dandruff ????????

Question

gosh! i have dandruff in mah hairs.Even after washing it with anti-dandruff shampoo it just goes 4 a while but later its da same thing.this makes my hairs olily & sticky too
what do i do?

Answer 1

Consult specialist and have proper treatment before it is too late.

Answer 2

Do u wash head daily? if no start doing it, if yes change shampoo, it may not be an anti-dandruff one anyone which u find soothes ur scalp (choose by buying a few different type of satchets).

Its important to keep scalp clean with what is not that important. If it still doesn't go get back to me

Answer 3

Use a dandruff shampoo. Choose an anti-dandruff shampoo that contains coal tar, salicylic acid, pyrithione zinc, sulfur or selenium sulfide, says Patricia Farris Walters, M.D., clinical assistant professor of dermatology at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans and a spokesperson for the American Academy of Dermatology.

Each ingredient reduces dandruff in a different way, explains Dr. Appa. The tar-based shampoos slow cell production, while salicylic acid-based shampoos slough off dead cells before they clump. And both shampoos have antifungal properties and help fight invading yeast microbes, which is one of dandruff's most persistent triggers. Pyrithione zinc and selenium sulfide reduce cell turnover, while sulfur is believed to cause slight skin irritation--just enough to lead to the shedding of flakes. Some shampoos on the market contain more than one ingredient, adds Dr. Walters. Trial and error is the only way to sort out which one will work for you. (It doesn't matter which one you pick first, says Dr. Walters.)

Rub vigorously. Regardless of which dandruff shampoo you're using, a little elbow grease can enhance its effectiveness. When you wash your hair, lather once, rinse, lather a second time and really rub your scalp as you shampoo, says Dr. Appa. Your fingers will help dislodge excess cells.

Let it sit and soak. After you lather a second time, let the shampoo sit on your head for at least five minutes, suggests Dr. Bihova. That way, you give the anti-dandruff ingredients time to work.

Rinse well. Now that you've loosened all those little cells, rinse and rinse again, says Dr. Appa. If you don't rinse them all out, they'll end up on your clothes as dandruff.

Shampoo daily. "The more frequently you shampoo, the better," says Dr. Walters. It prevents your scalp from accumulating dead cells that will precipitate a major outbreak.

Rotate your shampoo. "If you've been using one shampoo successfully for several months, and your dandruff suddenly returns, just switch shampoos," says Dr. Walters. No one knows why a perfectly good dandruff shampoo suddenly stops working, but they sometimes do.

Alternate dandruff shampoos with regular ones. Shampoo every other day with a regular nondandruff shampoo suited to your particular natural hair type--dry, oily or normal, says Dr. Walters. This will protect your hair from the harsh chemicals in dandruff shampoos, which, over time, have a tendency to dry your hair.

Condition with tar. If your hair starts to feel dry after you've been using a dandruff shampoo for a while, don't reach for a heavy after-shampoo conditioner. Instead, switch to a tar-based shampoo like T-Gel, suggests Dr. Walters.

"Tar softens and conditions," says Dr. Walters. "So you can use it to get soft, tangle-free hair without having to use the heavier conditioners that can exacerbate dandruff."

Spray on sun protection. Since sunburn can cause dandruff by drying out your scalp, it makes sense to spray a sunscreen--one made especially for hair--on your hair and scalp before you hit the beach or jump in the pool, says Dr. Bihova. A light spray will protect your hair and scalp from both sunburn and the nasty, drying effects of chlorine. Just spray it on, comb it through and go. Reapply according to package directions.

Answer 4

use either nizoral shampoo or candid -tv twice a week .
with that before bath rub in some warm oil to the scalp leave for an hr n' then wash up or u cud also use the combination of warm oil n' then rub a slice of lemon on to ur scalp leave for 15 -20 mins n' wash off

Answer 5

HI,
when u have dandruff 1st off all dont use oil, try that u give a massage 2 ur scalp with beer, i know it sounds stupid but try, it
u can also use vinegar, on ur scalp. it will surely help u out.
hope u get the result soon.
as u get a good result let me know.
take care bye.

Answer 6

1. always try to keep ur hair n scalp clean at any cost.
2. so do shampoo on alternative days.
3. always use anti-dandruff shampoo i.e. Head & Shoulders.
4. comb ur hail frequently.

Answer 7

usually you get dandruff b/c of your dry scalp -- and then it gets oily fast b/c it's so dry. try using pert plus, and if anything, since your hair gets oily, wash it every other day. your hair should get used to the natural oils, and shouldn't get as oily in the long run. it seems gross at first, but you and your scalp will get used to it.

Answer 8

Use Scalpe--An Indian brand.Very effective

Answer 9

vinager & warm coconut oil followed by lime juice & a good wash in 2 hours works for me

Answer 10

as i know thee are no permanent treatment for dandruff , but u can try Head & sholders shampoo and u should only use this one type of shampoo do not use any other shampoos.

Answer 11

Before you wash you're hair, loosen the dandruff with a comb or brush. Good Luck!!