It's smells nice... but how it helps??? I would use aloe vera gel first.
May 3
Looking for a shampoo with 5% tea tree oil to help manage seborrheic dermatitis? Great news — they're pretty easy to find!
Here are some places to look:
- Online retailers (like Amazon)
- Local grocery stores (one MySebDermTeam member mentioned finding theirs at Whole Foods)
- Pharmacies
- Hair salons
Another option is Show Full Answer
Looking for a shampoo with 5% tea tree oil to help manage seborrheic dermatitis? Great news — they're pretty easy to find!
Here are some places to look:
- Online retailers (like Amazon)
- Local grocery stores (one MySebDermTeam member mentioned finding theirs at Whole Foods)
- Pharmacies
- Hair salons
Another option is to add a few drops of tea tree oil directly into your favorite shampoo to get similar benefits. A few safety tips to keep in mind:
- Apply the shampoo, leave it on for 3 to 10 minutes, then rinse
- Use it twice a week to avoid irritating your scalp
- Watch for any burning, itching, or skin discoloration — these could be signs of sensitivity
Always check with your dermatologist before trying new products, especially if your skin tends to be sensitive.
May 1
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