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So this has been at it for a while hahaha. NO matter how often, and what I wash my hair with. I can at anytime just scratch my head/over my hair..and always have dandruff. It's not itchy at all or a worry..just why doesnt it stop lol
Never ending dandruff?!
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Have you tried T-tree gel? give it a go. Solved mine.
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Mustard. It always works
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Mustard and a loaf of Hovis balanced on top.
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/GD answer, Mustard will fix it right up for you 
/real answer, I used to have a similar problem not all the time but quite often used to get dandruff. I started using coconut oil works a treat for me.
/real answer, I used to have a similar problem not all the time but quite often used to get dandruff. I started using coconut oil works a treat for me.
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Shave head bald,moisturise with plenty of lube.
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I get this with certain shampoo, my mum does too she gets some stuff from the doctors and it's awesome. Put it on before bed and it stops by the morning. It's awesome
It could be more than dandruff like seborrhoeic dermatitis or something. I'd check with your GP to be sure.
If you're averse to visiting the GP, try Nizoral if you haven't already. It's stronger than the likes of T-Gel and can be purchased over-the-counter.
Your GP won't care about your dandruff. Mine said, 'You should talk to a beautician about that, not me.' (No I didn't just go see him about my dandruff, it was something more urgent 
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Those other things you read about, Psoriasis et al, you would know if you had them. Red blotches or scales are not something you could miss. It's easy to convince yourself you've got something more serious, when in all likelihood it's either dandruff or dry skin (the two get confused all the time).
)Those other things you read about, Psoriasis et al, you would know if you had them. Red blotches or scales are not something you could miss. It's easy to convince yourself you've got something more serious, when in all likelihood it's either dandruff or dry skin (the two get confused all the time).
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pooh, but only pooh that has been posted through your letter box first.
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There are a lot of things it could be. It could even be left over hair product, let alone an actual condition.
Go see a dermatologist.
Of course you could go and try a load of products and see what works for you...
Go see a dermatologist.
Of course you could go and try a load of products and see what works for you...
I have dermatitis
Only thing that really works for me is a class 2 (1 being strongest) steroid. And boy does it work.
I had to go to doctor after doctor to get it. One idiot suggested I put canesten (sp) cream in my hair. The doctor who gave me the steroid said that was a load of BS!
But as said you'd know if you had this, as it itches
Only thing that really works for me is a class 2 (1 being strongest) steroid. And boy does it work.
I had to go to doctor after doctor to get it. One idiot suggested I put canesten (sp) cream in my hair. The doctor who gave me the steroid said that was a load of BS!
But as said you'd know if you had this, as it itches