its probably just dry skin, winter air is much dryer than the warm summer air, and thus most skin gets dry and cracked in winter, try using a good conditioner, not only will it help with the dry skin it will make your hair softer too,
2006-12-26 15:47:59
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answered by Kendra S 2
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why do we get dandruff , in winter season its agravating more is there any solutions to keep the scalp clean?
2015-08-07 02:16:28
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answered by Elda 1
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It's not true dandruff. Dry cold outside, dry heat inside. It has little to do with the scalp being clean or dirty. Head & Shoulders has a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner that should help you out. Also, avoid hot water when showering/shampooing, drink more water and use more polyunsaturated fats/oils in your diet. These last three may help improve dry skin in general.
2006-12-25 20:04:32
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answered by TweetyBird 7
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Usually the reason we getdandruff to begin with is that our head is dry and there isn't alot of moisture available. Typically from either not washing your hair or washing too much. In winter this happens the most. Its because all of the moisture in the air is frozen and wont absorb into anything because of its dense form.
In the winter one of the best things to do for that is to wash your hair and then immediately add a lotion of sorts. I even will you alavera on my scalp. This is a cold lotion thats typically used for burns and poisen oak. Its used for those because it provides nutrients as well as moisture to the selected areas, without any extra chemicals in the product that is used. Some lotions do have chemicals in them to protect against sun and what not. But you dont want to use those for dandruff problems. Thats because they typically just provide a protective layer over the skin to smooth it out, or to create a wall of anything possibly coming into the skin. They just sit on your skin smoothing it out. So eaither chemical free lotions or even better moisturizers. But in my opinion ala vera is the best solution for whats going on with dandruff to your scalp.
2006-12-25 18:42:49
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answered by Anonymous
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I would bet that you do not have dandruff if you are only getting it in the winter season. You most likely have dry scalp.
2006-12-25 18:35:25
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answered by maamu 6
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My friend used the dark blue colored Head and Shoulders Shampoo for severe anti dandruff. It worked in 1 month's time and he was clean after that. BTW, he stayed in Peoria in Illinois which is famous for its dry and cold temperatures.
Use it with a Dove COnditioner. You should be free of it in in a period of 1-2 months dpending upon your scalp.
Use the severe treatment shampoo for 2 months (if very heavy)
Shift to a milder version for 2 months
Shift to normal after that. You should be fine.
In fact my friend's hair was spotted and if he shook his head it would fall all over. We asked him to pose for advt. He was ok in within the 2 weeks of treatment.
The routine is to shampoo every day or every other day.
2006-12-25 18:48:12
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answered by HurryHarry 3
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You answered your own question with this one. Your scalp is skin, winter air is dry, skin gets dry in dry air. Try a good conditioner. You can find a lot of at home remedies on the web if you search for dry scalp.
HTH
2006-12-25 18:36:17
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answered by Star 5
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dry air due to heating and that dries out the top layers of skin on the body and head,you notice it more in the hair, try Neutrogena T gel shampoo and you can hydrate your hair and scalp some by putting a quarter of a cup of warmed olive oil through your hair, rubbing into your scalp, and let sit half an hour before you wash your hair.
2006-12-25 18:45:52
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answered by Anonymous
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I'm with Maamu on this: You're probably having trouble with dry skin. It shows up a lot in winter because we use dry heat.
Try a shampoo designed for dry hair, or a good conditioner. If that fails, see a dermatologist.
Good luck!
2006-12-26 04:32:34
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answered by Tigger 7
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Col temperature makes our scalp cool and dry. Too much cold prevents our oil glands from moisturizing our scalp making it itch and flake. Presto; dandruff.
2006-12-25 18:42:02
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answered by cq40 2
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