Dandruff: hair care & supplements

Shampoo is usually the starting point because it cleanses flakes and oil from the scalp with every wash. Lotions like Trix, Solodex or Tricho Grow Vee are applied to the scalp for more focused care and may suit people whose flaking or itch persists. Many combine both; ask the pharmacist if unsure.

It varies with your scalp and how consistently you follow the routine, so there's no guaranteed timeline. Use the product as directed on the pack for a few weeks before judging it. If nothing improves, or itching and redness get worse, stop and ask the pharmacist or see a dermatologist.

Dandruff is often a recurring issue influenced by sweat, weather, stress, styling-product buildup and incomplete rinsing. That's why many people need an ongoing routine rather than a short burst of use. Keeping the scalp clean and avoiding scratching with your nails may help support steadier results.

These are topical care products, but reactions are possible with any ingredient, such as the menthol and mint in the Aroma shampoo, which can tingle or sting for some. Patch-test first and avoid eyes and broken skin. If pregnant, breastfeeding, buying for a child, or using a prescribed skin treatment, ask the pharmacist first.

Add products to your cart and choose cash on delivery at checkout. Delivery usually takes 12 to 72 hours depending on your area. If you're deciding between the two bundles or unsure which lotion fits you, ask the pharmacist on the site and check each product page for contents and directions.