i'm looking for a scalp shampoo, i've been trying a lot of product but not even one can help me?
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Tgel is great but you need to use it for at least a week.
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See a dermatologist. He might recommend minoxidil topical solution. \n\nPlease ensure you do not have dandruff. If you do, use a dandruff shampoo. Follow instruction on the label.\n\nI have heard about laser treatment to stimulate hair follicles. Your dermatologist (skin specialist) should be able to give you more information. \n\nAre you anaemic? test your blood, if yes, eat leafy vegetables or iron supplements\n\nHope this will be of help.
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Hi Heather, (that's my daughter's name) Here's what I found..\nIf you still are struggling with a dry scalp and dandruff isn't the culprit (dandruff would not be affected by any of the things I've suggested above), you can massage a small amount of almost any moisturizer such as Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion or Cream, Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion, Curel Ultra Healing, or Paula’s Choice Completely Emollient Moisturizer With Antioxidants carefully into your scalp at night when you plan to wash your hair the next morning. You may also use a non-volatile oil, especially if your scalp is very dry. Unscented jojoba oil is brilliant for this, as is olive, sesame, sunflower, or safflower oils. Use enough oil to saturate the scalp without leaving the entire hair shaft greasy.
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do you have any specific product you need? maybe I can help you
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I think there was this cream i used to use. I forgot what its called. Either talk to your doctor or go to ask.com\nand type in Hair dandruff\nI hope i helped!\nFEEL BETTER!
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find a skilled hair dresser and call them,first. ( some are just after your money so dont show up at thier salon too soon). I use something called Doo Gro and it works like crazy!  good luck!
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Your breaking my heart. talk to a Good hairstylist let them know how desperate you are!!   where some cool hats till you find what your looking for.
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hey if u got this major problem of dandruff... n the shampoo which has been prescribed by the doc, nt wrking 4 u.. so do one thing.. use some harbal shampoos n whn ever u will get time in the evening... thn do massag in ur hairs with coconet oil n lemon mix mixer.. it will surely help u... otherwise wash ur hairs with curd... n dont use hot water to wash ur hairs... if u r washing ur hairs with cold water thn continue this.. cz dandruff is the symptom by washing ur hairs with hot water.. n dont forget to massag ur hairs before sleep...
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You may have dandruff for several reasons and there are many misconceptions about it...it might be a type of psorisis. Wikipedia has a better explanation than I can give you. A good dandruff shampoo (like Nizoral) should take care of it. You might switch hair products, too (don't use cheap hair gel.)
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Look for "Body Drench"  It's the best - probably will find it only in salons.
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I've got a great solution for you! My hairdresser used Sea Breeze astringent liberally all over my husband's head after she shampooed and washed it (he has terribly dry, flaky scalp and skin) and ran her fingers through his hair to distribute in around his scalp. It doesn't sound like it would work but it did! It loosens up all the loose dry skin and clears it off your head. Ever since, he hardly ever has any dandruff or dry skin. Use about once per week if it's really bad, or as needed. It won't hurt your hair, quite the opposite, it will help clean off build up from product use. Try it! Hope this helps!
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Hey try this! i've suffered dandruf for a long time but then i used a normal body-shampoo (not hair-shampoo) by mistake and then dandruf was no more :D\n\nbut its gonna get your hair very dry so maybe you'd want to use some conditioners\n\ni'd give it %50 anyway so just try it if you were hopeless
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put aloe vera (not the shampoo, the real thing) on ur hair. might take some time but it definitely works. in the meantime, try extensions.
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It could be caused by stress and your diet(if you eat alot of sugars and salts)......\njust keep looking for different shampoos and definietly condiditiors BUT the reason why you can't find one that 'works' is that you should NOT wash your hair EVERYday (no its not unsatitary or gross) it lets the NATURAL oils of the scalp absorb into the hair giving it hydration if you wash your hair everday then your drying out your scalp and not letting theses oils settle in try washing your hair every other day and retry some of the dandruff hair products b/c you might find them to work now if you follow the advice of how much to wash your hair (use hot/warm water also!). This has actually been helpful to alot of people that i've told. Remedies probably could be looked up on google...let me see....Aloe vera Thoroughly rub a thick gel of aloe vera leaves into the scalp; leave overnight; shampoo in the morning.\n\nApple cider vinegar Apple cider vinegar will help restore the proper acid/alkaline balance of the scalp and kill a bacteria that clogs the pores that release oil to the scalp. The clogged pores result in scales and crusts being formed. Apply apple cider vinegar diluted 50% with water to the scalp and let dry. There is no need to rinse. Another similar remedy suggests pouring two tablespoons into a cup, applying the straight vinegar to the scalp, and leaving it on from 15 minutes to three hours before shampooing. Lemon juice may also be used. It is the acid in these remedies that helps bring the scalp back into chemical balance.\n\nCoconut oil Rub some pure coconut oil in your hair daily. The dandruff should clear up in a few days.\n\nGrapefruit seed extract Mix 7-10 drops with the normal amount of shampoo you use. Massage into your hair and leave on for at least 2 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with water, avoiding contact with eyes. \n\nListerine For mild cases of dandruff, use the mouthwash Listerine. It has antiseptic properties. Do not use on cases where the skin is broken as the Listerine can be irritating.\n\nIf any of this doesn't help see a doctor (best if a dermotologist)they can probably give great product and procedure advice. Good luck!\n\n***************If you found this helpful press "best answer" it will give points to both me and you. Thanks :)!**************
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sometimes people can get it from not getting all the soap out or some people just have dry scalps, could be caused by using products with alcohol in them such as hairspray, mousses and styling gels they are real bad for your hair.then there are just some people that have that disease scorisis or however that is spelled. i hope i have been some help, good luck!!
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there is a shampoo on the market the same ppl make the stuff i useand it works look on the high times website
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For skin lotions, try Cetaphil.  For scalp, try scalpacin.  These may not be 'natural' remedies, but they do work.  \n\nIf you're wanting natural remedies only, try Tea Tree Oil.  It will usually relieve itching both in scalp and on the skin.