NeutrogenaT/Gel Therapeutic Shampoo (1x 250ml), Medicated Anti-Dandruff Shampoo For Flaky, Itchy Scalp and Treatment of Scalp Psoriasis, Seborrheic Dermatitis and Dandruff

For nearly 30 years, I’ve struggled with a persistently itchy, flaky scalp and dandruff. Over the decades, I’ve tried countless shampoos—Head & Shoulders never made a difference, and the only product that offered any real relief was Nizoral, which was previously available by prescription only. While it was effective, it came in a small bottle with a hefty price tag, making long-term use less practical.Recently, I decided to try Neutrogena T/Gel Therapeutic Shampoo—and I’m genuinely glad I did. This shampoo has been a revelation.Formulated in collaboration with dermatologists, T/Gel is designed to tackle scalp issues in three key ways:Reducing flakinessAlleviating itchinessCalming scalp rednessThe active ingredient, Neutar Solubilised Coal Tar Extract, is clinically proven to fight dandruff. It also helps relieve itching, reduce psoriasis symptoms, break down excess oils, and exfoliate the scalp thanks to its keratolytic properties. This makes it suitable for a range of scalp conditions, including dandruff, psoriasis, and seborrheic dermatitis.The shampoo itself has a mild, clean fragrance, and the application is straightforward: apply a liberal amount, massage into the scalp to create a rich lather, leave it on for a few minutes, rinse, and repeat. Within just a week, I noticed a dramatic improvement—no more flakes, no more itching, and best of all, no embarrassing dandruff on my dark clothing.Not only is T/Gel effective, it’s also affordably priced and long-lasting, making it a fantastic option for regular use. After years of frustration, I’ve finally found a solution that delivers real, lasting relief.I wholeheartedly recommend Neutrogena T/Gel to anyone suffering from scalp conditions. It's a dermatologist-developed, no-nonsense product that actually does what it promises.

I got this Neutrogena T/Gel Shampoo because, let’s be honest, nothing says "fun" quite like an itchy, flaky scalp, especially when it’s snowing dandruff on your favorite black top. This stuff is like a little bottle of miracles. After just a couple of washes, I could already feel the difference. The itching was gone, and the flakes started disappearing like they’d been evicted.Sure, the smell might not be the most glamorous (it’s got that clinical vibe), but honestly, if it works, who cares? I’ll take a slightly medicated smell over feeling like I’ve got ants tap-dancing on my scalp any day. Plus, the scent doesn’t linger once your hair is dry, which is a relief.The formula is gentle enough to use regularly, and it doesn’t dry out my hair, which was a big concern of mine. It’s left my scalp feeling clean and healthy without stripping my hair of its natural shine. If you’ve been fighting the dandruff battle and losing, I’d definitely recommend giving this shampoo a go. It’s got my scalp under control, and I can finally wear dark colors without worrying about unwanted “decorations.”

I have been using this shampoo for the last 3 or 4 years after visiting the doctors with severe scalp problems, not just dandruff but scabs on the scalp. Started to work really well after a couple of weeks and within a month my scalp had recovered. Still use it to this day, I actually like the smell and as mentioned earlier doesn't linger. I find you don't need much shampoo to get a decent lather.

I often get stressed easily and my head becomes itchy and irritant. I don't know if I get stressed because my head is itchy, or my head is itchy because I'm stressed or both, but all I know is that I experience it a lot and requires me to take a little break from whatever I am doing.I was desperate to fix this, so I found this. Upon opening the box, they make sure it's known to you that it contains tar gel. I don't really know what it is, but I can say that I initially was quite worried as the first thing that came to mind was what roads were made of. I have used a whole bottle and I can say that this hasn't affected me negatively, although this could still affect someone else.Some people dislike the smell, but I actually like it. It is indeed very strong of a smell, and I can see it being really annoying if you don't like it. I think that it smells quite medicinal.The texture is quite thick when coming out of the bottle. It doesn't flow out like most normal shampoo would but more like squeezes out. I had no problems applying this to my head/hair.Does it work? I'm fairly certain it's closer to the NO side than it is to the yes side. Reason being is that I didn't really feel any physical change, and when I think about my head being itchy, then I do start feeling it. The problem with this is that the more you think about your head, the worse it gets. When it's nagging you in your mind and can't think about anything else/put your mind aside to the thought of your head being itchy, I feel it's almost impossible to just 'un-think it'. I needed something to take my mind of it. Something that would keep my mind at rest thinking that the shampoo was doing something - the placebo effect. I do get the occasional feeling, but it's much less now, and now that it happens less frequently, I also think about it less.I am now currently at the stage where I am aware that it is mostly in my mind and that the product was mostly a placebo effect, and I now feel like this feeling of 'being aware of the placebo effect, has helped me start to not become as stressed in regard to my head, and as a result think about it less.So yes, it didn't fix my problem but got most of the way there, and probably not by the intended method.It's worth noting that a lot of my problems had connections to temperature, heat especially. When I had longer hair, when I ran to a bus and sat down, inside a cramped hall etc... Having colder showers may get you quite the way there...