Ivadermaseb K Șampon anti-mătreață kerato-regulator cu Acid Salicilic 2%
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Ivadermaseb K Kerato-regulating anti-dandruff shampoo with Salicylic Acid 2%

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Suitable for: Sensitive scalp with excess sebum, adherent scales, crusts, redness, and itching.

Recommended for: Attack phase for persistent dandruff and scalps prone to seborrheic dermatitis.

€15,45
Amount200 ml
  • SOAP-FREE
  • PARABEN-FREE
  • SILICONE-FREE

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WHAT IT DOES FOR YOUR SKIN

Adherent scales? Start with the attack phase.

2% Salicylic Acid helps loosen adherent scales and crusts, precisely where a maintenance shampoo is not enough. Ivadermaseb K is the intensive step in the routine, before switching to the Ivadermaseb Intensive Shampoo and Serum for maintenance.

  • Helps detach adherent scales and crusts through 2% Salicylic Acid.
  • Intensely cleanses the scalp and reduces the buildup of desquamated cells.
  • Contributes to the control of microorganisms associated with dandruff through Climbazole and Piroctone Olamine.
  • Helps reduce excess sebum, redness, and the sensation of itching.
  • Soothes the sensitive scalp and prepares it for the maintenance phase.

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Skincare routine

Ivadermaseb K Șampon Keratoreductor Step 1 · This product

Ivadermaseb K Șampon Keratoreductor

How to use it
Se aplică de 3 ori pe săptămână în primele 2 săptămâni, apoi 2 aplicări pe săptămână. Scuamele (mătreață), cruste aderentele și hiperseboreea sunt reduse
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Ivadermaseb Șampon Intensiv Anti-mătreață Step 2

Ivadermaseb Șampon Intensiv Anti-mătreață

How to use it
Se aplică pentru faza de întreținere a dermatitei seboreic, pentru a o menține sub control. Seboreea, roșeața și scuamele (mătreață) sunt diminuate.
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Ivadermaseb Ser Anti-mătreață Step 3

Ivadermaseb Ser Anti-mătreață

How to use it
Se aplică pe scalpul curat, se masează blând pentru a stimula microcirculația și a facilita absorbția serului la nivelul scalpului. Scalpul se simte mai echilibrat și mai confortabil, fără senzații de mâncărime sau disconfort, pe măsură ce mătreața este redusă.
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THE FORMULA IN DETAIL

Everything you want to know about the product

Full description and skin types

Keratoreducing shampoo with 2% Salicylic Acid, for the attack phase of scalps with severe dandruff, scales, and adherent crusts. The formula intensely exfoliates scales via 2% Salicylic Acid, combines Climbazole and Piroctone Olamine—key ingredients in anti-dandruff formulas—and naturally derived Alpha-Bisabolol to soothe the sensitive scalp. It is the attack step before transitioning to a maintenance routine.

Suitable for: Sensitive scalp with excess sebum, adherent scales, crusts, redness, and itching.

Recommended for: Attack phase for persistent dandruff and scalps prone to seborrheic dermatitis.

Texture: Anti-dandruff keratoreducing shampoo, 200 ml.

Active ingredients and full INCI list
  • 2% Salicylic Acid— keratoreduction and detachment of adherent scales.
  • Climbazole— antimicrobial ingredient used in anti-dandruff formulas.
  • Piroctone Olamine— action on microorganisms associated with scalp imbalance.
  • Alpha-Bisabolol— ingredient of natural origin, with a soothing effect for sensitive scalps.
  • Glycerin— hydration.
  • Herculane Thermal Water— soothing and protective.

Ingredients: AQUA, DECYL GLUCOSIDE, COCO-GLUCOSIDE, ALCOHOL DENAT., BUTYLENE GLYCOL, GLYCERIN, POLYSORBATE 20, SALICYLIC ACID, GLYCERYL OLEATE, XANTHAN GUM, ISOAMYL LAURATE, CITRIC ACID, SODIUM BENZOATE, CLIMBAZOLE, PIROCTONE OLAMINE, SODIUM HYDROXIDE, ACACIA SENEGAL GUM, BISABOLOL, PCA ETHYL COCOYL ARGINATE, TOCOPHEROL, HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE GLYCERIDES CITRATE.

*The list of ingredients presented corresponds to the most recent formulation of this product. Since there may be differences between previously approved formulations, always consider the list of ingredients on the packaging.

Formula highlights
  • SOAP-FREE
  • PARABEN-FREE
  • SILICONE-FREE
  • FRAGRANCE-FREE
  • DERMATOLOGIST RECOMMENDED
  • MADE IN FRANCE

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BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

Frequently asked questions

When should I choose Ivadermaseb K Keratoreducing Shampoo?

When dandruff isn't just fine flakes, but thick scales, adherent crusts, excess sebum and itching appear. Salicylic Acid 2% makes it the intensive step of the range for loosening adherent scales.

What is the difference between Ivadermaseb K Keratoreducing Shampoo and Ivadermaseb Intensive Anti-Dandruff Shampoo?

Ivadermaseb K is the intensive phase, with Salicylic Acid 2% for adherent scales and crusts. Ivadermaseb Intensive Anti-Dandruff Shampoo is the maintenance step for controlling dandruff, redness and sebum after the intensive phase.

Should I remove the crusts with my nails before washing?

No. Avoid scratching and aggressive removal. Apply the shampoo to a damp scalp, massage gently and let the formula work for 5 minutes before rinsing.

How often should I use it?

According to the product instructions: 3 times a week for the first 2 weeks, then 2 times a week.

What do Climbazole and Piroctone Olamine do in the formula?

They are cosmetic actives with antimicrobial and antifungal action that complement the action of Salicylic Acid, while Alpha-Bisabolol helps soothe a sensitive scalp.

What should I use once the thick scales are under control?

You can continue your routine with Ivadermaseb Intensive Anti-Dandruff Shampoo for maintenance and Ivadermaseb Anti-Dandruff Serum as a leave-on step for the scalp.

Can I use conditioner or a mask after it?

Yes, if your hair needs conditioning. Apply the conditioner or mask mainly to the lengths and ends, especially if your scalp gets oily easily.

Can I combine Ivadermaseb K with the Anti-Dandruff Serum?

Yes. In the logic of the range, the shampoo is the cleansing step, and the serum is the leave-on step between washes.

How can I tell if I just have dandruff or a problem that needs a consultation?

If you have intense redness, persistent crusts, lesions, pain, severe itching, associated symptoms or no response to the routine, don't try to diagnose yourself; see a dermatologist.