How To Get Rid Of Dandruff.
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Dec 7, 2015
Noemy M.
You should get celsun blue shampoo it targets the dandruff I love it :)
Dec 7, 2015
Noemy M.
Yes I understand but it does well for a week or so you don't have to make it you're regular shampoo just use it when the dandruff comes out. Dandruff isn't really something you can get rid of completely it'll always come back unless you go get checked for it. But it doesn't seem like you get it often just in certain times of the year. But it's okay😊thought I suggest it since my dandruff is really bad & that's the only thing that seems to help me.
Dec 8, 2015
Galina I.
When I start getting dandruff I rub in coconut oil into my scalp before I shower. that seems to work for me. plus it makes your hair soft.
Dec 8, 2015
Ari G.
Use the shampoo head and shoulders :) it works well
Dec 8, 2015
Dia B.
selsun blue
Dec 9, 2015
Nina H.
Alaffia neem & shea butter recovery shampoo. It has 100% natural ingredients and is made for a dry scalp. You can find it online or at whole foods :)
Dec 9, 2015
Nicole A.
I use clear scalp shampoo it is my HG of shampoo, I have yet to find anything else that I love as much as this stuff(:
Dec 10, 2015
Roz X.
Tea tree shampoos can really dry your hair out and strip color. Since you just got a Keratin treatment, no way I'd be using Selsun Blue or Head and Shoulders either. They do make tea tree scalp treatment that is soothing, but I avoid using the product on the hair shaft and ends. Even still..with your hair you might want to take a more gentle approach.
I use a rinse I make using green tea. Green tea is naturally antifungal anti-inflammatory and antibacterial. I wash my hair...then apply one cup of cool, green tea (made with 2 to 3 teabags) and then massage it in my scalp. Often, I will put on a towel and let it sit 20 minutes or so...then rinse with cooler water and follow with my conditioner, avoiding the scalp. This reduces flakes and soothes in my own experience.