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Hassle-Free Exchanges & Returns for 30 Days. · 6-Month Limited Warranty. HMT Anti Dandruff Shampoo and Conditioner is the ultimate solution designed for oily and sensitive scalps, prone to dandruff, itchiness, and flakiness. It features advanced HDS (Hair Delivery System) Technology that helps to deliver the product specifically to the hair follicles, promoting hair vitality and calming the sensitive scalp. With salicylic acid, the shampoo exfoliates the scalp to effectively reduce dandruff and balance the oil levels. With regular use, it ensures a dandruff-free and healthy scalp. Ensures a comprehensive hair care solution for a refreshed and revitalized mane. It contains the FDA approved anti dandruff agent ZPT, which clears the fungal infection from the scalp without imparting the dryness like other harsh anti dandruff agents. HOW TO USE: Apply a generous amount of Shampoo to hands and massage into damp/wet hair. Work into scalp until foamy, then rinse out. Repeat as needed until hair and scalp feel clean. Pat dry with towel and follow on with conditioner. What's in the box 1 x HMT Anti-dandruff Sulfate free Shampoo 500ml 1 x HMT Anti-dandruff Sulfate free Conditioner 500ml
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