After using Ducray Squanorm anti-dandruff shampoo, I developed scalp irritation. What should I do in this situation?

After using Ducray Squanorm anti-dandruff shampoo, scalp irritation appeared. What to do in this situation — practical steps:

Anti-dandruff shampoos contain active ingredients designed to suppress fungi and normalize the scalp.

If you have sensitive skin or an individual intolerance, such products can cause redness, itching, burning, or a feeling of tightness.

If irritation appeared immediately or worsens after each use, this is a clear signal to stop using the shampoo. Continuing to use it in this condition may worsen the scalp and increase inflammation.

What you should do:

stop using the product immediately

thoroughly rinse off any remaining shampoo

temporarily switch to a mild, neutral hair-care product

document the skin reaction and keep the packaging

Irritation is not an acceptable norm for a therapeutic or dermatological shampoo. Even if a product is intended to treat dandruff, it should not cause discomfort.

Such a reaction indicates either individual intolerance or a formula that is unsuitable for your skin type.

If the seller or manufacturer ignores your complaint, filing a report on Xolvie helps document the issue, prompt a response from the brand, and warn other users about possible side effects of Ducray Squanorm shampoo.