how can i treat hair itching there is no headlice or dandrof?

Answer 1

It's winter.Dry skin & scalp.A humidifier would help if you have a
"dry" source of heat.
Not getting SOAP,shampoo,or conditioner thoroughly rinsed from
your hair will make your scalp itch.Your hair should "sqeak"when
it's completely rinsed clean.
If you have a normal to oily scalp,dust will make your scalp itchy
as well.
Because we live in a house that creates a lot of dust from the
furnace blower,my grandson & I have a hell of a time with this
problem during the winter.
My grandson says that you should use a shampoo that contains
solenium sulfate.

Answer 2

sounds like your scalp is irritated. Is it dry? do you have a new haircut (as silly as a haircut sounds, it may actually cause itching) are you using a new shampoo or soap?

try taking a shower or bath, and letting your hair REALLY soak. (for at least 5- 10 minutes) don't use any soap or shampoo. The idea is to see if the water is helping with the itching. if it does, and you get out of the shower/bath without putting ANYTHING in your hair, and it still doesn't itch, then it's probably something that you're using in your hair. if the itching comes back, then you'll need to see a doc (dermatologist) and get something specialzed for your scalp.

Answer 3

You can still use "Selsun Blue" or "Head and Shoulders" every other time or say, once a week, it will help. Another tip I was given was to leave about a drop or two of conditioner in the hair rubbed in, in this dry winter air.

Answer 4

Because of the dry, cold weather, your scalp may be dry. Try a hot oil treatment, drink plenty of water, and keep your hair moisturized.

Answer 5

1- find a natural, organic conditioner and shampoo
2- add a few drops of tea tree oil to the conditioner
3- experiment with how many times a week you wash your hair, it may be too much or too little.

Answer 6

YOU MAY JUST HAVE DRY SCALP. TRY USING A MOISTURIZER OR MOISTURIZING CONDITIONER. HOT OIL OR TEA TREE OIL TREATMENTS MAY ALSO HELP.