(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I'm making this thread to find out the best possible way to get rid of dandruff. =D
I have sensitive skin on my head, apparently, and NO MATTER WTF I BUY, IT KEEPS COMING BACK. I've grown my hair out, and I don't want to shave my head again so I can put lotion on it. I've tried Selsum Blue, the conditioning it first, then shampooing it, I've even tried just conditioner alone, and nada. I'm on the verge of shaving my head, and putting lotions on it, but I've grown it out for like, 4 or 5 months now. I used to actually blow dry it and shit, and the last time I grew it out, I actually got rid of my dandruff problem, but this time, it's a no. :cry:
Anyone have any kind of advice on how to get rid of this shit? The last time I went to my barber, he said it wasn't dandruff. Dandruff is little red bumps, and all I have are flakes. Skin flakes. Little ones. I can't rub my head without it looking like it's snowed. :confused: I know. It's embarassing but fml. I need to get rid of this shit.

Shower every day? :carling:

Maybe your head is getting dry because you have too much hair? I used to get little flakes when I had longer hair. My brother has long hair and he got it too.

Sounds like a personal problem

Oh it's a personal problem. Instead of paying money for a dermatologist to give me bullshit, I thought I'd try out to see if anyone else has the same problem. And yes Travis, I shower daily. :megusta:
I was told to change shampoos a lot, and I do. It still doesn't help. I guess my only option is to shave my head again. :cry:

you dont need to shave your head to put lotion on your scalp, just drench your hair in lotion (the good stuff) for 15 minutes before you shower, then shampoo it out using head & shoulders, do this regularly, theres nothing wrong it...

also drench your hair in olive oil from time to time, let me know how it goes & dont shave...

Are you serious? :happycry:
but the olive oil thing doesn't sound too fancy.

Head & Shoulders shampoo. Works like a charm.

you will get results!!!

do it before you shower...

This may sound bizarre but try rubbing your scalp with egg whites.
Crack open3 eggs drain the white, and message your scalp with it, let it sit for 10 to 15 mins before you shampoo it out.
Do not use hot water when you shampoo and rinse, use cool water if you can stand it.

Do not shampoo too often.. and although you may think it is dry skin , oils are not the best treatment.

Best part is that it is very common in teenagers, and usually goes away when you near your twenties.

And don't wear dark shirts