Demodex shampoo: an effective remedy for demodicosis of the head

Demodicosis of the scalp is a simple but unpleasant disease caused by the active reproduction of subcutaneous mites. To get rid of parasitic organisms and relieve the main symptoms of demodicosis, methods of traditional and folk medicine are used. Shampoo against demodicosis allows you to reduce signs of mite reproduction and reduce its activity from the first day of use. Itching, hair loss and rashes under the hair - prevention with medicated shampoos will prevent the appearance of demodex symptoms. How to properly use products to care for parasite-affected scalp?

From the manufacturer:

Specially selected plant extracts deeply cleanse and suppress the activity of demodex mites, destroy pathogenic bacteria, and prevent the reappearance of mites and the occurrence of infection.
They prevent mites from sucking nutrients from the hair roots and from undermining the hair root. Shampoo “Demodex Complex” eliminates the specific unpleasant odor that people with demodicosis have and gives the hair a light, pleasant aroma. “Demodex Complex” shampoo is enriched with natural nourishing extracts of medicinal herbs of China, makes hair roots strong and healthy, eliminates demodicosis of the scalp, hair fragility, dryness and itching of the skin. It has a softening effect in diseases such as inflammation of the hair follicles and seborrheic hair loss. Shampoo “Demodex Complex” revives skin and hair. Demodex Complex products were created under the supervision of an international center for the study of subcutaneous mites.

About the brand Demodex Complex

For more than 30 years, Demodex Complex has been a leader in the field of skin care for demodicosis. We are recognized and trusted by dermatologists as one of the leading and most recommended brands.

Our products are designed to kill demodex mites, restore and improve skin health, and protect against recurrent demodex mites. We give you and your family the feeling of confidence that comes from glowing, healthy skin.

Prevention

The main measure to prevent demodicosis is strengthening the immune system and maintaining hygiene. If you are diagnosed with demodicosis, then it is better to replace all the cosmetics that you used before starting treatment. Use immunostimulating medications and regularly clean and treat personal items that come into contact with your skin. These are towels, linen (including bed linen), glasses, hats.

Follow a diet limiting fatty, spicy and sweet foods, and give up alcohol. In the future, try to avoid chronic stress, overwork, hypothermia or prolonged overheating. Demodicosis worsens in the autumn-spring period, so do not forget about prevention in the off-season and follow all the instructions of your doctor.

Questions & Answers

Questions from site visitors to people who have already been treated with drugs from the Demodex.ru site

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   Question: Is it enough to wash your hair with shampoo once a day? reply now

   Answer from Administrator Ivan, yes, it is enough to use it once a day. Administrator responded 01/16/2020

   ∨ Show more answers (3) Ivan, yes, it’s enough to use it once a day.

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2. Those. can I do it every day, once?

   Answered by Ivan 01/16/2020

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3. Ivan, yes, you can use shampoo once a day, but at least 4 times a week.

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Latest reviews

1. Natalia
   

   5 out of 5

   31.12.2019

   A good shampoo that does its job.

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2. Nina

   5 out of 5 Fantastic shampoo

   17.11.2019

   I join numerous positive reviews, after three uses and in less than a week, the crust covering the scalp almost completely disappeared. There are almost no red spots left and no more dandruff. The smell is very pleasant, I will continue to use it.

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3. Nina

   5 out of 5 I'm getting better

   14.10.2019

   I'm processing my head. I've been washing it with shampoo every day for a month now, but I feel better.

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4. Tatiana

   5 out of 5 I will use special means for treatment

   02.09.2019

   I was diagnosed with demodicosis of the head. The doctor prescribed a strange treatment: he prescribed trichopolum and sulfuric ointment for both the face and head. I started reading about this disease on the Internet and found your website. I decided to order Demodex Complex shampoo. I think it will be more effective than sulfur ointment.

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5. Ekaterina

   5 out of 5 Really helps

   29.08.2019

   I have been using shampoo and conditioner for almost 2 months. The products were prescribed to me by a dermatologist. The treatment is going well. I am currently in the recovery stage.

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6. Oksana

   5 out of 5 The shampoo works great.

   24.06.2019

   Hello. I made my last two purchases from you, I always take several tubes of conditioner and shampoo. The shampoo works great. When used, it rinses off perfectly, the smell is pleasant, the effect is amazing. From my first purchase, I was delighted with the shampoo. After the first use, the itching stopped, and my hair began to fall out much less. The product is good from the very beginning of use. I need shampoo, it doesn’t work, I’ll continue to order :)))

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7. Valeria

   5 out of 5 So far after washing for 3 days there is no itching. With other shampoos, itching appeared several hours after washing

   21.11.2018

   I liked the shampoo because it doesn’t dry out the scalp. I have been looking for a shampoo that is suitable for my scalp for a very long time. Something is wrong with my scalp, there are crusts on it and terrible itching. For some reason, anti-dandruff shampoos made the skin even drier, which caused even more crusting and itching. Honestly, I don’t know whether it’s dermatitis, or demodicosis, or some other infection. But Demodex Complex shampoo suited me. So far after washing for 3 days there is no itching. With other shampoos, itching appeared several hours after washing.

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8. Marina Viktorovna

   5 out of 5 After the shampoo, the hair clearly became more vibrant, it shines very well

   21.11.2018

   My hair is falling out wildly, it’s something terrible... Every time I wash it, there is a sea of ​​hair left on the comb. I bought this shampoo, my week. It seems to me that they haven’t started climbing less yet. But the fact that they have become more alive and shiny is already visible. Previously, I washed my hair every day; it was a real necessity, because... quickly got fat. And you can imagine: I’ll wash it and comb it, and there’s a sea of ​​hair on the comb. This rate of hair loss is really scary. Now I wash it every other day, my hair doesn’t lose its appearance so quickly the next day.

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conclusions

Taking into account the presence of clinical and laboratory changes in various clinical forms of demodicosis, a scientifically based treatment complex with a series of drugs “Stop Demodex” has been introduced into practice. Its effectiveness can be seen both in complex treatment and in the prevention of demodicosis. There is an elimination of the very cause of the disease - the uncontrolled reproduction of the Demodex mite, as well as a strong anti-inflammatory and restorative effect - rapid elimination of the symptoms of the disease. As a result of the use of drugs in this series, after just a few days there is a significant cleansing of the skin from foci of inflammation and, subsequently, a complete regression of this dermatosis.

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