3:33 here i just save u time

@aerzia-7488

5 жыл бұрын

Tysm

@ambermalik51

5 жыл бұрын

thank you

@melodyyy7954

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks man

@robinwarren6924

5 жыл бұрын

Well, i wanted to watch the entire video

@mz__jehhh

5 жыл бұрын

God bless

Sometimes I just want to shave my head and get rid of dandruff

@-hex-6922

6 жыл бұрын

I feel you

@CarlaSantos-le5tv

6 жыл бұрын

Askar Zhaparov same.😣😣

@diebe7583

6 жыл бұрын

so ralatabke like my brothers rocommend me to shave but am a girl sheeesh

@UMAKEMESMILESWACKIN

6 жыл бұрын

USE SULFUR SOAP ON YOUR HAIR EVERYDAY

@sumittiwari6987

6 жыл бұрын

Askar Zhaparov i want it all the time 😅

I can't stand people telling me i have some white things in my hair!!! I know that already so shut up!!!

@MareNectaris

6 жыл бұрын

I feel like people around you are quite rude, nobody ever told me that

@parkerteague8409

6 жыл бұрын

I’d rather they tell me so I can get the out instead of not telling me and letting me walk around with flakes obviously in my hair

@tacoinmytummy4670

6 жыл бұрын

Quazar same I used to get made fun of it. Some people at my school would say "Ewww you have lice"

@prohacker9426

6 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@graceleanne1006

6 жыл бұрын

taco in my tummy SAME

I’m scratching my head while watching this. Only me?

@RideTheGamer

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@magictouchbeautycare.8932

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@yoger9064

4 жыл бұрын

don't scratch your head using your nails it worsens

@RideTheGamer

4 жыл бұрын

@@yoger9064 ok

@t-rexbatman36yearsago

4 жыл бұрын

Meeee tooo

I've tried using dandruff shampoo and it gave me more dandruff...

@rebekahsworld3729

5 жыл бұрын

checkurs :] same 😭😭😭 the shampoos are shit

@Sweet_love93

5 жыл бұрын

Apple cider vinegar and Green tree oil really helps

@Saiko97

5 жыл бұрын

I had a severe case of dandruff every single winter. I started using dandruff shampoos and didn't work. So I tought: well, let's wash them more often. I started washing them every day and things got even worse. My scalp was inflamated and irritated, i continuously started scratching over my ears and behind my neck. Then, understanding that wasn't caused by a fungus or something, I did some reverse engineer and I tought: well, let's do the exact opposite. I started washing my hair every 4-5 days using only cold water and minimal shampoo. After a month or so the dandruff totally disappeared and I finally feel good. Try!

@hazerlazer6402

5 жыл бұрын

Use coconut oil

@blackdressernails

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! I’m glad you said this because I have thought the same thing..I feel like it helps kind of right after I wash my hair but that’s it. The day after is horrible because it’s all dried crusty flakes which intern makes it itch even more!! I’m actually going to try using Listerine I have a feeling it will work better. Ughhh I hope this helps 😩

Dandruff makes me want to skip social events and I hate it when people talk to me because they only stare at my dandruff. You think you have it hidden, but other people still see😞

I suffered with bad dandruff for years. I tried everything. Then I tried tea tree oil. 10-15 drops in warm water. I wash my hair every 3-4 days. Ordinary reg shampoo. Rinse off then a final rinse with about 250mls with the tea tree oil. Immediate relief from itching, no more flakes. I really suffered with this condition to the point I stopped wearing black clothes. I wear black now with total confidence. No more white flakes

@sharonwieler8933

6 жыл бұрын

lee higgins do you leave the tea tree oil in or rinse it out after treatment?

@dawncanbegrumpyinthemornin1408

6 жыл бұрын

Sharon Wieler It depends on the product. Read instructions. I but the shampoo and the oil. Green Teatree works wonderfully.

@iamjoehill

6 жыл бұрын

Yup. I have tea tree shampoo and conditioner and they keep them completely gone

@aajohnsoutube

5 жыл бұрын

Careful with Tea Tree oil. It can affect hormone levels. Not a myth BTW. i thought it was until it gave my super young daughter breast lumps.

@kamdaddypurp3341

5 жыл бұрын

Aaron J yo chill things happen I doubt it was the tree oil

a lot of people ask me “do you have lice?!” and i have to say “no it’s dandruff 😑”

@claudiafuentes8893

4 жыл бұрын

Livblooden a mi me recetaron por la dermatitis en mi cuerpo me resetaron shampu para los piojos porq tenía caspa

@barbibutton9619

4 жыл бұрын

People are rude

@stacycowles2843

4 жыл бұрын

Girl that my whole life and everytime I'm like IT'S FREAKING DANDRUFF!!-

@rocioguerrero8606

4 жыл бұрын

Felt this

I feel so bad when I go to get my hair cut cause it literally snows

@tom1234525

4 жыл бұрын

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@solar588

4 жыл бұрын

Same it’s embarrassing 😭

@XBSXHKSX

4 жыл бұрын

JS_ 360NC I feel you

@elliotgrant9524

4 жыл бұрын

me too and i’m really sad that i have to live with this for the rest of my life, i’m so embarrassed how is anyone gonna love me i’m so disgusting :(

@tom1234525

4 жыл бұрын

Ecks Dee you have tried 100s of product for years... try selsun blue shampoo for just a month and see.. i had the worst kind of dandruff problem it worked for me.. u will see the difference in just 3 weeks

When I take a shower it’s gone then the next day it’s there!!!!!!

@lauramelisha508

4 жыл бұрын

Same with me😔

@kemaheha8894

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@libbyhazlehurst4422

4 жыл бұрын

same

@lucaaagaga2005

4 жыл бұрын

SAMMMMMMME

@jalen7455

4 жыл бұрын

Then take a shower everyday🤣

It's hard to wash your hair more often when you have long curly hair that tends to get dry with dandruff shampoo....

@anna-mariadavis5914

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it’s sucks

@macydiy9697

2 жыл бұрын

Try apple cider vinegar instead! I don't use any shampoo or conditioner any more and my seborrheic dermatitis is not flared up!!

@yasbitch

2 жыл бұрын

@@macydiy9697 How exactly do you use apple cider vinegar? I was diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis about two years ago and I have scalp buildup, which flakes off from time to time, but eventually returns again. Frequent hair washing sometimes improves the whole situation, but sometimes it's simply useless. "Sitting" forever on hormonal drugs is also not a very cool idea ...

@macydiy9697

2 жыл бұрын

@@yasbitch I put it in a squeeze bottle (like grillin condiment bottle) and squeeze onto the scalp, then gently massage, and let sit for 1-3 min, rinse, you can follow that with your normal routine if you want or just use it alone!

@yasbitch

2 жыл бұрын

@@macydiy9697 Do I understand correctly that you use the concentrate without diluting it with water, for example? Will it cause discomfort for damaged skin?

It has to do something with your sleep and stress levels, I’m totally convinced about that.

@snoopbell1

5 жыл бұрын

DEFINETLY stress in a stressful situation I can almost feel them forming lol

@TheMorningtrain

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s likely to be some kind of hormone or chemical imbalance (she mentions puberty in this video) and I’ve only ever had it when my thyroid is out of whack

@alexpardo6194

4 жыл бұрын

G I haven’t been sleeping much and it started to appear so I think that’s it

@draydenazura219

4 жыл бұрын

Alex Pardo exactly my case too

@pcharm3711

4 жыл бұрын

Diet too. I eat clean. I'm fine. Then I have pizza and greasy foods and boom! Flakes. I hate it!

And here, my family was yelling at me that I wasn't taking care of myself.

I realised that if I wash my hair too often I can get dandruff as well. So what I think is to wash your hair just in the middle required. I've figured out that for myself I have to wash them every two days, not more not less, and REGULARLY. Keep doing it. Because when I miss the cycle, I always get dandruff (especially when it's hot, I live in a tropical area, so it plays a lot in it)! So that's one idea of how I've got rid of them almost entirely (there's almost nothing now, unless I break the cycle of washing every 2 days) and my hair stay in good shape as well! PS: If you have lots of dandruff at the beginning, and you try my idea, do not tie your hair in any way! When your skin is almost cleared, you can start to tie you hair but not much. Let your hair and especially the skin of head, breathe. Otherwise if you tie your hair it will be more favorable for the dandruff to "live" because the area will have a higher temperature+less air. PPS: This all based on my experience and people around me. Maybe it will not work for people living in areas if big temperature differences? But maybe you can still try.

Guys, try apple cider vinegar. I do an apple cider vinegar soak at the roots of my hair and let it sit for awhile. Then I wash out the vinegar with shampoo. It REALLY helps!

Using shampoo with tea tree oil is actually helping and cold showers, although the cold showers suck 🥶

@shalala8628

4 жыл бұрын

Mix the tea tree oil with shampoo?

@beasbayou8264

3 жыл бұрын

Tea tree oil in your conditioner may help more because it sits longer. less wasteful. Also: beasbayou.etsy.com - Hope it helps!

People keep making fun of me b/c of the dandruff in my hair. I didn’t know what it was so that’s why I came here. Thank you.

For those saying there are no answers in this video. There are clearly answers, you’re just not listening. Dr Sandra Lee’s recommendations: She said dandruff (seborrheic dermatitis) is caused by fungal infection so look for shampoos with ketoconazole, zinc pyrithione or selenium sulfide etc. in them.

@Ryan_1997

4 жыл бұрын

Also use selsum blue, and food intake takes part as well.

@terryenby2304

4 жыл бұрын

Not to mention the list of potential similar diagnoses

@beasbayou8264

3 жыл бұрын

Nizoral shampoo directly on scalp and my drops: etsy.com/shop/beasbayou

@TastyFood726

3 жыл бұрын

Aren't those chemicals?

@beasbayou8264

3 жыл бұрын

@@TastyFood726 They are. And sometimes, it's just that bad. I will say, though, that a balance of eating right, my beasbayou.etsy.com drops, and my Nizoral has gotten my SD under control. Check out my product reviews - all organic, herbal, and probiotic! Good luck!

i looooove this channel so glad youre doing this! Great addition to tour Pimple popping one

Thank you Dr Lee for this information. I really enjoy your channel and I have learned a lot of things from you. Last week I had to do a skin biopsy, I used a small punch and I knew how to do it because I've seen you do it so many times. I had only learned it in theory. Thank you again.

Please do a video about the treatment for psoriasis! Over the counter medications or anything that can help! Thank you!! Love your videos!!

I switched from anti dandruff shampoos to a tea tree oil and the dandruff went away. I also use a good conditioner.

@davidwillison7796

7 жыл бұрын

Boodieman72 which shampoo

@Boodieman72

7 жыл бұрын

David Willison Paul Mitchell Tea Tree

@schneeroseful

7 жыл бұрын

David Willison You could also add tea tree oil to your regular shampoo

@thenightdances21

6 жыл бұрын

I was just recommended tea tree oil by my cosmetologist! I hope it works for me!

@dawncanbegrumpyinthemornin1408

6 жыл бұрын

Teatree works in the eye brows and body, too.

This was SOOOO helpful. Thank you Sandra. You're a DOLL 🤩!!

Loads of great information and advice! Thanks for posting

Thank you for sharing and explaining this so well!! 👍🏻👍🏻

Would like more videos on hair Care, hair loss, and treatments thanks ❤️👍

I'm in love with Dr Lee she is a true beauty! Thanks for all the tips and info.

@hridanshgohil5000

3 жыл бұрын

There's definitely a reason to why I came across this video on KZread: kzread.info of Jyovis Ayurveda and I was very happy to see the results. I even followed few of the tips explained and it actually worked. Then I finally decided to contact on ...... (+91 9987557971) to cure my Problem from the root cause. The team really helped me a lot. Thank you Jyovis!

Dr Lee, This is some excellent info! I think most of us on You Tube actually know more about cyst removal, than dandruff! lol ! ...You are an extremely good teacher! Thanks again. I'm always learning new things here!!!

I've always suffered with dandruff since I was small & still do to this day. What I notice that brings it back is using new products & what I've noticed that helped is tea tree oil, & coconut oil. Anything moisturizing. I was my hair with head & shoulders & it keeps it at ease

Thank you, Dr.Sandra for sharing your knowledge. We really appreciate it

Thank you doctor Lee for good medical advice about this segment.

I was diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis very helpful information thanks!

SO YOU'RE TELLING ME THE FLARE UPS ON MY NOSE SIDES HAVE BEEN DANDRUFF THIS WHOLE TIME OGM

@qkun

3 жыл бұрын

@Norma Flores Avelar the mystery was solved

I started exfoliating my scalp (once a week) I just mix Epsom salt with my shampoo to make a paste and make sure to gently scrub my scalp with it I never really use shampoo on my hair itself just the scalp, but this was the only thing that helps me manage and keep it under control (and it makes my hair softer)

I've always had this. My most vivid memory is having scaly ears when i was 6 that would start bleeding immediately when I picked at them.

Thank you for the great information, Dr Lee!

This was like a proper consultation! Thank you so much :)

Please do a video about psoriasis!

The Dr. knows what she’s talking about 👍🏾 I also recommend to people to divide the hair into (4 sections) and section by section part the hair and use STRIDEX PADS ( buy at Walmart) to Gently exfoliate and cleanse the scalp... You’ll be AMAZED!! I’ve other tips that vary case by case but this Dr. is telling you the facts. Good Luck 😘

Thank you! Very helpful and informative :D

Guys! Use this; Spray bottle- half apple cider vinegar and half water, spray on scalp- leave in for 20-30mins, rinse then wash as normal!😊👍 natural and cheap, and it frigin works guys i swear lol

@kimberlypartida9819

4 жыл бұрын

Buzz Yah so do this before you shampoo & condition? Does your hair stink afterwards from the vinegar?

@creaturehands

4 жыл бұрын

@@kimberlypartida9819 I use it in place of shampoo! It doesn't stink afterwards but during the wash it does. It may not work for you, but try it out!

@tomoe4512

4 жыл бұрын

I tried the ACV thing for weeks, but it didn't work for me...😞

@tmd943

3 жыл бұрын

ACV doesnt have clinical studies and that if this one actually works or not so its nor recommended. Better use tea tree oil or head & shoulders

Dr. Lee, could you do a video on hair loss for women. Like what could cause it, ways to help prevent it... Hope you see this. Love you videos! Have a great day! 😁

@DivinityBridge

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks I will definitely have to try that.

Very educational. I thought dandruff and Seborrheic Dermatitis were two different conditions. I don't know what I have exactly because the flakes aren't very dry like described. I would like to wash my hair every other day because it's better for the actual hair strand health/dryness/frizziness, and it just wastes more water but I really have to wash mine everyday to keep my scalp less oily. I like using T/Sal with salicylic acid mixed with a sulfate free shampoo, and let it soak for awhile in the shower. Head and Shoulders and those other shampoos don't do much for me. Every once in awhile I mix tea tree, peppermint and jojoba oil into a pre-shower scalp treatment for instant itchy skin relief. The longer you leave it on the better. There's no cure like she said, but this is making it more manageable..

Thanks a lot dr. Lee! I've been suffer for years because of seborrheic dermatitis, in my face Now I know how to treat it

I had horrible flakes but I used Selsun Blue and it was almost gone. So, I used it a second time. It's completely gone now. It even works for the face.

Anti-inflammatory smoothies and natural hair products helped me.

DR. SANTRA you are amazing! clarifying this topics help us to also don't get fooled by "sneak oil" sellers in the market! Thank you

I was so scared when I realized I had a lice check before I went to a multi person camp, I found myself crying and picking through my head. I found a few white specks, worrying they were nits, but when I scratched my head I found flakes upon flakes. I texted my best friend and cried to her on the phone. She told me to watch this video and so I did. Thank you, you saved my hair!!

Dr. Lee you didn’t mention this, but certain medications can “cause” you to have dandruff. If you didn’t have it, and you had a change in the medications that you take (or in the dosage levels), I would talk to your doctor about it.

Goes to hospital "hey uhh i need steroids" "why do you need them?" "Ummm i have dandruff"

@camilliadaniel2673

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂

I was worried about using dandruff shampoo because it dries hair. I'm glad to hear you can focus on your scalp and use regular shampoo on your hair.

this halping me so much !!! thank you DR. Sandra

You should do one on psoriasis it's something I have had to deal with for years

@omiexx

4 жыл бұрын

ohmygosh i have psoriasis too! Im trying to get rid of the patches. My skin has been doing better. Its not dried up anymore but i still have white patches on my skin and it makes me feel so insecure. Have you gotten any luck? Ive been trying to take vitamins lately

I always thought that having thicker hair was a culprit too. My sister has thin hair, never has dandruff and I have super thick hair and have ALWAY struggled with mild dandruff.

I had dry itchy scalp that drove me crazy. Had this for several years. One day I noticed a rash on my feet. My feet were itchy and made me miserable. I went to several doctors and even had the skin pricks to test for allergies. Finally saw a dermatologist and was dx with a fungus. He prescribed Nizoral oral medication for ? days. It worked! No more itchy feet and although I didn't ask him about my dandruff it disappeared, too.

Thank you for this! My daughter is in her early teens and has all this flaky stuff on her scalp. She also has psoriasis (from Grandma) and Keratosis Pilaris (from me). Not to mention very fair Irish skin. It really gets her down, all the ointments and special products she has to use. But I learned a lot here, so at least we understand that it's not the Hair that causes this, but the scalp. Please, please....can you do a video on Keratosis Pilaris? We both have it chronically, moderate to severe, although it does improve a bit in the summer. What kind of home remedies, OTC products, and prescription ointments would help us? Thank you for sharing your knowledge with all of us!

@jezerylabecia5725

Жыл бұрын

Keratosis i have these try ai lotion physiogel

@user-pr4lx4mi7v

8 ай бұрын

Struggled with Seborrheic Dermatitis until 'Kottakkal Ayyappala Keratailam' oil came to my rescue. Used it twice a week after regular shampooing, and it worked wonders! A doctor from Arya Vaidya Sala Kottakal in india which i researched about recommended it through a $2 USD online appointment (medication and oil cost extra). This oil not only banished my dermatitis but any kind of dandruff too. If appointments aren't your thing, just try this oil-it's a game-changer! Trust me, your future self will thank you.

finally a dermatologist confirming I should wash as much as I need. I only recently found out I don't have dandruff but actually scalp eczema and have had it for 6+ years which caused my scalp to have pimples, scabs, a LOT of scabs actually and it was constantly BURNING. So it wasn't just dandruff, scalp eczema has dandruff as a possible side effect, but is not the same as dandruff, I just thought burning scalps were part of dandruff for years so that was NOT fun. The assistant doctor told me to shampoo LESS, only once a week! because I said my scalp has become way oilier since my scalp irritation started because washing it helped it calmed down so I slowly had to wash more which makes my hair get oily fast, but washing once a week never worked and made the burning worse, so now I wash whenever I notice my hair or scalp needs it, the medical shampoo I got also didn't work and at first was too weak and then started irritating my scalp aswell, so luckily I found a soothing DIY hair mask from flaxseed gel that I would apply focusing on my scalp area, and it got rid of most of my scabs :) It's still not 100% gone, but I might try to use coal tar once in a while to get a nice cleanse in there, as the flaxseed just helps with scabs and soothing, not really with the dirt. Atleast now I know that shampooing when needed is not dumb and my reaction was correct! :D

@audxcity818

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, burning ISNT part of dandruff? OMG I think i have scalp eczema too! I Have the same symptoms😭

@susanmoulds1741

4 жыл бұрын

Have you tried almond oil it works

@bilimlrr7764

3 жыл бұрын

How is your condition now?

I never had dandruff until last year. I noticed it about 5 months into being pregnant with my daughter. I'm convinced my hormone change contributed to developing this gross and annoying stuff!

@SarahLynn81108

3 жыл бұрын

Could be hormones...I’m 29 and stopped birth control for the first time in so many years and guess who just got dandruff for the first time 🙋🏻‍♀️ haha

@bossbabehabits1202

Жыл бұрын

Omg this is me. During the last part of my pregnancy and after giving birth was when mine started acting up and I’m still struggling 🙃 almost 2 years now

Thank you this was very informative!

I had eczema and I saw a my dermatologist three times, and three strikes you're out ! Research. found that Sea Salt ( NOT mortons)helps people I put the sea salt in bowl of warm water let it dissolve after my shower just splashed it on my arm and let it air dry and the eczema went away within days this apparently helps with all sorts of skin issues. Good idea to start at the doctor first . Also started taking selenium and probiotics . Stopping gluten, dairy since they cross react might be helpful, my doctor thinks gluten and inflammatory food is what is causing major allergy issues in people. I never eat gluten

I'm scared to wash my hair every day because I notice there'll be more hair falling out.

@mg-lm6tg

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly...... Catch 22 situation

@SC-cb2pg

4 жыл бұрын

Doll Face Yup, me too.

@beasbayou8264

3 жыл бұрын

beasbayou.etsy.com - Hope it helps!

@gggrant5838

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve been washing my hair every other day with dandruff shampoo but it dries my hair out so much and causes heavy hair fall ☹️☹️

@beasbayou8264

3 жыл бұрын

@@gggrant5838 Hi! I know the feeling. I created something that has been getting amazing reviews. I made the scalp solution for myself and they were great, so I sell them now. Please check out the sire and the reviews here: www.beasbayouskincare.com/collections/scalp-solutions/products/seborrheic-dermatitis-probiotic-scalp-85499

Thank you Doctor... i hardly have any dandruff but my scalp is very itchy ams I have a lot of hairfall.. please advise.. thankyou

Thank you so much for this information your video was very helpful

Thanks for the information. Love your program.

Thank you so much for the video! My hubby has been dealing with dandruff for years. Most if the time it is controlled with over the counter shampoos. One tip we learned is that do not use a regular conditioner after your dandruff shampoo. It sort of cancels out the treatment. We saw this on an article somewhere and it really helped.

@Dusk1962

Жыл бұрын

They don’t work. My daughter uses baby shampoo and and apple cider vinegar. Works much better.

The body shop ginger shampoo helps in my dandruff. It’s doesn’t completely finish it but it does a lot of the work.

I really suffered for 8 months. Raised red ridges itchy itchy, then flat scaly patches. T GEL maximum strength. I let it sit 5 min. Just used 2x and saw major difference. Head and shoulders with almond oil every other day. Clear as a bell. So relieved

thank you. this was really helpful !

Ketoconazole Shampoo is what has worked best for me!

@mazx19

6 жыл бұрын

Leave it in overnight then wash it out in the morning.

@lenababyyy1482

3 жыл бұрын

What brand uses that?

@dumbdumber7203

3 жыл бұрын

@@lenababyyy1482 I have used Actavis. I dont know if its available in your country, but look for any shampoo that has 2% Ketoconazole. You might need a prescription; I get it from my doctor for psoriasis.

I’m surprised she’s not recommending two shots of vodka... oh wait wrong Sandra lee!

@radicallytubular

6 жыл бұрын

Brendan Abel glug glug glug glug glug glug glug glug

@atoyshabassene6273

6 жыл бұрын

Brendan Abel love her

@mr.pickle5334

6 жыл бұрын

Jacob Huskinson it’s a video/meme

@Karma_has_arrived

5 жыл бұрын

Brendan Abel 😂

@aprilmoore2917

5 жыл бұрын

Well...perhaps a couple of shots anyway... lol

I never had dandruff problem growing up...Once I started college I started producing it and it freaked me out, someone told me that it might be stress which I believe is some what true...or because I was going to the gym a lot so the sweat was producing it ( I really don't know). Once my scalp was full with dandruff I realized it started around my eyebrows and nose and I didn't think it was dandruff... it was very frustrating. I now use aloe vera as a hair mask and face mask and it really helps my scalp and skin all together, it doesn't take it away but it does help you grow hair and keep your scalp moist and healthy. I even have an aloe vera plant at home!!! Watching this video helped me realized that dandruff happens anywhere not only my scalp...Thank you.

@Ryan_1997

4 жыл бұрын

😐 same. When I first started I NEVER had any type of dandruff scalp irritation. Torwards the beginning of my 2nd semester, I noticed it. Also think it could of been an allergic reaction from what I did in class. But it's been very very stressful being full time student, plus work, and other personal things. I use this shampoo (Jamaican black castor oil) with castor oil, with Apple cider vinegar, peppermint oil and tree oil. Head n shoulders didnt work, nor did selsum. So far it's cut back, I wana try a hair mask? But I'm not experience with any of that stuff.

GREAT TIPS SANDRA LEE !!!

I had extreme dandruff for years. It was so embarrassing to go to the hair salon for hair cuts. I tried every over the counter dandruff shampoo. My stylist even recommended shampoos from the salon. Nothing worked and some even made it worse. I finally tried Head and Shoulders Clinical Strength for severe dandruff. IT WORKS!!! I've been using it over a year now and still no flakes.

@noahahmed8247

4 жыл бұрын

Janet Taylor it dries my hair and scalp

@JulienArbor

Жыл бұрын

Regular Head and Shoulders uses pyrithione (sp?) zinc as the anti-dandruff agent. Clinical Strength Head and Shoulders uses the same anti-dandruff ingredient that’s used in Selsun Blue. (Can’t remember what it’s called but it’s a completely different chemical.)

I have dermatitis on my eyelids, groin, ear canal, and back of my ear/earlob. I did a patch test and my dermatologist believes it's contact dermatitis caused by fragrance. However it's greasy scaling and seems like it could be SB. The dermatitis seems to be responding well to anti-fungals especially Nystatin. If the dermatitis responds well to Nystatin can I assume that it is not contact dermatitis and not because of fragrances i.e. its seborrheic dermatitis?

My daughter is type 1 Diabetic and gets terrible dandruff from the overproduction of yeast due to high blood glucose...I find shampoo her hair with regular dandruff shampoo then rinse thoroughly then I pour a mixture of white vinegar and water (1/4 c vinegar with 2 c water) I massage it in and rinse again before conditioner ...it tames the yeast overgrowth keeping the dandruff better in control. She has such thick hair it is really difficult to wash and style. The vinegar really helps

seborrheic dermatitis is not typical dandruff , I have it on my scalp but it’s localized to one part , the research and my dermatologist say it’s a build up of yest, that’s why seborrheic is yellow in its flakes , it’s also what you call babies cradle cap, my dermatologists is treating it with CLOBETASOL PROPIONATE which doesn’t really help , if I stay away from sulfates it tends to not be so bad, but if I’m stressed out it comes back in full force .

I would love a video on psoriasis! I have psoriasis on my scalp and only clobetesal has worked so far. I'd like other options :)

@sayitwithyourbreastspodcas7327

4 жыл бұрын

Best of luck. I created a product that I know will help others as much as it has helped me and yes, it is ANTI-FUNGAL! New to Etsy but please check it out. The drops work and are lighter than anything I've tried so you can use them every day if you so need and a little goes a long way. I use the Nizoral Shampoo for the ketoconazole and this! www.etsy.com/listing/859685499/seborrheic-dermatitis-natural-scalp

I’m black I don’t want to wash my hair 100 times a week 🥺😭

@beasbayou8264

3 жыл бұрын

I hear you sis. I made something to help maintain a normal scalp balance but expect to clean those scales off. My product is water-based, probiotic, essential oils specifically that will not clog pores or be oily or heavy at all, and herbal. I'm new to Etsy please check it out! etsy.com/shop/beasbayou

@misslattybaby1949

3 жыл бұрын

Tea tree oil is good along with shampoos with peppermint

I have been dealing with Seborrheic Dermatitis all my life, and this was a great refresher. I'm using ciclopirox shampoo at the moment, and yeah, definitely noticing a HUGE difference.

@FallnAngel07

8 жыл бұрын

Using that as well. In addition, I use a sulfate free shampoo afterwards which helps my hair retain moisture and not dry out so quickly so my dandruff doesn't flare up. I've noticed that using JBCO, coconut oil and Argan oil REALLY helped me scalp.

@DianaPinguicha

8 жыл бұрын

+FallnAngel07 Ooooh, looks like I'll have to try the oils, then!

@FallnAngel07

8 жыл бұрын

+Diana Pinguicha the Jamaican black castor oil (you can get it on Amazon) REALLY helped. apply it every night or as needed, and make sure that you put a satin/silk scarf on your head at night (or sleep on a satin/silk pillowcase) to keep the oils and moisture in. good luck

Wow~ very useful information. I think you covered every detail! Thank you so much. 6 mins is worth watching till the end

QUESTION: I sometimes get a VERY oily spot on the front patch of my hair. It's very wax like. The rest of my hair is fine. What is this and how can I treat it?

@WOLENIALE

8 жыл бұрын

I used to have that. Tea tree shampoo helps and The Body Shop rainforest range. But it makes my hair very dry. At least it went away after a week

@brandicedykes1778

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I will have to try. Don't laugh... I've used dawn dish detergent and it worked. But, I don't want to use that on my hair! Lol

I want a cureeeeee!!!!!!!

Great vid!

I started getting them in my late 20s. Never had the issue until I was around 24.

Guys, here is another tip, if you don't want to use all these chemicals in shampoos and other products, go natural. Wash your hair with water and lemon, so take a glass of water, add half or full slice of lemon juice in it, and massage that water into your scalp. Let it stay there for 10 minutes. Then go take a bath or shower, and wash your hair with cold water, to make sure the lemon is off your scalp. Do this every day, or three times a week, or however times you can manage. But in short amount of time after couple days of doing this, you will notice your dandruff going away. Lemon exfoliates your skin, kills any bacteria or fungus on your scalp, and removes all oil and residue in your hair and scalp. That is why it works. And once you notice no more dandruff, you can either stop this, or continue to apply this treatment once a week to keep your scalp and hair healthier.

@Sagittariusave

5 жыл бұрын

Sunny shah thank you ... I put coconut oil in my hair and 3 days later I find flakes in my hair I’m scared I’m glad I saw this tho

@rz9018

5 жыл бұрын

@@Sagittariusave did it work?

@Sagittariusave

5 жыл бұрын

Rahziman Rahman I didn’t try the lemon . But if you put half apple cider vinegar and half water in a bottle and apply it to your scalp in the shower and let it sit for 10-15 mins it will burn a little but it gets rid of dandruff . But recently what I’ve been using and what’s really working for me is aloe Vera juice I apply that on my scalp and hair after I shampoo and condition and it helps your hair stay moist ... and also jojoba oil is good for the scalp too . Very good to keep dandruff away

@rz9018

5 жыл бұрын

@@Sagittariusave do you keep the jojoba oil on your hair or do you wash it after some minutes? Because for me, I have a hair loss problem too, and to combat that, I use peppermint oil + olive oil but the result of that, is that it feeds the dandruff and makes the hair so itchy.

@Sagittariusave

5 жыл бұрын

Rahziman Rahman the jojoba oil I put in my scalp after washing my hair and massage it in my scalp and leave it in there . And as days go by you can add more if you feel dryness on your scalp too . No need to wash until your next wash day and apply again

I used to not even have a single flake of dandruff in my hair but after I dyed it I stared having crazy amounts of dandruff

@curlygurlxo

5 жыл бұрын

Saaaaame. Plus most of the remedies for dandruff are also TERRIBLE for dyed hair and strip the color.

@jimbeetron

4 жыл бұрын

i realize this is a year later and you might not see this or you’ve maybe heard this already if you do see this, but that’s actually dry skin versus dandruff. i have severe dandruff and that comes from an oily scalp, with flakes that are also oily and feel moist to the touch. they kinda feel and look like the little dried flecks of lotion on the tip of lotion bottles. dry skin/scalp comes from a lack of moisture in the scalp, which makes the skin become dry and start to flake off. this feels just like dry skin on other parts of your body. what would make it go away is exfoliation of the scalp and a good conditioner, and also taking more precautions when dyeing hair like conditioning treatments before, applying oil to the scalp right before dyeing, etc.

@peepeepoopoo4003

4 жыл бұрын

@@jimbeetron thanks for your input, I think my scalp is way more prone to dry scalp compared to other people omg

@peepeepoopoo4003

4 жыл бұрын

@@jimbeetron I could be wrong and just completely made this up in my head lol, but I think I heard that there is a very small percentage of people who have an EXTREMELY sensitive scalp, so they shouldn't do anything to it like dyeing etc. So I've seen like one kpop idol who never dyes their hair due to this condition(or maybe something else but she mentioned something about her scalp) I've never had a single not even one teeny tiny flake in my hair but I started having crazy amounts after dyeing it, this makes me think I have a condition.

Will showering at night affect it?? I've battled with both dandruff and also psoriasis but I've always wondered if I shouldn't go to bed with my hair wet so my scalp can dry?? I don't usually, but I wondered if you knew if it affected it or not. :) Also, thank you for making this video... It makes me feel so much less self-conscious about it. I got really freaked out when it flared up badly about a year ago but it's gotten better. It's easy to hear that it's "normal" but sometimes it doesn't feel that way. Thank you so much... I've adored you for a while, and seeing this was wonderful, and also gave me a few tips already! I'm gonna be talking again with my dermatologist soon, as well!! :D

Thank you - very helpful.

My husband has a fairly large amount of patches of dandruff in his beard/head hair. He has seen a dermatologist and that's what he was told ( he also has eczema but he was told what's on his head and under his beard is not eczema). But, we usually shy away from prescriptions unless they are a last option, we believe that trying to solve the problem naturally first is healthier for our bodies in the long run (unless the ailment is a matter of life and death). Are there any natural alternatives that you can recommend before using prescription shampoos or topical steriods? My husband uses a topical steriod lotion for his eczema, but only when it get bad enough that our natural remedies don't work. Any advice would be highly appreciated. Also, could you try mentioning natural alternatives along side of conventional bio-med answers? I know a lot of people really do respect doctors, but wish they would suggest natural pathways of healing before going straight to prescriptions. Side note: we do use Melleluca and Lavender essential oils and those seem to help, but only sometimes.

@macydiy9697

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know if you still need this but using apple cider vinegar instead of shampoo and conditioner saved my small and hair!

I have dandruff on my scalp, in my eyebrows and around my nose. Recently I was going through chemo and all of my dandruff when away. Was the only nice thing about it :/

very educational, thanks!

I have this bad, it flares up in stressful situations and being in the military that's often. Selenium sulfide changed my life.

I have dandruff in my eyebrows , and my eyebrows falling , so sad😫

@laurabaker8808

5 жыл бұрын

Boric acid in coconut oil will get rid of it. No joke

@love23music1

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@joseangelmartinezgonzalez673

4 жыл бұрын

@@laurabaker8808 Would you please tell me how to use the boric acid and the coconut oil?

@sampadanatekar4851

3 жыл бұрын

@@laurabaker8808 please tel l us the process

@laurabaker8808

3 жыл бұрын

I mix 1/4 cup oil with 1tsp of boric acid powder I bought off Amazon. I put it on once or twice a day. This works for seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, fungal infections (baby cradle cap) etc. I am not a doctor and Boric acid is toxic if injested or absorbed. If you put the boric acid in water and apply I think I heard that it does get absorbed and that's no good. With coconut oil it just sits on the top of the skin. Also consider a coconut oil/boric acid scalp treatment for a week or so to help kill the fungus that causes seborrheic dermatitis. I have mine under control my 1. Eating gluten free 2. Vit D3/K2 liquid 2000 iu 3. Boric acid coconut oil when necessary or accidental eating of gluten. Good luck!

What do you think about neutrogena Tgel for dandruff! Are the ingredients in this shampoo likely to work for a regular person with a flaky/itchy scalp.

@pnwesterner6220

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve used it for years, it works well.

this is so helpful!

I have had it for years now and nothing seems to help. I've used many different anti-dandruff shampoos, that just won't work for me. What should be my next step?

Up to age 10 I had constant dandruff and started using antidandruff shampoo daily. I have not been able go without washing daily, if I don't do its extremely itchy and unbelievably oily and even when I wash it towards the end of the day its oily and itchy it drives me crazy. However it seems different to the typical dandruff, there isnt really anything seen on my scalp. Usually I get hard lumps of skin that built up over the day on the back of my neck just above where my hair ends and on my right temple (this usually comes and goes whereas the neck area is always there). There is no redness, no flakiness nothing can really be seen unless I have been scratching and of course that irritates the skin. It doesn't come and go and it is there 24/7 and changes with the seasons. Summer the oiliness is worse and itching is all day, winter its more dry looking but still itchy and oily.

@Marcus-hj7et

6 жыл бұрын

Ciarrai B boy you got lice

@kerryanne7126

6 жыл бұрын

Dripping Marcus Thanks for the input but I actually don’t have lice, I’ve had them before and it’s nothing like that.

I use to have it in my eyebrows when I was younger.

@joseangelmartinezgonzalez673

4 жыл бұрын

Professor Rosenstock how you got rid of it?

My SD flares with allergies. I have a ton of allergies! I had to learn those allergens and steer away from them to reduce my SD. One thing that I learned that exacerbated my SD, was my allergy to Panthenol. It’s a humectant added to many hair and body products. As a child/teen, I had difficulty growing my hair. It wasn’t until KZread where I saw content creators showing how to care for natural hair using natural ingredients that my hair began to grow and thrive. I had to generate a hair care regimen that worked for me. Now I rarely get flareups of SD from topical products. I get most flareups from food allergies now. Milk and nuts primarily causes big immune responses and SD flareups, but also any attack of my immune system makes me more susceptible to SD. It’s Spring in the Southeast of America and pollen is ridiculous! I am suffering! With the pollen, I have noticed a deep flare of SD on my face, but particularly my scalp. I have to treat internally with antihistamines, a scalp detox for the flareups that look like a severe case of cradle cap, and a hydrocortisone cream for the areas of my face that’s effected so that it doesn’t appear as irritated as it is. It took me 30 years to figure this out. I hope more research is done on this so more targeted medicines can be developed that’ll directly target this unsightly nuisance!

Thank you so much. Great information for free