. Leave the lather on your scalp for 5 minutes before rinsing. For long-term control, a dermatologist may prescribe a mild topical steroid lotion to ease stubborn inflammation. Avoid heavy hair oils, as they feed the yeast. Rest assured, this hair fall is usually reversible once the scalp inflammation is controlled.