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What does it mean if your head is really itchy and flakes come out when you scratch?
it means you have dandruff
What are itchy eyes caused from when petting a rabbit?
You are probably allergic to the rabbit's dandruff or fur.
Can you get shampoo from the doctor?
Only if you have a real bad case of dandruff, itchy scalp, or lice.
What could be wrong if you have itchy scalp and loss of hair?
It could very well be dandruff.
What does it mean when you scratch your head a lot but you dont have lice?
That means that you probley have dandruff. Or just that her head is itchy.
How do you know whether you have dandruff on your head?
You will see white flakes of skin in your hair, and your scalp will likely be itchy...
What is the fastest way to get rid of dandruff?
Answer: There are many products available in the market for the treatment of dandruff but after using those products dandruff is removed only for a short period of time. We should use a shampoo which can remove dandruff very fast as well as could work on the reason behind dandruff. Main reason behind the dandruff is dry scalp. Chemist Direct provides an anti-dandruff shampoo known as Nizoral shampoo. This shampoo clears dandruff from our hairs in just one wash and then it works on dry,itchy and red scalp to treat it and make it clear and healthy.
What can happen if you start scratching your scalp too much?
your skelp will keep getting itchy and more itchy and it wont stop being itchy.
When i get dandruff what does that mean?
Dandruff is the cause of having a dry scalp ( the scalp is the top of your head where your hair is). When you have dry skin on your scalp, it starts coming off and you get little flakes of skin in your hair. It is itchy and uncomfortable. To get rid of it you can buy dandruff shampoo. The best , most affordable, and most common brand is called Head and Shoulders. Try to get a scented one, because the regular smells like glue. It should get rid of your dandruff. Also, try not to itch your head, because that will make you dandruff get worse. Hope this helps!
Is dandruff contagious?
No, it's just not good to shampoo everyday. Shampoo your hair every couple days, not every day, you will strip it of its natural oils. Dandruff shampoo is safe to use when you shampoo, I have dandruff too. But you should only wash your hair daily with an anti dandruff shampoo that is designed for frequent use. Make sure that your shampoo can be used frequently otherwise it could cause problems.
What to do when you have bad dandruff?
Dandruff is an hair problem which is known to be caused by a fungal infection. Dead skin cells accumulate to form thick white scales, on the scalp and shed randomly. Itchy and dry, the scaly dead skin is unsightly and embarrassing. Apart from using harsh chemical based shampoos, you can try using some effective natural remedies that work better and give you freedom for constant itching and scaling. Natural products give best results and cause no damage the hair cuticles. Dandruff is aggravated by exposure to sun, using chemical treatments on the hair and excessive dryness. If you can manage to keep your hair clean and nourished, dandruff can be eliminated. There are many basic remedies that you can take to keep your hair dandruff free. A warm coconut oil head massage can do wonders. Apart from making your hair lustrous and shiny, the optimized oil levels keep the scalp nourished while the vigorous massage aids better blood circulation, exfoliates the scalp of dead skin build up. A teaspoon of fresh lime juice in the last hair rinse combined with a light weight conditioner can also be effective to treat dandruff. Furthermore, this adds much needed luster to the hair as well. In addition, an individual needs to keep off from strong teas or coffee, pickles, as well as refined and processed foods.
What is the plural of dandruff?
Dandruff is used as a plural and a singular. The word is used to describe one speck of dandruff or lots of dandruff.
