Sedacalm – Soothing Dermatological Shampoo 200 ml (Laboratoire ACM)

Sedacalm Soothing Shampoo 200 ml – Laboratoire ACM is a calming dermatological shampoo formulated to relieve itching, irritation and sensitivity of the scalp. Its soothing complex helps reduce redness and discomfort while providing a gentle cleansing experience suitable for daily or frequent use.

Designed for irritated, reactive or inflamed scalps, Sedacalm restores comfort from the first wash and helps maintain a balanced, healthy scalp environment.

Ideal For

• Sensitive or reactive scalp
• Itchy, irritated or inflamed scalp
• Redness, tightness or burning sensations
• Discomfort caused by styling products or environmental factors
• Scalps prone to stress, dryness or sensitivity flare-ups

Key Benefits

• Instant soothing effect from the first use
• Reduces scalp itching and irritation
• Helps calm redness and sensitivity
• Gently cleanses without stripping natural moisture
• Respects the scalp barrier and pH
• Suitable for frequent or daily use
• Dermatologist-developed formula

How Sedacalm Works

Sedacalm uses a gentle, dermatological cleansing base combined with targeted soothing actives:

• Anti-irritant complexes reduce itching and discomfort
• Calming agents help minimise redness and sensitivity
• Mild surfactants cleanse without aggravating the scalp
• Barrier-supporting components maintain hydration and comfort

The scalp feels calmer, less reactive and more balanced after each wash.

Active Ingredients (Highlights)

• Soothing dermatological agents
• Gently cleansing surfactants
• Hydrating components to protect the scalp barrier

(Exact INCI available on product packaging.)

Directions for Use

• Apply to wet hair and massage the scalp gently.
• Leave on for 1–2 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.
• Use regularly to maintain comfort and reduce irritation.

Warnings

• For external use only.
• Avoid contact with eyes.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Internal Links

• Hair & Scalp Care
• All ACM Products

External Scientific Reference

NCBI – Understanding Sensitive Scalp & Irritation Mechanisms