Tips On Ridding My Hair Of Dandruff?

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Shawna S.

Jan 21, 2013

Shawna S.

I have dandruff but it's not over my whole head. It's on one spot near my forehead and another spot at the back close to my neck on the hairline. I have tried head and shoulders, scalpacin, nizoral, neutrogena, and selsun blue. Nothing works! How do I prevent or get rid of it?

Hayley B.

Jan 21, 2013

Hayley B.

I have asked the same question and they told my lemon juice and coconut oil mixed together , apply to head and leave it for 20 mins! 

Jaclynn K.

Jan 21, 2013

Jaclynn K.

I would suggest , and only because I see you are also a bleach blonde like myself... to try and use sulfate free shampoo that is extra moisturizing. Try paul mitchell or Redken =] Also this time of year is rough on everyones skin/scalp and deep conditionings once a week doesnt hurt either! Good luck!

Maud R.

Jan 21, 2013

Maud R.

I have the same problem I don't know either 

Lbh L.

Jan 21, 2013

Lbh L.

nioxin scalp therapy

Lauren G.

Jan 21, 2013

Lauren G.

Ive had this problem and Im a straight up Dark Haired Brunette, Try scrubbing your head harder in a circle motion where you see the dandruff patches, I havent had it for 4 years ever since I tryed that, Or, Dont use a Shampoo and Conditioner that irritates your scalp or doesnt make it clean or soft, Try Clear: Scalp and Hair Beauty Therapy really really cheap for a Big bottle (33 FL oz) Makes hair soft and smells really good. hope I helped you Shawna, Best of luck :3!

Chrissy M.

Jan 21, 2013

Chrissy M.

Tgel shampoo

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