GM Tar Shampoo is a therapeutic solution
classified under keratolytics and keratoplastics. It is designed for external
use on the scalp to manage conditions characterized by scaly patches, redness,
and itchiness. The 75 ml presentation offers a convenient size for targeted
treatment. The dual-action formula helps to restore scalp health by controlling
excessive skin cell production and facilitating the removal of dead skin.
Benefits of GM Tar Shampoo:
Ø Reduces Scalp Itchiness: The active ingredients
have anti-itch (antipruritic) properties that calm discomfort.
Ø Controls Flaking &
Scaling: It
helps shed dead skin cells from the top layer of the skin, which decreases
scaling and dryness.
Ø Cleanses and Conditions: The shampoo cleans and
conditions the hair, leaving it soft and manageable while treating underlying
scalp issues.
Ø Provides Relief from Redness
and Inflammation: It
possesses anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe the irritated scalp.
Ø Prevents Recurrence: Regular use as directed
helps manage symptoms and prevent the recurrence of chronic scalp
conditions.
Ingredients of GM Tar Shampoo:
The
key active ingredients are:
Ø Coal Tar: 1%
or 2% (concentration can vary by formulation/region). It acts as a keratoplastic
agent, which slows down the rapid growth of skin cells and reduces itching.
Ø Salicylic Acid: 3%.
It functions as a keratolytic agent (peeling agent), encouraging the
exfoliation of dead skin cells and unclogging hair follicles.
Inactive
ingredients typically include water, sodium laureth sulfate, cocamidopropyl
betaine, and other standard shampoo components; users should check the product
label for the full list.
Uses of GM Tar Shampoo:
GM
Tar Shampoo is primarily used to treat the following conditions:
Ø Dandruff
Ø Scalp
Psoriasis
Ø Seborrheic
Dermatitis
Ø Neurodermatitis
Ø Hyperkeratotic
skin conditions (conditions involving excessive skin thickening)
Ø Keratoderma
Side Effects of GM Tar Shampoo:
Common
side effects are generally mild and may include:
Ø Scalp
irritation (dryness, redness, burning sensation)
Ø Skin
conditions like acne (tar acne)
Ø Staining
of fabric, skin, or hair (especially blonde, bleached, or tinted hair)
Ø Increased
sensitivity to sunlight