Dry Scalp Hair Treatments

RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By (Guest Post) I have very dry scalp and I itch it then comes dandruff. Posted on 02/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Jodi (Guest Post) I went to my dermatologist and he prescribed a cream for my severe dry patches. Then he told me that the main ingredient in this cream (KETO-someting) is in NIZORAL. It costs about $13.00 a bottle but well worth it. I believe that is how it's spelled. The cream contains 2% and the NIZORAL contains 1%. You can use it daily and it really helps with the "DEEP" itchiness feeling and the patches are almost gone. I use a good moisturizing conditioner after each shampoo. Good luck. Posted on 01/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Deena (Guest Post) After doing these remedies. Should we dry our hair with a hair dryer or let it air dry? I have heard mixed responses on what helps the best. Posted on 12/14/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Gabrielle (Guest Post) Hi. I have what I think is called "soriasis"? but my scalps real dry, and i have tons of flakes, which is really gross! Do you any suggestions? Thanks! Posted on 12/05/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By (Guest Post) I live in Trinidad and have very dry skin and hair I've heard of the vinegar thing does it really work or are there any other products that I can use. Posted on 09/29/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Palmsmac (1) Contact Try Shang Cheng shampoo. It really works. Be sure to leave any dandruff shampoo on for 3 minutes before rinsing. Posted on 09/22/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Jennifer (Guest Post) I highly recommend Neutrogena's Dry Scalp Moisturizer. It works very well, its inexpensive, and it's safe on colored hair. Posted on 06/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse does vineger really work By lisa (Guest Post) Did anyone try it, does it really work? Posted on 06/05/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By guest (Guest Post) Has anyone heard of using Milk of Magnesia for dry scalp? If so how is it used? Posted on 01/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse dry hair and scalp post menopause By pamela (Guest Post) my hair/scalp is saharrah desert dry. I'm a black american woman, 46, post menopausal for 3 years, paper thin hair at the crown, (my mama's hair was like this in her later years so this is obviously heredity), thick in the back and sides. I work out a lot and have to wash my hair more than normal for black women. This compounded with post menopause will be a challenge for anyone. My only hope is to probably see a dermatologist. Could someone offer some advice? If it is something I just have to live with, just keep it real. Posted on 11/30/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By ms9965 (Guest Post) I HAD very dry flakes when I dried my hair. It looked like a winter wonderland on my shoulders and it would itch. I tried EVERYTHING. I bought PROACTIV shampoo and conditioner..this stuff is a MIRACLE. I also use proactiv for my face and this stuff is worth every penny. Posted on 08/28/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Jenny (Guest Post) I have extremely dry scalp..I think its called Seborrheic Dermatitis...Anyhow, the best shampoo I have ever found is Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Shampoo or Meleleuca Natural shampoo. They are both basically the same thing. You can even make your own, by taking some Tea Tree Oil and mixing a little in your shampoo each time you shampoo your hair. Maybe for a whole 18 oz bottle, you might use 2 tablespoons, so dont use a lot. You can buy it at Walmart in the vitamin & herb section. Trust me, you wont find anything that works better. Posted on 07/31/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By (Guest Post) I'm curious about the remedies using olive oil or vinegar and the effects on color treated hair. Has anyone had an adverse effect with their color after using one of these treatments? Thanks! J Posted on 07/20/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Charlette (Guest Post) The thing that works best is this: 1/2 cup of milk 1/2 cup of honey 1/2 cup of extra virgin olive oil Just mix it all up and apply it to your hair for a few hours (you can do this while you watch T.V., do HW, or whatever else that requires a few hours (2-3). Just make sure you don't wet your hair. Then, just wash with a moisterizing shampoo and conditioner. Once you are done, be careful to not bend and break your hair as you wash it. Dry it with a towel gently and let it air dry. You will notice that the itchiness is gone and that your hair is shinier and prettier than ever!! Posted on 06/22/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By sally (Guest Post) I had dry scalp too (not dandruff, which is a more medical condition). I figured out that dry scalp occurs in drier climates and drier months (winter/fall). It's just your body (skin) asking for some moisture (like lotion for your skin). Nothing to be embarrassed about. What worked for me: SIMPLE. I heat 1/2 cup of olive oil in the microwave in a glass bowl. I rub this into my dry hair and scalp (get the scalp first--really get your fingers at the scalp, and at problem areas (where it itches most)). let this sit for a while (about 30min-1hour). Wash hair and dry as normal (you may want to shampoo 2x. Repeat if necessary--pretty cheap and very natural! Adds a nice shine to hair too! Posted on 06/13/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By lighthouselady (8) Contact I use a cap full of "listerine" type mouthwash after I shampoo my hair. I leave it on my head/hair until I finish my bath and then rinse it out. This really works great and it also helps my acne. Posted on 06/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Carol (Guest Post) I had dry scalp once or at least I thought it was dry scalp. A friend told me to first try rinsing my hair with vinegar. It removes all built soap residue. This made a big difference for me hope it helps you. Oh and it doesn't leave a vinegar smell on your hair. Posted on 06/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Luvyabye (447) Profile Contact My earlier post should have said one fourth cup of vinegar to three fourths cup of water...or even a cull cup of water...won't matter that much. Posted on 06/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Margaret (Guest Post) I thought I had dry scalp and since nothing helped I finally broke down and went to a dermatologist. She said that even though my scalp was very scaly it actually was oily. I was skeptical but did what she told me to anyway. She said that I had to wash my hair every day (I was already doing that), and I had to rotate my shampoo...NOT bottle to bottle but day to day. She said that all the dandruff and dry scalp shamopoos had a different main ingredient and she suggested four of them: Head and Shoulders, T-Gel, Denorex, and Selsun Blue. Generics are fine, just be sure to check the labels against the name brands. I've been doing this for almost a year now and it seems to have solved the problem. I labeled the bottles 1,2,3, and 4 so that I don't get confused and I switch every day. Any questions you can e-mail me at: margarett@juno.com. Good luck!!! :-) Margaret Posted on 06/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By (Guest Post) For dry scalp and hair, slightly warm mayonnaise (yes, you heard me right!) and rub into dry hair. Wrap with a towel for about 1/2 hour. Wash and rinse thoroughly. Repeat no often than every two weeks until noticable difference is seen and felt. Once a month is best. Repeat thereafter if condition returns. If this fails, ask hairdresser--they went to school for this!!! Posted on 06/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Dry Scalp Hair Treatments By Luvyabye (447) Profile Contact Chrissy, I use about 1/3 cup of white vinegar mixed in about 1/3 cup of water and pour it over my hair after I've already shampooed and rinsed with water. It will leave your hair very soft and the vinegar smell is gone once your hair is dried. Posted on 06/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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