You've probably already tried the aisle.

Head & Shoulders. T/Gel. Selsun. Nizoral. Maybe a prescription. Each one helps for a while — then the itch and the flakes come back.

That's not you doing it wrong. Seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic, recurring condition — it doesn't get "cured," it gets managed. The problem is that almost nothing on the market is actually formulated for ongoing management. So you're left rotating random bottles and hoping.

Sebora is formulated for the long game: a simple, consistent regimen designed to help keep flare-ups under control — and to keep working when a single product would normally plateau.

Why "it worked, then it stopped" keeps happening.

When you use the same active ingredient on your scalp month after month, results often plateau.

It's one of the most common frustrations chronic sufferers describe: the shampoo that changed your life in week two does nothing by month four.

Sebora's regimen is designed around rotating, monograph-approved actives — so your routine adapts instead of going stale.

Your scalp changes. Your routine should too.

A regimen, not another random bottle.

  • Step 1 — Take the assessment.

    60 seconds. Tell us where you flake, what you've tried, and what bothers you most. We'll show you your Cycle 1 kit and the rotation we'd build for you.

  • Step 2 — Get your matched regimen.

    A medicated treatment shampoo (your treatment core), a soothing between-wash scalp serum, and a printed rotation protocol card showing how the three over-the-counter actives rotate over months.

  • Step 3 — Rotate before your scalp adapts.

    Your regimen ships on a schedule built around how your scalp actually behaves — with the active rotation built in. Pause, skip, or cancel anytime
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Real actives. None of the junk around them.

Most chronic sufferers get pushed toward one of two extremes: harsh "medicated" shampoos that work but smell like a hospital and dry out your hair — or gentle "clean" products that feel nice but don't actually do anything to the problem.

Sebora is formulated to be both effective and clean. We use the proven over-the-counter actives that actually work on seborrheic dermatitis (pyrithione zinc, selenium sulfide, salicylic acid) — and we leave out the stuff you don't need around them.

Formulated without:

  • Coal tar
  • Sulfates
  • Parabens
  • Phthalates
  • Synthetic fragrance
  • Added dyes

So you get the part that works — without the harshness that made you quit the last one.

We're new — and that's the point.

The big names either treat seb-derm like a quick cosmetic fix or hide it under the bathroom sink. Nobody has built a brand around the simple truth that this is a chronic condition that needs ongoing, intelligent management.

So we're building it. Sebora is a small, new brand formulated around proven over-the-counter actives (pyrithione zinc, selenium sulfide, salicylic acid) and a rotating-active protocol. We're shipping our first batch soon, and we'd rather earn a small group of people who actually get relief than shout big promises at everyone.

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Questions worth asking.

Is this available now?

Not yet — we're in our first production run. Take the 60-second assessment and reserve your spot with a $1 refundable deposit.

Is this an over-the-counter drug?

The treatment shampoo uses an FDA monograph-approved active ingredient for dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis. The between-wash serum is a cosmetic. We'll share full ingredient and Drug Facts info before anything ships.

What's in it — and what's NOT in it?

The shampoo is built around proven OTC actives (pyrithione zinc, selenium sulfide, salicylic acid). It's formulated without coal tar, sulfates, parabens, phthalates, synthetic fragrance, or added dyes — the harsh extras that make a lot of medicated shampoos unpleasant to use. The goal: keep the part that works, drop the part that made you quit.

How is this different from the brands I've tried?

Two things: it's built specifically for chronic seb-derm (not casual dandruff), and the regimen rotates actives so it's less likely to plateau over time. It's a managed routine, not a single bottle.

Will it cure my seborrheic dermatitis?

No — and any brand that says it will isn't being straight with you. Seb-derm is chronic; there's no cure. Sebora is built to help you manage the flaking, itch, and irritation on an ongoing basis.

Can I cancel?

Anytime. Your $1 deposit is fully refundable until we ship. Your first month is a one-time purchase — no subscription required. If you decide to subscribe for the ongoing rotation after your first shipment, you can cancel anytime too.