Seborrheic Dermatitis

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Why Choose Happy Cappy for Seborrheic Dermatitis?

DESIGNED BY A PEDIATRICIAN

Formulated by Dr. Eddie, a trusted pediatrician, Happy Cappy’s seborrheic dermatitis shampoos were thoughtfully developed to gently support scalps prone to flaking, redness, and sensitivity..

FOR SENSITIVE SKIN

This gentle line is specially formulated without fragrance, dyes, parabens, or phthalates, making it suitable for sensitive skin. Products can be used on the face and body wash while helping manage seborrheic dermatitis concerns.

SUITABLE FOR ALL AGES

Happy Cappy is the first over-the-counter medicated wash thoughtfully formulated for babies, toddlers, older children, and adults dealing with seborrheic dermatitis.

SOOTHING INGREDIENTS

Pyrithione zinc, licorice root, apple, oat, aloe, glycerin, hyaluronic acid, and gentle sulfate-free cleansers support comfortable scalp cleansing and everyday care. Formulated with 95% of ingredients derived from plants.

About Happy Cappy Seborrheic Dermatitis Care

Flakes, redness, and irritation don’t have to interrupt your day. The Happy Cappy Seborrheic Dermatitis Collection offers gentle yet effective solutions for teens and adults dealing with recurring scalp and facial flaking. With soothing, plant-derived ingredients and pediatrician-tested formulas, our products support comfortable cleansing without harsh irritants.

  1. Learn More About Our Seborrheic Dermatitis Collection

    Our carefully curated range of plant-based ingredients is sure to give your soaps and cosmetics that extra special touch. Whether mixing into your trace, hand-decorating a finished bar, or adding the perfect natural exfoliant to your next scrub, botanicals are the underrated star of the show.

  2. What Makes Our Ingredients Effective?

    Every formula is designed with a mild, sulfate-free cleansing base that helps remove build-up without stripping moisture. Our medicated wash uses 0.95% pyrithione zinc to manage flakes, while calming components such as licorice root extract and apple fruit extract help comfort redness-prone skin. Humectants like glycerin and panthenol lock in hydration, and each formula remains fragrance-free and dye-free to support even the most sensitive scalps.

  3. How to Use These Products for Best Results

    Wet the scalp and apply the medicated shampoo on days when symptoms are more noticeable. Massage gently, allow it to sit for several minutes, then rinse thoroughly. The same lather can be used on the hairline, eyebrows, beard, and other seborrheic-prone areas. On alternate days, switch to our gentle daily shampoo and body wash to maintain comfort. Use the soft Beanie Brush to help loosen flakes without irritating the skin.

Happy Cappy Shampoo Awards:

We’re proud that our commitment to gentle, effective care has been recognized by trusted parenting and health authorities. Happy Cappy products are celebrated for their ability to soothe sensitive skin, support scalp comfort, and provide reliable solutions for babies, kids, teens, and adults dealing with dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis. These awards reflect what families value most. From medicated cradle cap shampoos to gentle daily washes, our products continue to earn praise from industry experts, reviewers, and parents who want the best for their families.
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Parents, 2024

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Health, 2024

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What To Expect, 2023

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Scary Mommy, 2022

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Romper, 2021

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VeryWell Health, 2024

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our seborrheic dermatitis product line.

Seborrheic dermatitis is an inflammatory skin condition that causes greasy, scaly flakes and redness on the scalp, eyebrows, beard, and other oil‑rich areas. In teens and adults, it is essentially a more persistent form of dandruff. There is no “cure,” but using a seborrheic dermatitis shampoo regularly can help manage the associated symptoms.
Shampoos for seborrheic dermatitis that contain active ingredients like selenium sulfide or zinc. Our pyrithione zinc shampoo for seborrheic dermatitis uses zinc pyrithione 0.95 % to help control flaking and itching while remaining gentle and dye‑free.
Frequency depends on severity. During flare‑ups, it may be best to use it daily. When symptoms are controlled, most people wash two to three times a week; those with straight or wavy hair might use seborrheic dermatitis shampoo 2-3 times weekly, and those with tightly coiled hair once weekly.
Yes. During active flare‑ups, you can shampoo daily. Our formula is gentle. It is hypoallergenic, dye‑free, fragrance‑free, sulfate‑free, and designed for frequent use. Once the flare subsides, reduce to 2-3 uses per week.
To let the active ingredients work, dermatologists advise leaving shampoo on the scalp for several minutes before rinsing, and the Cleveland Clinic recommends at least five minutes. This “contact time” helps the active ingredient penetrate and loosen flakes
This shampoo can also help manage seborrheic dermatitis symptoms on the beard, eyebrows, and other areas. Our seborrheic dermatitis shampoo, safe for face and body, is formulated as a combined shampoo and body wash. You can gently lather affected areas and rinse thoroughly, being careful around the eyes and avoiding broken skin.
Zinc pyrithione has been used for decades to control scalp scaling and flaking. The Happy Cappy zinc shampoo for seborrheic dermatitis combines 0.95% pyrithione zinc with moisturizing ingredients. It is pediatrician‑tested and suitable for adults and teenagers with sensitive skin.
Wet hair and affected skin with lukewarm water, massage the anti-seborrheic dermatitis shampoo into the scalp, beard, or body, and leave it on for a few minutes. Rinse thoroughly and repeat if needed.
If one shampoo stops working well, dermatologists sometimes recommend rotating shampoos with different active ingredients. For ongoing maintenance, you can alternate our over-the-counter shampoo for seborrheic dermatitis with a gentle daily shampoo.
Mild itching or irritation can occasionally occur; in clinical trials of prescription shampoos, 1% of patients reported increased itch or irritation. If you develop persistent irritation, stop using the shampoo for seborrheic dermatitis and consult a dermatologist.
If over‑the‑counter products like seborrheic dermatitis shampoos are not controlling your symptoms, or if you notice worsening redness, swelling, or infection, it’s important to consult a dermatologist. They can evaluate whether you need prescription creams or stronger shampoos and advise how often to use them.
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