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Dandruff Fun
#1
Getting annoying. Harder I wash my hair, more there is. Dry, white flakes. No itching, no irritation, just lots of flakes that are prominent after washing my hair with this and this. If I go a few days without a shower, as I often do on week ends when people leave, there is a decrease, if not total elimination, of the problem.
Before having fun, awkward talks with parents/doctors, I'd rather a quick internet fix. Rolleyes
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#2
Use less shampoo. Also, if it is cold out/dry where u live you can do an olive oil treatment on your own. They sell the packets for like a dollar at CVS or a drug store and you rub it in and wear a hair net and it restores moisture to your scalp and gets rid of your dandruff.

I had this problem. No itch or irritation it was just dead, dry skin. You can also try the T-Gel shampoo from Neutrogena, but that is like $18. DO NOT USE HEAD AND SHOULDERS IT IS SHOWN TO INCREASE DANDRUFF!
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#3
Lol, Head and Shoulders fixed my problem.
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#4
Kurtle Wrote:if it is cold out/dry where u live

Denver, CO. 20-30% Humidity. Suppose to be 11 F tomorrow. Lol.
I'll try less shampoo, if the problem persist I'll probably hoar my mom for some Neutrogena stuff. Thanks. :o
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#5
Head and Shoulders.

I myself have never had dandruff, but I hear H&S will clear up whatever crap you have.
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#6
H&S really does work for some people, but not for everyone. You should try it if Kurtle's suggestion doesn't help.
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#7
Cyadd Wrote:Lol, Head and Shoulders fixed my problem.
Didn't work for me. The only formula that worked for me so far is Neutrogena T/Gel Therapeutic Shampoo. The active ingredient is Coal Tar 0.5% (0.5 g/mL). I got it at my local Walgreens.
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#8
I used to have lots of dandruff. I don't anymore.

I have no idea what happened.
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#9
This is adventurous, but I must admit I'm tempted to try it over summer. None of the commenters really talk about dandruff, but I wouldn't be surprised if no soap helps.
http://freetheanimal.com/2009/12/paleo-i...ampoo.html
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#10
I use AXE just clean shampoo. Works great considering it could just be a gimmick to get guys to use it to "try" and attract girls.
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#11
I used to get it quite bad, but after a while it just went away on its own. How long have you had it?
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#12
I've also heard of Selsun Blue working.
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#13
Man, that's disgusting. Spraying yourself with that Axe garbage doesn't cover the stench of a man that hasn't showered in days.

Just try all types of dandruff shampoo. One of them will work.
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#14
Cyadd Wrote:I've also heard of Selsun Blue working.

Worked for a bit with me, then it started happening again. I just sorta try to ignore it. I use Axe shampoo, Selsun Blue, I've tried other types as well -shrug-
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#15
Head & Shoulders Shampoo does NOT work for me. I have itchy, scratchy, irritating and flakey hair. I tried not using shampoo but that did not work either. :x
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#16
Make sure you guys use conditioner too.
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#17
Bacon Wrote:Make sure you guys use conditioner too.

and what worked for me, shampoos aside, which only slightly helped?
get a hair cut. it worked for me, like, i got it buzzed down with a #1 blade. after that and using H&S, my dandruff was gone. forever. even after i let my hair grow out again in high school to an absurb length.
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#18
Greg Wrote:Man, that's disgusting. Spraying yourself with that Axe garbage doesn't cover the stench of a man that hasn't showered in days.

I actually really cant stand the smell of the sprays. Sure maybe for going out, but even then the dam smell goes away pretty quick. No, I just use the stick deodorants, just the one I keep forgetting not to get does do too good of a job with perspiration compared to the others they have.
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