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Selenium sulfide, also called selenium disulfide in the cited trial, is an active used in some anti-dandruff and scalp-treatment shampoos.
Commonly found in: Shampoos · Targeted treatments
Malassezia context: Evidence gap
Direct seb derm context · Evidence gap
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