ZIKO HAIR & BODY SHAMPOO

It’s a medicated antifungal shampoo used to treat dandruff, scalp fungal infections, skin itching, ringworm, fungal body odour, eczema and psoriasis on both scalp and body skin.

Yes, genuinely. It’s designed as a hair and body wash. Many people use it on their chest, back and skin folds where fungal skin infections commonly appear in a summer climate.

The active ingredients need contact time with your scalp and skin to actually work. Rinsing immediately is like leaving before the medicine kicks in — you’ll miss most of the benefit.

Yes. The formula includes moisturizing agents specifically because it’s meant for daily use. Your scalp won’t dry out or get irritated with consistent regular washing.

Zinc Pyrithione kills the fungus causing dandruff. Climbazole breaks down fungal cell walls for deeper infections. Octopirox handles bacteria and inflammation. Together, they cover more ground than any single-ingredient shampoo can.

Most people see reduced flaking and less itching within 3 to 5 washes. It targets the Malassezia fungus directly, so results come faster than cosmetic dandruff control shampoos do.

Climbazole penetrates the scalp skin layer and disrupts fungal cell membranes from the inside. That’s why it works on stubborn cases where regular anti-dandruff hair care products have already failed.

Yes, same compound. Octopirox handles both fungal and bacterial overgrowth while also reducing scalp oiliness and redness, which is why it’s included alongside the other two.

For superficial skin ringworm, yes — regular full-body application helps reduce and prevent it. But deep or spreading ringworm may need oral antifungal medication alongside it, so consult a doctor, too.

Fungal overgrowth often triggers or worsens eczema and psoriasis flare-ups. ZIKO shampoo controls that fungal trigger while its anti-inflammatory ingredients reduce the redness and discomfort on the skin surface.