I had what I thought was dry skin around my nose upper lip and around the middle of my eyebrows. After trying coconut oil, and aloe, it was still there! A couple months later my sister (RN) informed me that she had the same problem and used Nizoral. The areas reduced their color and protrusion after 1 treatment (15 minutes, then wash off), and completely gone after 2nd treatment. I mean completely gone, and hasn't returned since then, which was a couple of weeks ago. Highly recommended if you have seborrhic dermatitis, or dandruffðŸ‘

(First: I AM NOT PAID. Seriously, this is the first review I'm putting on Amazon because it's just amazing. Sincerely, thank you to this company for this cheap, insanely effective shampoo).
Background: Growing up I had disgusting dandruff. I mean I not only had scalp buildup because my hair was a mess and finding the right conditioner was impossible as even the smallest amount meant I get buildup. Shampoo was also harder to wash out of my hair. So I have this greasy, gunky scalp. And then my hair decided to have dandruff, at first relatively mild, and then it got so bad that just brushing hair out of my face brought forth a wave of snow that was disgusting and made me genuinely want to cry at how embarrassing and gross. Anywhere I went I could expect coming home to white flakes all over my shoulder and shirt and praying no-one could see it. I probably spent hundreds of dollars on shampoos and conditioners that would give me hope for a few days at removing about half and then ten-fold. I mean generic brands, home-remedies, all natural, organic, etc literally anything I saw with a positive review. I found this on reddit threads singing praises of gold. It was cheap so I figured, why not.
Mother of Godd, this was. I know you've probably read so many reviews that give it praises, and it's a cheap shampoo and one most people haven't heard of or seen advertised.
The first try, I already see amazing results. I bought one of those scalp brushes to use with it and when I got out of the shower and looked through I almost cried because my scalp was actually clean. There were hardly any flakes to comb through my hair. I went to sleep knowing I'd wake up with it all again but days later and it was a miracle. Still no itching, NO flakes, and my hair looked and felt amazing! It felt thicker and conditioner seemed to be fine and there wasn't any buildup. I think because it targeted fungus my acne also improved as well!
This is also something you don't need every day, which is amazing. Honestly after awhile using it once a week is all you need. It doesn't have a powerful smell, it's cheap, it's extremely effective for so many people, even past dandruff. If you're at a loss on what to do, I sincerely recommend trying this.

So, I've had these bumps on my forehead for a while now. Sometimes there were a lot, sometimes a little, but they were always there. I tried acne washes, creams, etc but nothing worked so I turned to google and of course it didn't let me down. I stumbled on a YouTube video and a girl started talking about a dandruff shampoo that she used to wash her face so automatically I thought she was nuts, but I was also nuts enough to try it as well.
The next day, I bought it at my local drug store (the lady in the video used a 2% strength but I could only find 1%). I've used this product for less than a week but the results were definitely noticeable!! I usually used the product twice a day (morning and night).
I usually apply a layer on (don't scrub!) and let it dry for about 10-15 minutes and then gently scrub it off using warm water. I usually don't include pictures in my reviews but I had to this time since my results were astonishing.

Ok, full transparency, I think I've been suffering from Seborrheic Dermatitis for years and just never knew it. Initially, when I started getting dandruff when I was a teenager, I just thought it was due to a dry scalp or product build-up that never washed out. Not the worst thing in the world, but still irritating. Getting older, however, it got much worse. Itching, redness, scaling all around my hair line (front and back), it was awful. Pieces of my skin would peel off at my temples and the flakes would be very noticeable. I hated it so much. And sadly, not once did I think to ask a dermatologist about it.

So,here we are years later, I still had horrible dandruff, itching, redness, the whole shebang. And then, my mother says one day, "Well, you've always had eczema ever since you were a baby." ... I never knew that. No one had told me that before. But in hindsight, yeah, it made so much sense. I just never considered that the case since I never noticed it anywhere else on my body that wasn't easily explained away. A little dryness here and there was nothing compared to my head. But that knowledge ultimately didn't help the scalp issue. Until, surprisingly enough, a YT ASMR video mentioned eczema/dermatitis and ketoconazale as a topical treatment for the hair. Interesting...

Now, this past week, I feel like my scalp has been the worst it had been. Scaling and redness, itching pretty much non-stop, and that was after a shower using Head & Shoulders shampoo. So, I looked around and did some research on ketoconazale. It's a topical treatment for fungal skin infections like athlete's foot, jock itch, and yep, seborrhea (aka dry, flaking skin) and dandruff. Looking up the best rated shampoos with this main ingredient led me to Nizoral. And I am extremely happy to have found it.

Again, full transparency, I've only used this shampoo today (day of writing this) and already I see an improvement. MAJOR improvement. I bought the 4 oz bottle, as I didn't want to commit to a larger one before trying it out, and a Scalpmaster Shampoo Brush (THIS IS KEY!!!). So, as soon as I had the bottle in my hands, I'm running for the shower. I used only Nizoral as my shampoo with Aussie Conditioner at the end. I used the brush to really scrub at the scaling and flakes all the way around my head, and it felt amazing. I've tried before with my nails to get the scales off, but this brush is 1000X better at it. I "lather, rinse, repeat" using the brush both times and I could really feel a difference in how my scalp felt. Sure, Head & Shoulders might have a better scent (I think this Nizoral shampoo is practically unscented or at least extremely mildly scented, not really noticeable), but this along with the brush helped my head and hair feel really clean. It lathered nicely, especially the second time, didn't make my hair feel too squeaky and stripped like some products do, and I don't notice any film or residue either now that my hair is mostly air-dried.

After, when inspecting my head and feeling along the hairline, I can see the proof. No flakes!!! At little redness, but that was expected, but no huge scales or flakes stuck to my scalp, no patches to be felt behind my ears or at the nape of my neck, NOTHING!!! I... I am so happy to find this shampoo. If this happens every time I use it, I might be a customer for life. I'll add an edit in about 2 weeks to see if the product really held up or not.

*** Edit:

Okay, it's been 48 hours and I'm still very impressed. The itching across my scalp was cut down at least 80% or more. Very rarely did I feel an itch or try to scratch. Looking around my hairline again, I see a few tiny flakes, but that was mostly around the skin near my temples, my admittedly worst place for the scaling and irritation.Checking around the back of my neck and behind my ears saw massive improvement, I can't feel any patches or bumps at all around my hairline. My hair feels soft without any remaining residue to change its texture. It is a bit frizzy though, but that's mostly my own fault for not straightening it like I would normally, so I count that as non-related to the product.

Overall, for a first time application and test, I'm very satisfied with my purchase. I knew it wouldn't be an overnight cure-all for my problem, but the improvement I've seen in 48 hours over the past week is amazing! I'll add another update after a few more days.

Out of nowhere, I started having serious flaking 1-2 days after washing and conditioning my hair. This has been going on for about 3-4 months. VERY EMBARASSING AND DISGUSTING!!! I did some research and figured its a fungus issue so I went a head and tried this Nizoral product. Nizoral cleared up most of the dandruff/fungus in only 2 months. I washed my hair every 3-4 days and by week 3-4, I'm about 50% flake free... by 2 months I'm 99% flake free. See photos! My only regret is that I did not start using it sooner. It smells like the Blue Magic grease and it is very drying, as it should be, so be sure to follow up with conditioner after you wash.

**this is not a paid/sponsered review - the proof is in the photos**
1st photo is prior to using Nizoral 3.22.17
2nd photo is after 1st wash 3.22.17
3rd photo is 1 month later 4.16.17
4th photo is 2 months later 5.21.17