Wow… RM500 for a bottle of supplements. Sounds expensive… hope you got it past customs safely!

No medicine or supplement can cure seborrheic dermatitis. You're replacing one form of control with another

Mind sharing what probiotic is that?
So far my regiment of nizoral and extensive Cetaphil works but some times there's flare ups that needs steroids to control. Would prefer to keep it at bay w/o steroids.

You have seborrheic dermatitis on your scalp only or other parts of the skin?

My kid used to have flares of seborrheic dermatitis from time to time on the scalp for years as my kid tend to sweat a lot. Tried Dr medication for years including steroid based cream but not curing the symtom until I recommended him to use this ginger based shampoo from China called Wowo.

I used this shampoo since 2018 as a way to control hair fall and it worked to minimize hair falls and in fact, even have miniscule hairs growing but not strong enough to grow into longer hair. So I was trying my luck and asked my kid to use this shampoo as ginger is known for anti bacterial properties and somehow it worked well. Now my kid is hardly having any bouts of recurrence anymore.

This shampoo is sold on LZD or Shopee but there are many fake products. Really need to read each reviews. I bought from reseller near my house.

Not trying to sell any product here. Just sharing my experience in case your seborrheic dermatitis symptom are not the super serious type. Hope it helps.

Wanted to let you know that Arthur Andrew Syntol really works for me. Been using for 1 year already and the flare up rate of my Seb Dem really dropped. So far only 1 flare up this year and that was because i was travelling and didnt use Nizoral for a week.
Started the Syntol with 3 in the morning and 3 before bed, now i'm at 1 in the morning and 1 before bed.

I still use Nizoral and also i found another shampoo called Stiefel Stiproxal, active ingredient is ciclopiroxolamine. I only find it in europe, not popular anywhere else.

Cool. I only found out about ciclopiroxolamine this year and threw it into my mix since Ketoconazole is slowly losing its effectiveness for me, been using for too long.
Will need to check out Stieprox the next time i go.