>back of scalp is constantly having clumps of flake when i run my fingernails through it despite using nizoral shampoo etc
it's all over
how the frick do you treat sebborheic dermatitis
>back of scalp is constantly having clumps of flake when i run my fingernails through it despite using nizoral shampoo etc
i had seb derm when i was living with my mother (a single mother) then moved out to university and it vanished.
are you stressed out?
yes
>yes
find out what is stressing you out and remove it from your life. i was using loads of nizoral and it did frick all until i got away from my insane mother
>no friends
>no gf
>obsession over physique
>retail job while having social anxiety
cant do anything bro
same
drink more water you dry ass b***h
Used Nizoral and selenium shampoo for years and it works to remove the scalp irritation and flaking but makes your hair dry as
Use selenium shampoo
Now I use a copper based peptide shampoo and it's better for the scalp and hair also
Selsun blue medical strength. Works for me when nizoral doesn’t.
stop using shampoo
I had an ex introduce me to tea tree oil, I massage it in before and after showers along with normal shampoo and conditioner and lost most of the dandruff on the sides of my head and back of my neck. I do think the shampoo might be important, maybe not every shower but every other. I tried a pretty extensive no shampoo phase and it just made my hair oily and my skin kept flaking. Also might be water source related so you might try moving to a different city.
Stop showering your hair every day (do it once a week)
Stop eating sugary shit
Do saunas
Get on sun more
Get hair and scalp into sea (or salty water at least)
t. Sebborheic dermantitis lowered to minimum
It's not sebderm, it's dry scalp.
ketoconazole shampoo
Thank me later
he said that hes using nizoral
homie is you dumb
Argan oil
Stop touching it
Look into the waterhardness of your city. If your city has very hard water you might want to consider a filtration system.
it's normal to get dandruff during winter time
zinc shampoo (dr eddies happy cappy). Never wash with hot water, only cool or warm. zinc soap every two days, selenium shampoo once a week. I have not solved my seb derm but this helps. i am planning on getting an allergy test soon.
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Watch this op, it legit helped me too
this is true. when i was on keto i had zero scalp issues. now when i'm back to eating carbs i have dandruff, even in my eyebrows and beard, flushed face, dry skin etc. i should really go back to keto, but eating same shit every day makes me ill
It's a struggle for sure, I want to bulk up a little and it's easiest to do with breads etc but not at the price of having that shit again on my scalp
I gather eat my potatoes and have a lil dandruff lol
What works for me is using an antifungal shampoo, topical steroid salve, and keeping my hair short
A lot of these recommendations are good. I too suffer from a lot of flaky skin and face/hair conditions.
What worked for my hair was stopping shampoo. Once every two weeks or so I shampoo using a dandruff shampoo, just to get any weird oils or greases out of there. But daily cleaning involves just "washing" my hair with water - no shampoo - and i scrub/stimulate the scalp with one of these things - sort of a brush like thing to massage the skin of the scalp.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Dainzusyful-Shower-Cleaner-Brush-Hair-Brush-Cleaning-Supplies-For-Housekeeping-Shampoo-Hair-Scalp-Silicone-Washing-Massage-Body-Massager-Comb-Brush-K/2878111143?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=101456043&adid=222222222272878111143_101456043_14069003552_202077872&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42423897272&wl4=aud-2230653093054:pla-295289030566&wl5=9012208&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=781564640&wl11=online&wl12=2878111143_101456043&veh=sem&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAnrOtBhDIARIsAFsSe531CmXPsLXWukOb2HCe5eXRQoGYBtIS9XHKw42zgz3nF2iDPn_mV7waAvHAEALw_wcB
Works really well. I have no dandruff and hair is not greasy or dirty or wnything.
A lot of bad advice here.
First of all, it's not curable so anyone telling you otherwise needs to be ignored.
Second, I'm guessing the nizoral worked for a time, but is no longer effective? That's because its a fungus that can build a resistance to treatment over time. The solution to this is to alternate shampoos with different active ingredients. When I went to a dermatologist I was prescribed Selenium Sulphide and Ketoconazole 1, however you can find these in normal dandruff shampoos--just in lower percentages. Nizoral is Ketoconazole, and I use head and shoulders for Selenium Sulphide. Just look at the active ingredient on the back of the bottles in whatever store you shop at. I also have 2 other random shampoos with different active ingredients to keep a good rotation going. I shampoo about 1x per week so I cycle through each bottle once per month.
Finally, the symptoms can also flare up and disappear for periods throughout your life. So if a few months pass and you notice no symptoms, don't be fooled into thinking you're cured. It will come back. Could be climate or stress-related.
GL
this, if it's seborrheic dermatitis, it's never going away and the only things that can milden the symptoms quick is clobetasol and a couple of other substances, however it's only temporary
nizoral and other antifungal shampoos give either frick all or help for two weeks and then stop working
it's over
Dandruff is just detoxification of solidified fat from the body - drink lemon water and apple cider vinegar.
if its tiny white flakes then you have dry skin, get some shit for that instead, most dandruff shampoos are for oily hair and just make dry skin worse
Ducray Squanorm helped me get rid of it mostly.
Use it every 3 days or so until seb derm goes away, should go away in 4 weeks or so. Then go back to normal shampoo. Repeat.
>haircels be seething
baldchads when will we stop winning?
OP you are probably not going to believe me, but just buy this fricking shampoo:
https://www.sheamoisture.com/jamaican-oil-strengthen-shampoo/764302215837/
Yeah it's marketed to black women. Lots of them suffer from scalp issues. This shampoo is made without any toxic ingredients and will unfrick your scalp and hair.
i use it
works
target is where i buy
what did it for me was humidity.
old place had a heatpump. bad dandruff in the winter, hot air blowing around. new place central gas air, humidifier running, and I moisturize. i was using all that shit. selsun blue nizoral, I just got like a niceeee honey conditioner whole blends garnier, head and shoulders... all good
Just rub some moisturiser into your hair and scalp. Totally harmless and will fix 99% of dry scalps
rub diesel fuel in your hair
Ivermectin.
Shampoo with a mild acid (salicyclic, lactic, ascorbic, vinegar, whatever).
Shampoo with coal tar.
Forgot to say that along with this you need to avoid washing scalp for a day if you exfoliate so hard it bleeds. Let it heal for 1 day.
Isn't this shit a result of an immune problem?
Overactive immune system, usually due to fungal infection.
Fungal as in in the gut or on the scalp itself? I have noticed my hair getting a lot itchier if I have a bunch of carbs
Scalp.
Shower every day with head and shoulders