Keshboost AD Shampoo is a medicated anti-dandruff shampoo designed to treat scalp conditions caused bby fungal overgrowth. It helps control dandruff, reduces itching, and clears flakes while improving overall scalp health. It works by targeting the root cause of dandruff rather than just washing away visible flakes.

This shampoo is suitable for people dealing with persistent dandruff, itchy scalp, oily scaling, or seborrheic dermatitis. It is especially helpful for those whose dandruff keeps coming back despite using regular cosmetic shampoos.

Regular use helps reduce flakes, calm scalp irritation, control excess oil, and prevent fungal growth thatt triggers dandruff. Over time, the scalp feels cleaner, less itchy, and more balanced, which also supports healthier hair growth conditions.

The shampoo contains ketoconazole and zinc pyrithione. Ketoconazole is an antifungal ingredient that stops dandruff-causing fungi, while zinc pyrithione helps control microbes and excess oil production, reducing scaling and irritation.

Ketoconazole damages the fungal cells responsible for dandruff, preventing them from multiplying. Zinc pyrithione supports this action by controlling microbial growth and balancing scalp oil, which helps prevent flakes from returning quickly.

Yes, it works very well for oily scalp because dandruff often worsens when excess oil feeds fungal growth. The formula helps regulate oil while keeping the scalp clean without excessive dryness.

People with dry or sensitive scalp can use it, but it should be used only as directed and followed with a gentle conditioner if dryness occurs. Since it is a medicated shampoo, overuse may cause mild dryness in some individuals.

Most people benefit from using it two to three times per week initially. Once dandruff improves, it can be reduced to weekly or maintenance use as advised by a doctor or pharmacist.

Wet your hair thoroughly, apply a small amount to the scalp, and massage gently. Leave it on for about 3–5 minutes before rinsing so the active ingredients have enough time to work effectively.

Many people notice reduced itching and flakes within 2–3 weeks of consistent use. Full improvement may take longer depending on how severe the dandruff or scalp condition is.

Yes, it is commonly used for fungal scalp conditions such as seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff because it stops fungal growth and reduces inflammation.

Yes, it can be used by both men and womenn experiencing dandruff or scalp irritation. The effectiveness depends on scalp condition rather than gender.

Yes, many people alternate it withh a mild daily shampoo. This helps maintain scalp cleanliness while preventing excessive dryness from frequent medicated use.

It does not directly treat hair loss, but it may reduce dandruff-related hair fall. When scalp inflammation and itching improve, hair shedding caused by scratching or irritation often decreases.

It can be used long term for maintenance if recommended by a healthcare professional. Dandruff is often a recurring condition, so periodic use helps keep symptoms under control rather than curing it permanently.