I also have the same problem, till today I still yet to find suitable shampoo for me

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I used to have dandruff problems. I still kind of do but they weren't near as bad as now. I even had lice 😣

hahhaha sorry for laughing but no wonder you had cooties

GIRRLLLL cherryshiii i can relate to that on a spiritual level

i wash my hair every night, with anti-dandruff shampoo (otherwise my hair gets greasy by the second day and it’s dandruff galore)

I'm going to second the people who said: 1) Make sure you dry your hair ASAP 2) Nizoral

If you leave your hair and therefore scalp damp, it encourages fungal growth leading to a fungal infection of the scalp. Kind of like athletes foot and jock itch, but on your head.

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hahhaha sorry for laughing but no wonder you had cooties

Hey!! That's a children's myth.

Is it true that you are draining my youth force and you have it now and becoming younger

I used to have really bad dandruff but it's better now but my scalp is still really dry and itchy

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Hey!! That's a children's myth.

Is it true that you are draining my youth force and you have it now and becoming younger

did you know that when i was younger people thought having dandruff meant you had cooties

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did you know that when i was younger people thought having dandruff meant you had cooties

Really?

Also, good morning, dad!

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Really?

Also, good morning, dad!

just stupid kids pre internet who didn't know any better

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just stupid kids pre internet who didn't know any better

Try Nizoral and use sulfate-free shampoos sulfate can irritate the scalp a lot.

Ever used Selsun Blue before? I used to use it just because the tingling sensation feels amazing, especially during the warmer seasons.

It seems like your scalp isn't producing or maintaining enough sebum to keep your scalp moisturized. It was mentioned already about getting fatty acids through food, but I don't think anyone mentioned applying fatty oils like coconut, jojoba, or extra virgin olive oil directly to your scalp.

Depending on your hair texture, you'll have to figure out when's the best time to apply it (pre-shampoo/after shampoo) and if you should leave it on your scalp or wash it completely out.

Have you been to the dermatologist? They can prescribe stronger creams and medication.

This summer I bought a new shampoo. I washed head with it twice and then I had dandruff which I couldn`t get rid of. On Canadian pharmacy I read about medications on herbs that relieve dandruff and oiliness of the scalp. It really helped me get rid of my problem and also gave more shine to my hair. I am really happy so I regularly repeat the procedure for prevention

yes i am facing the dandruff problem, my hair fall increased day by day

I kinda have a dandruff problem but I've heard that using conditioner works? idk my dandruff wasn't really a problem - to me at least - so I just didn't do anything about it.

edit: also if you are using a particularly aggressive shampoo, that can really increase your dandruff.

I used to never have dandruff until one time when I had big chunks of it every time I showered/washed my hair. I tried almost everything I could afford on the market and the only thing that worked, and that I still use to this day as a prevention, is tea tree oil. Just add a couple of drops to your shampoo, and it should work.

There are many causes of dandruff, but I think most common ones are (and probably one of these was what caused it to me): changing your shampoo, hard water and stress.

i have the same problem!!!