i tried almost every thing out there i just cant find the right shampoo ,pantene prove dried my hair,alot of the others that u can buy in Right Aid left residue on my scalp i dont have dandrof usualy but i started noticing dandrof after i tried some ofteh products, and i cant affored spending $35 on quarter of a pint bottel of shampoo

Try TRESEME its awesome! I use it and nothing else and its only like 4 bucks each at the dollar store or even in walmart but it smells really nice and your hair will be soft and dandruff free!

and you don't have to...just use Nizoral is 8.99 for the shampoo within two days my dandruff was gone...its the best stuff i ever tried..i did wash rinse and repeat..because the first time you wash your hair it lifts the sebum but the second time it actuallys rinses it away...you can follow with suave hot oil this is 2.99 or 3.99 thats a total of around 14 dollars..i guarantee this will work..try it and come back on here and let us know what happened...two rinses that help with dandruff are lemon juice and vinegar..also my last tip is **** brush hair very well prior to taking shower and washing hair...this will loosen dead skin and allow you to wash it away!

Suave ... awesome shampoo's, conditioners, and products - very cheap, and they have great assortment of scents. They do offer a dandruff shampoo too. I use it, the copycat version of Matrix. It works awesome, and my hair smells great. I'd say, try it, it is no doubt one of the cheapest hair care lines out there so not much of a loss (less than $2) if you hate it.

id say http://www.ulta.com/control/product/~product_id=2095301
hope it works!

I would recommend the Redken hair care line to you. It is a professional product so it will cost you a bit more but I guarantee you will not have the problems you're having now. The problem with grocery store products is that they have a lot of additives and fillers in them. You will use more product in less amount of time so you can actually be spending more buying cheap. I would go to your local salon of choice and tell them the current situation of your hair. Even go so far as to let them look your hair over. Then they can make an educated suggestion as to what product you need. I would recommend Redkens "Clear Moisture". It is moisturizing without being too heavy or leaving a residue. They also have a cleansing line dandruff etc. Good luck to you. Hope I have been helpful.

actually all shampoo are fine, its just that you are using too much shampoo,try minimizing your shampoo usage to once a week, then your hair will not dry up.

try the new infusium stuff it is awesome and smells good. it hydrates too. there is like 1-3 shampoo, condioner, and leave in they are like 4-5 dollars each! :0)

I used Aussie for years then I stopped using it for a while and my hair flipped out. I got bad dry scalp and tons of oil. Then I went back to it and after a few uses, my hair is back to normal. I use Aussie Real Volume shampoo and conditioner. Its all that works for me and I pay $5 something each for the big bottles at Wal-Mart. I love it and will never use another product as long as its around.