Danwash | Anti-Dandruff Shampoo | ZPTO | Prevent Dryness | Removes Dandruff | 100ml
₹250.00
*Gets rid of persistent dandruff *Preventing dryness *Strengthens hair *Nourishes hair strands
ZPTO
What is it:- Danwash effectively removes persistent dandruff while preventing dryness on your scalp and hair. This– zinc pyrithione shampoo strengthens hair and soothes irritated scalp. With its abundant nutrients, it protects hair from drying while also nourishing hair strands.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
✅ Controls dandruff
✅ Soothes itchy scalp
✅ Cleanses the scalp
✅ Suitable for all hair types
✅ Medicated with a cosmetic feel
✅ Easy to use
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The advanced formulation of Danwash anti-dandruff shampoo uses — zinc pyrithione to target dandruff’s underlying causes.
It is the best anti-dandruff treatment since its conditioning foundation assures no dryness, even with frequent application.
Dandruff is where dead cells are shed from the scalp faster and higher than usual. The leading causes of dandruff are the overproduction of sebum on the scalp and seasonal factors such as winter and summer.
Danwash is an anti-dandruff shampoo that contains a unique combination of ZPTO -. ZPTO is an effective antifungal agent that helps to combat dandruff-causing organisms. -Has an anti-inflammatory effect that can soothe an itchy and dry scalp. Together, these ingredients work to effectively combat dandruff and provide relief from its symptoms, leaving your hair looking and feeling healthy and revitalized.
Step 1. Wet the scalp with warm water.
Step 2. Apply the Danwash shampoo to your damp scalp.
Step 3. Allow one minute for the shampoo to thoroughly lather before massaging it into the affected area.
Step 4. Let it sit for 5 minutes.
Step 5. Rinse it off gently.
Removes and deals with the buildup of dandruff by going after its source. It aids in getting rid of dandruff and stops it from coming back.
ZPTO stops the bacteria that cause dandruff from producing irritants that relieve the itching and irritation that come with dandruff.
