VLCC Dandruff Care & Control Shampoo - B1G1 - 350ml X 2 (700ml) | Anti-Dandruff Shampoo | Scalp Health, Deep Scalp Cleaning | With Orange & Lemon Oil.

Who it's for

Choose this anti-dandruff shampoo when an adult scalp needs a cleaner, fresher wash in a format that fits regular use. The liquid formula is suited to all hair types, including dry, fine, normal, and oily hair, and the pack includes two 350 ml bottles for a total of 700 ml.

Pick a citrus-scented wash if heavy fragrance is not the goal. Product notes point to orange and lemon scent, while buyer feedback often describes the fragrance as nice and light.

What it's made of

Look to the formula for citrus-led scalp care with a cooling edge. Orange Oil and Lemon Oil are named ingredients, and the product specs also mention Climbazole as a special feature.

Read the ingredient story beyond citrus and the shampoo also brings in Rosemary and Mint from the product bullets. Rosemary is described for anti-bacterial scalp care, while Mint is highlighted for soothing, conditioning, and a cooling feel during use.

When you'd use it

Use this dandruff-control shampoo on wash days when flakes, buildup, or a less-fresh scalp make a basic cleanse feel incomplete. Directions call for pouring a generous amount into the palms, building a lather with circular motions, massaging the scalp gently for about 30 seconds, and rinsing thoroughly with water.

Keep the routine straightforward if scalp care needs to fit a normal shower schedule. The wash process reads like a standard shampoo step rather than a separate treatment routine.

What buyers say

Expect the strongest agreement around fragrance and overall quality, not around identical results for every scalp. Review summaries say many buyers like the smell and feel, and some report noticeably less dandruff after repeated use.

Balance expectations if hair tends to run dry. Review feedback on moisture is mixed: some shoppers say hair feels soft or smooth after washing, while others say the formula leaves hair dry or frizzy, so scalp type and hair texture seem to shape the experience.