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Neo 10-28-2005 04:49 PM
I can't make it stop snowing
 
You're looking at my jacket hanging on the back of my chair. This was after approximately 5 seconds of scratching my scalp.



None of the shampoos or conditioners I've tried have done diddly squat. :help:

Dylflon 10-28-2005 05:04 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
Consult a dermatologist.

The Duggler 10-28-2005 06:20 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
That's disgusting.

Teuthida 10-28-2005 06:55 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
Quote:
How is it treated?

Home treatment is often effective in preventing and getting rid of the symptoms of dandruff.

* Use an antidandruff shampoo. A variety of shampoos are available, containing different ingredients. Trying several will help you find out which antidandruff shampoo is most effective for you.
o Shampoo daily to prevent your scalp from accumulating dead cells.
o If an antidandruff shampoo helps stop dandruff for a while but the dandruff problem returns, rotate shampoos.
o Consider alternating antidandruff shampoos with regular ones if you are concerned about the effects of antidandruff shampoos' harsh chemicals on your hair.
* Rub your scalp. When you wash your hair, lather once, rinse, then lather a second time and rub your scalp vigorously as you shampoo. This will help dislodge excess cells. Be careful not to rub so energetically that you damage your scalp.
* Let it soak. After you lather the second time, let the medicated shampoo sit on your head for 5 minutes. This will give the antidandruff shampoo time to work.
* Rinse well. This will help get rid of all the cells you have loosened up during shampooing.
Quote:
* Since dandruff is a natural process, it can not be eliminated; it can only be controlled.
* Mild dandruff may be controlled by regularly shampooing the scalp with a mild, non-medicated shampoo. If frequent shampooing alone does not control the dandruff, a medicated dandruff shampoo can be used.
* The most direct way to control dandruff is to use a shampoo that contains a cytostatic agent, such as selenium sulfide or zinc pyrithione. Cytostatic agents reduce the rate of growth and multiplication of horny cells (top layer of skin on the scalp), which caused a noticeable decrease in visible dandruff within several weeks. Shampoos containing selenium sulfide should not be used if there is a cut or abrasion on the scalp.
* Tar shampoos such as Tarsum will help to control dandruff.
* When scaling of the scalp is accompanied by redness and greasy scaling on the face, eyebrows and eyelashes, a person may have something other than dandruff. You should contact your doctor if the redness is present, or if scaling occurs on parts of the body other than the scalp.
Hope this helps. The first is from webmd.com and the other is from skinsite.com

Dyne 10-28-2005 07:52 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
Yeah, my dad's always switched to tar shampoo.

It smells like crap but it works.

I also have a mild case of dandruff, but you have to sacrifice some things when you go for the hipster look.

Vampyr 10-28-2005 07:52 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
Jeeze man. That was kind of gross.

Have you tried Neutragena T-Gel? It doesn't smell good, and its kind of expensive, but it gets the job done.

My scalp used to do that (not so badly, though) and when I started using that shampoo, it stopped. Also, make sure that you are rinsing good enough enough after you shampoo. It could be that you letting a lot of shampoo dry on your scalp.

If none of the above helps...go to a dermatologist.

Jonbo298 10-28-2005 08:15 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
Yeah, the dark'ish shampoo others have said work. I had a a mild'ly case of it before and it lessend it alot. I still get it occasionally but its just natural for small bouts of dandruff. Large amounts like that..yeah, dig out the heavy duty stuff

Joeiss 10-28-2005 08:27 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
That is ****ing gross.

Bond 10-28-2005 09:34 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
You better be kidding.

GameMaster 10-29-2005 12:55 AM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
Go to your local SuperCuts and ask for the 'Matthew Fox'. They'll know what you're talking about.

Neo 10-29-2005 12:43 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
I tried several T-Gel's, Nizerol, and something made with tea tree oil. But yeah I've basically shaved my head now.

GameMaster 10-29-2005 12:51 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
Pictures?

Typhoid 10-29-2005 06:57 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
If you're telling the truth, shaving your head should do nothing at all.


Considering the problem isnt with your hair, but your head itself.

Its probably psoriasis, in which case the length of hair, and type of shampoo will do sweet **** all.

Krypton 10-29-2005 08:25 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
kinda gross, but hey it happens, I get dandruff every once in a while too, but nowhere near as bad as that.

Happydude 10-31-2005 11:57 PM
Re: I can't make it stop snowing
 
i just use head and shoulders and i haven't had dandruff ever since i started about a year and a half ago. *shrug*


i use the minty one...feels cool.


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