Yes it does.
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Dermatologists warn against Brazilian blowouts, which use liquid keratin, because they cause even more irritation to people with scalp psoriasis.
If you're using an anti dandruff shampoo already but still have lots of issues with flakes, etc. you should probably see your doctor. You might have something other than dandruff as there are fungal infections of the scalp that can cause similar symptoms, or it could be a more severe form of dandruff or psoriasis that requires a prescription strength shampoo/treatment.
Dandruff does not cause any type of hair loss in people.
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It removes dandruff. No they don't cause dandruff but they won't be as effective as if you use the same brand of shampoo and conditioner together.
No. Washing your hair infrequently can cause Sebhorreic Dermatitis or dandruff.
No. It is only loose dead skin cells.
Nope. The opposite is true, Washing your hair will get rid of the dandruff while not washing it will cause irritation and give you dandruff. However if you dont wash your hair for like months then the natural oils in your hair will go to a balanced state and you wont have dandruff and your hair will go really nice. But to achieve this takes months of uncomfortable dandruff hair. To avoid dandruff wash it about every three days. If you wash it too often then the shampoo will strip your hair of the natural oils so dont wash it everyday.
a way to stop from getting dandruff is do not put your hair in a pony-tail while it is wet. dry it first I'm not completely sure why i just know it cause my hairdresser told me.
Typically spark plugs just wear out over time. However, over heating the engine or having oil on the spark plugs can cause early blowout. New spark plugs can be bought at any automotive parts store and installed by your mechanic.
Treatment will depend on the cause of the anemia, and may involve treatment of the underlying cause.
If you scratch your arm you will see skin cells, that's dryness. If you see larger bits of skin in your hair then you have dandruff.