Dandruff

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.

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Bald areas are susceptible to decreased proliferation which means very much less dandruff. What others may notice as dandruff in bald men might have been in the areas that are not bald.

I went to the doctor because i had bad dandruff and they subscibed me with over the counter soap denorex ,head and shoulder and if you like use the one soap for like two weeks and its not working then you can swap in and out .I have been using just denorex for over a year now and it really helps .

It is a common skin problem. On the scalp it is known as dandruff

Well, there are few ways you could cure it naturally. If you have a mild condition it will typically resolve with the addition of fish oil, biotin, b-complex, zinc, and selenium. However, more severe cases of Sebhorreic Dermatitis will require further investigation.

In some cases dandruff is known to damage the cell based layer on your head, usually if you shower and keep a good personal hygiene you won't have to worry about dandruff affecting the skin on your head.

Mix some baking soda with a little water and make into a paste (approx. 1/2 cup or more if you have long hair) and wet your hair, towel dry slightly and put the paste on your head; rubbing into the scalp and getting the paste on all of your hair. Leave for 15 minutes. Add shampoo over the mix and shampoo as usual. It not only helps get rid of dandruff, but leaves the hair soft and gets all the hair sprays and gels out of the hair.

To treat a dry scalp,the cause of much of the flaky, snowy dandruff, massage some pure virgin olive oil into the scalp and then brush vigorously with a natural bristle hairbrush to help loosen dandruff scales. Microwave the oil until its warm to the touch and apply about twice a week. Leave it on for about 20 minutes and wash it out with a good shampoo.

Another treatment is to regularly rinse the scalp with apple cider vinegar. Vinegar restores the scalp to a healthy state and is effective at cleansing off toxins from the environment that may contribute to dandruff.

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.

Wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner at least 3 times a week.

Do not scratch your head when it is itchy because the skin cells on your head break off in little tiny flakes.

It really depends on how bad it is. If it is mild a simple tea tree shampoo and conditioner will help. like the Paul Mitchell kind. However if its bad, you might need a shampoo specifically for dandruff, there is a product called medi-dan that works really well but smells horrible.

The cause of dandruff is fungus, a bacteria that you have to treat. It is not contagious, and can be effectively treated by some topical solutions, like Luxiq, and shampoos like Loprox.

You can try some of the shampoo's at your local store or consult a doctor for a prescription shampoo.

Whenever you are using anything to put into your hair, make sure you use you fingertips and not your nails. I know it is very tempting but bleeding is very common. In fact it is almost impossible that it won't bleed if you use your fingernails. It will increase the damage.

And no matter what, NEVER EVER EVER pick at it hoping it will go away. That is about the worst thing you can do. Rub your fingertips against it if it itches.

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You can use a shampoo designed specifically for treating dandruff. It will say so on the label. But don't mistake dandruff for regular dead-scalp skin. Dandruff is a horrid yellow fungus, not the the white flakes that fall out when you brush a hand through your hair. Washing and combing can usually remedy that.

Try using different anti dandruff shampoo.

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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!

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Unfortunately, dandruff is not just an ordinary problem, dandruff is caused by a fungi called M.furfur, specifically M.globosa. to know more about it you can visit this link, it will all answer your problem about dandruff http://seekyt.com/fungi-causing-dandruff/

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Yes. If you have dandruff, it does not magically go away when you get lice.

Dandruff is your skin, esp. from the head, flaking away from your body. I don't know for sure, but I think no matter what color your race is, when the skin cells die and flake off, they are white. Now, if the skin is moist and shows your race color, then most likely, you have to go get your head looked at, because I can't tell if that's a hammer sticking out of your skull and skin is hanging down on your shoulders...ewww, yuck.

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your scalp (the skin on the top of your head)

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.

Shampoos use a combination of ingredients to control dandruff. Salicylic acid (used in Sebulex) removes dead skin cells from the scalp and decrease the rate at which these cells are created. Zinc pyrithione (introduced by Revlon in ZP11 shampoo, now used in Head & Shoulders) kills pityrospora, a fungus. Selenium sulfide (used in Selsun Blue) achieves the results of both salicylic acid and zinc pyrithione. Ketoconazole, and anti-fungal agent, is also used in some preparations, and test have shown it to be the most effective one. It is found in anti-fungal versions of Head and Shoulders, and Selsun Blue. Simply increasing usage with normal shampooing will remove flakes. However, elimination of the fungus results in dramatic improvement. Regular shampooing with an anti-fungal product can reduce recurrence.

There is no such thing as belly button dandfruff, you probably just need to clean the inside of your belly button.

There are tons of drugstore products that help tame frizzy hair. Try using a serum on wet hair to reduce frizziness. Resist touching your hair while it is drying as that can cause more frizz. Don't rub your hair with a towel excessively. Hot oil treatments can help smooth hair as well. Many women keep their hair longer because they find that shorter hair means more frizz.

Hard water certainly contributes since the soap combines with the water mineral and sticks to your skin, becoming an irritant. Certain skin disorders or a fungus called M.furfur can cause or contribute to dandruff.

If a water softener isn't an option, try a good dandruff shampoo. Doctors often recommend Selsun but you may want to ask your doctor for his/her recommendations.