I used to avoid wearing dark clothes because of flakes on my shoulders. Since I started using this shampoo together with the serum, my scalp feels calm and clean, and the flakes are almost gone. It may seem like a small change, but for me, it means I can finally feel confident again.

This shampoo removed flakes within the first week and helped reduce oiliness too. It doesn’t leave my scalp dry like some other anti-dandruff shampoos I’ve tried. Hair feels clean, light, and stronger at the roots. Plus, the scent is really nice—fresh but not overpowering.

You can tell by the bottle that the product is high quality. The shampoo comes in a 200ml bottle which is a decent amount. It comes in a box packaging which looks so posh.

I have wavy and damaged hair due to bleaching it and feels rough mostly. However since I have started using this shampoo I can see a significant improvement in my hair texture and feel plus the dandruff due to dryness has reduces. I use the shampoo 2/3 times a week. The smell is also nice which leaves my hair smelling fresh and nice too. Great for ageing hair to keep them fresh and alive.

I highly recommend these and could be an ideal gift too for christmas, wedding, birthday etc.

Very good Dandruff Control & Healthy Roots Shampoo with Salicylic Acid, Tea Tree, Neem & Apple Cider Vinegar, Herbal Essence Infused with Essential Oils for Flake-Free Scalp with lovely scent. Highly recommend.

My husband sometimes suffers with mild dandruff, so I got him this Puradoro shampoo to try. It’s an Italian brand that I’ve not heard of before, but I liked the look of the ingredients list. It seems much more natural than your average high street anti-dandruff shampoo. It contains ingredients such as calming and soothing aloe vera, antifungal and antibacterial tea tree oil and orange oil, dandruff-reducing neem oil, invigorating and cooling peppermint oil, hair strengthening laurel oil, hair growth stimulating rosemary oil, anti-inflammatory pine oil, cleansing lemon oil, exfoliating salicylic acid, moisturising coconut oil, and smoothing and shine-enhancing apple cider vinegar.

The lid on the bottle has a very unusual design, which is so simple to use when you have wet hands. It’s a bit like the long and short flush buttons on a toilet cistern. If you press the small button, the larger button pops up, allowing you to squeeze out the desired amount of shampoo from the bottle. To close the bottle when you’ve finished, you just push the larger button down flat. The button action is very smooth and easy. Once opened, the product has a 12 month shelf life. There was also a best before date of almost 2 years left on the bottle I received to test.

Before using this shampoo, shake the bottle really well to mix up the ingredients. Apply a small amount to wet hair and lather up to remove any initial grease and grime. Rinse thoroughly, then repeat the wash, this time massaging the shampoo into the scalp for 2-3 minutes, before rinsing again. For best results use this shampoo 2-3 times per week. If required, follow with a conditioner from either this brand, or whatever conditioner you prefer. Use more often for oily hair, or less often for dry hair. This shampoo lathers up really well with a very small amount, even on the first wash, so you don’t need to use much each time. It comes out of the bottle as a fairly thick consistency clear transparent liquid. It smells really lovely and natural. The peppermint oil is the most predominant smell, but it’s subtle, not overpoweringly minty. You feel it's cooling tingly effect as you lather it into your scalp.

Although this shampoo may appear to be expensive, my husband usually spends around £7 on a 60ml bottle of Nizoral. The price of this actually works out slightly cheaper, as the bottle contains 200ml. Nizoral works for my husband, but tends to leave his grey hair looking a bit dry and wiry. This shampoo left his hair looking more smooth sleek silver fox than wiry Brillo pad. There was not a single flake of dandruff to be seen. He was happy, and I thought his hair looked great after using this. It felt lovely and soft too, even though he didn’t use any conditioner. I will definitely be buying him this in future instead of Nizoral.

My teenage son suffers terribly from itchy, flaky scalp with redness thrown in for good measure too, so we were really keen to try out the Puradoro Psoriasis Control Shampoo.

The shampoo comes boxed and is quite thick in consistacy, clear in colour and has a tea tree oil fragrance. All the ingredients and their benefits are in the product description.

It lathers well and rinses easily and feels very soothing on the scalp and so far seems to be helping with the flaking. I'll come back and update the review after more longer term use, but so far, our experience of using this shampoo has been very positive.

Rather good shampoo which is extremely mild, doesn't strip away your natural oils and whilst it does lather up this quickly dissipates. While I don't suffer from Psoriasis I'm extremely prone to a dry scalp which generates endless annoying white flakes hence this product seemed ideal. Fairly viscous shampoo, yellowish tinge with a medical scent, Tea Tree being particularly noticeable. Possibly one of the few shampoos I've used which doesn't worsen the dryness, no tight skin feeling. While not a magic bullet short term there has been a noticeable reduction in dryness so I'm extremely hopeful for prolonged use. Fairly large bottle, as little is used per application the cost does seem worth it. Happy to recommend this product for scalp dryness.