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Controlling Dandruff

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Date: 12/23/2005 Topic: Beauty > Hair Tips > Dandruff Control  
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Dandruff can often be controlled. Shampoo in cool water. Hot water strips the skin of natural oils that help control flaking, and so do alcohol-based styling products like mousse or gel.

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Post by melissaannjg (1) | (01/19/2006)
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I used to have really bad dandruff too, but now i use a shampoo called Selson blue. It works great!


Post By Cat (Guest Post) (01/12/2006)
I need help with dandruff too but I seem to find the special anti dandruff shampoo doesnt work :(


Post By Mary (Guest Post) (12/26/2005)
You can control flaky dry skin with your methods, but true dandruff comes from inside. Excess oil on the scalp solidifies and coats the scalp. When you comb, scratch, wash, etc. the solidified oil is kicked up and causes the flakes associated with dandruff. It can be controlled with special shampoos, but it's definitely not dry skin. I changed my diet years ago to mostly vegetarian fare and was surprised that my dandruff seemed to subside. Good luck!


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