For people vexed by itching and scaling,
Dandrene inhibits fungi and seborrhea

Go ahead, wear black. Basic black is always correct — little black dress, smart black suit, black leather jacket. Don’t give dandruff a second thought. Don’t be humiliated by greasy flaking and scratching. Don’t hide under a hat.

Even if dandruff has embarrassed you since seventh grade. Even if you catch friends and colleagues staring at the little dust storm raging over your shoulders. Even if you tried every shampoo from drugstore detergents to boutique formulas.

For people vexed by the constant itch and avalanche of scales generated by seborrheic dermatitis, dry pityriasis, atopic dermatitis, pityriasis versicolor, tinea capitis, psoriasis, or contact dermatitis, the dandruff can even exude from eyebrows, eyelids, nose, lips, and ears, perpetuating inflammation, scaling, scratching, broken skin, and further infection.

Now Dandrene, the hyperformance antidandruff shampoo, offers relief to people 1) embarrassed by greasy dandruff on hair and clothing, 2) irritated by itchy red scalp, 3) plagued by oiliness, or 4) concerned about fungal odor. Patients disappointed with mass-market shampoos, who seek an ultra-premium treatment, achieve their best results with Dandrene, a potent cocktail of the latest science with timeless botanicals.

No, dandruff is not exactly fatal, but the minor plague does make us cringe in social situations, give us self-esteem issues, and cost us lost opportunities.

Dandrene exists to fix all that.

Dandrene controls serious dandruff
Dandruff can be controlled. Mild cases may require nothing more than daily shampooing with a gentle cleanser to remove flakes. Even stubborn scaling responds to advanced medicated shampoos such as Dandrene.

Sophisticated formulas may contain 10 to 30 ingredients, including surfactants to cleanse, conditioners to impart luster and volume, and terapeutic ingredients to cut scaling and seborrhea. Early dandruff formulas were based on coal tar, zinc pyrithione, or selenium sulphide.

Dandrene, the only true multilateral antidandruff shampoo, reduces flakiness and itch dramatically because it deploys the most potent antimicrobial agents, including climbazole, ketoconazole, and natural extracts of manuka, willow, and pomegranate.

Hyperformance ingredients make Dandrene
next-generation antidandruff shampoo

Dandrene — the hyperformance antidandruff shampoo — helps people embarrassed by greasy dandruff on hair and clothing, irritated by an itchy red scalp, plagued by oiliness, or mildly concerned about fungal odor.

Because Dandrene shuts down dandruff via three methods of action, 1) by applying next-generation antimycotic technology to inhibit the fungi that generate dandruff , 2) by drying up the excess oils that fuel those fungi, and 3) by delivering nutrients to repair and rebuild hair and scalp. Volumes of clinical research demonstrate these properties.

Dandrene out-performs mass-market products by deploying more effective antifungal agents and natural extracts, especially 1) climbazole, the best inhibitor today against the fungi that generate scales, 2) ketoconazole, proven in years of trials to inhibit fungi as effectively as any compound, 3) manuka and willow complex, a botanical source of antimycotic triketones, polyphenols, and salicylic derivatives, and 4) extract of pomegranate, a superfruit with properties to regulate epidermal differentiation, slow down scaling, and strengthen the barrier function of skin. Full-spectrum Dandrene also lavishes hair and scalp with 5) brewer’s yeast, rich in vitamins, amino acids, and minerals.

This five-way formulation means patients disappointed with mass-market shampoos — and those who simply want the ultra-premium treatment — achieve their best results by using Dandrene, a potent cocktail of the latest science with timeless botanicals.

Bottom line: Dandrene is your hyperformance antidandruff shampoo, your 21st-century breakthrough, your best opportunity to brush off dandruff once and for all.

Dandrene means shutting down the dust storm raging over our shoulders. It means no more greasy scales collecting on hair and clothing. It means putting on our favorite little black dress, smart black suit, or black leather jacket, without giving dandruff a second thought.

For patients disappointed with mass-market shampoos, this ultra-premium cocktail of the latest science with timeless botanicals means success, finally.

Directions:

Shampoo normally with Dandrene
two or three times per week

For best results, shampoo two or three times per week, allowing Dandrene to contact the scalp for five minutes. Rinse thoroughly.

Q: What is dandruff?
A: More a symptom than a disease, dandruff means any excess flaking of dead skin cells, especially from the scalp.
Q: What skin conditions cause dandruff?
A: Symptoms result from seborrheic dermatitis, dry pityriasis, atopic dermatitis, pityriasis versicolor (tinea versicolor), tinea capitis, psoriasis, and contact dermatitis.
Q: Are fungi associated with dandruff?
A: Yes, common cutaneous fungi called Malassezia have a taste for skin oils and thrive in areas rich with sebaceous glands.
Q: How do fungi generate dandruff?
A: By metabolizing the triglycerides in sebum, fungi produce oleic acid, which triggers inflammation and the cleavage of flakes.
Q: Can dandruff be controlled?
A: Yes, even stubborn scaling responds well to advanced medicated shampoos such as Dandrene.
Q: What are the active ingredients in Dandrene?
A: Dandrene delivers multiple compounds that inhibit fungi and dampen seborrheA: ketoconazole, pale sulfonated shale oil, manuka, willow, and pomegranate.
Q: For whom is Dandrene indicated?
A: Dandrene helps people embarrassed by flakes on hair and clothing, irritated by itchy red scalp, plagued by oiliness, or concerned about odor.
Q: How does Dandrene stop dandruff?
A: Dandrene works by applying antimycotic technology to inhibit fungi, by drying the excess oils that feed fungi, and by repairing and rebuilding hair and scalp.
Q: Why does Dandrene contain shale oil?
A: Natural pale sulfonated shale oil reduces dandruff, itching, and seborrhea.
Q: Why does Dandrene contain ketoconazole?
A: Ketoconazole reduces seborrhea as effectively as any known ingredient.
Q: Why does Dandrene contain manuka and willow?
A: Natural manuka and willow extracts reduce seborrhea and inhibit fungi.
Q: Why does Dandrene contain pomegranate?
A: Pomegranate peel regulates epidermal differentiation to strengthen skin.
Q: Why does Dandrene contain buchu, henna, and maiden hair fern?
A: Buchu, henna, and maiden hair fern stimulate sebaceous glands to counter dry dandruff.
Q: Why does Dandrene contain brewer’s yeast?
A: Dandrene repairs and rebuilds hair and scalp with brewer’s yeast, a rich source of B vitamins, amino acids, enzymes, and minerals.
Q: Why bother to treat dandruff?
A: Besides the discomfort, dandruff inhibits social interaction, damages self esteem, and results in lost opportunities.
Q: Why choose Dandrene?
A: This high-performance antifungal shampoo provides your best opportunity to brush off dandruff for good.