Moisture Balancing Shampoo.

"I also tried products from the popular Lador brand, the moisturizing balancing shampoo. The shampoo has fragrance, not as heavy as the Anillo ones, but it does impart a lasting fragrance that's subtle to the hair the following day, more of a floral aroma, very sophisticated and pleasant. It contains piroctone olamine, an anti-fungal that helps cut down on Malassezia, a great ingredient if you're prone to dandruff. I really like this product as a shampoo, but it's very, very rich, and I found I could not use it as a daily shampoo without getting a little bit of weighty residue to my hair. If you have very damaged, brittle hair or you color treat your hair, this might be a better option for you."

"This is the first product I've tried from Lador, [...] a professional salon haircare brand that, unlike a lot of others, is relatively affordable. It comes in a giant pump bottle [...] a bit over half a liter, with a really nice pump. It's nice and non-stripping even though it cleaned quite well, has piroctone olamine, an anti-dandruff ingredient good for controlling itching, plus a bunch of herbal extracts that help too. The moisture balancing version honestly isn't the best match for my hair right now since I'm trying to stretch out the time between shampoos because of my hair color. [...] But when I was washing my hair daily [...] it felt really nice, [...] it actually felt like it was adding moisture back, meaning oiliness and a smooth feeling, it didn't make my hair feel squeaky or rough, and it didn't strip my hair dye much. I think this is a fantastic option if you have hair that needs a bit more oil, your skin is on the dry side, or you wash your hair daily and don't want that stripping."