Question 1

Okay, so why is "anti-fungal" spelled incorrectly on the packaging? this is a big red flag. is this company legit? are the reviews real?

Accepted Answer

I'm sure there are some out there that are fake but I did in fact buy this off of Amazon and did try it my review is 100% real and true it didn't help my hair or scalp it made my hair very dry I used it for the whole month before I left my review  and no I wasn't paid to leave a review as for it being spelled wrong I would question that to and I wouldn't by it if it's spelled wrong either

Question 2

Is this for those who take a shower and then smell bad when ur hair gets wet or you start sweating?

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Do NOT listen to "Fashion Spy," as the other person said, it has absolutely NOTHING to do with cleanliness. Just like females get yeast infections, which is obviously NOT a cleanliness issue, the head/scalps often have fungal infections. In fact, about 80% of people do carry on with scalp fungal infections, just some people don't experience any symptoms. It is very common, but it takes some time to get under control. That being said, I do not agree with person who said dry your scalp completely after showering. Ive been a medical professional for 20 yrs, drying your scalp immediately after showering, will absolutely make this worse. It speeds up the proliferation of additional cells, therefore accelerating the flaking or plaques buildup. Do not put heat to it. In fact. When u shower, and shampoo, use tepid, lukewarm water, not hot water. I have yet to find an anti-fungal shampoo that is effective enough to reverse my problem. A big problem with all these companies, is they include some form of alcohol, as one of the top main ingredients, and that is BAD for our situation. You do not want a product, with tons of alcohol on top of an already painful, itchy, and plaqued scalp. So avoid the ones with alcohol in the top 5.

Question 3

Is this shampoo good to get rid of the white pierda issue? (The small little white pearly looking stuff in your hair)

Accepted Answer

I do not think it will but then again I am mostly bald. I purchased this product because I have a compromised immune system that results in bad seborrheic dermatitis which in turn causes Blepharitis..I am not a doctor and candidly doctors know very little if anything about fungal infections. Recently after trying just about everything out there  I am using Veterinary Formula Clinical Care, It is Antiparasitic and Antiseborrheic Medicated shampoo. The flakes you refer to are possibly a by-product of Seborrhea .The Veterinary formula refered to is better (for me) than any of the leading brands soldforhumans. Good luck.

Question 4

Does this contain a chemical call formaldehyde?(diazolidinyl urea)

Accepted Answer

Not sure but I'll check when I get home and update my answer in the morning.

Manufacturer	ProBliva
Item model number	Fungus Shampoo
Package Dimensions	22.3 x 5.21 x 5.21 cm; 290 g
ASIN	B07RZ9B33D

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ProBliva Fungus Shampoo with Natural Ingredients Coconut Oil, Jojoba Oil, Emu Oil for Hair and Scalp for Men and Women

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