it is oily, which in turn make my hair look oily.because of it i have also got pimples on my back.. sujest some remedy... help?
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Neutrogena makes some REALLY powerful stuff for that, actually comes in a variety of strengths, and it works for me.
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Sometimes when we try to prevent or cure a problem,we can cause the problem to be worse.\nMaybe you don't have oily skin and your skin is only trying to lubricate it'self because of too much washing and thereby drying your skin out and your body is trying to compensate.(A little OCD maybe?)\nTry some Ivory Soap,Oatmeal Soap or Basis Soap.\nBe sure to give it some time to kick in before giving up.\nDO NOT use deordorant soaps as they only cause more drying and you body will respond as such.\nDiet change might help too and check your vitamin intake,you might be lacking something.\nSee a Dermatologist.
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not enough vitamins in your systerm... \n\nthat and you probably need a different shampoo .. use conditioner...
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no its not good because your hair needs its naturel oils to maintain its shine, also you should change the type of shampoo you use every 4 months because your hair will stop taking in nutrients. i wash my hair every 3 days and straighten it twice a week. hope that helped!
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I have oily skin too and i found that mild scrubs worked decent, like apricrot scrubs. MILD!! Don't grate your face. I started using proactiv in January and it has worked great! Only had one or two breakouts since I started and it uses light scrubbing and benzoyl peroxide. So if you want to stay on the cheap side, try something that will scrub. Use it once a day and see how your skin reacts, and then up it to twice a day. And definitely use an astringent/toner, one without alcohol. If you can though I highly recommend proactiv.
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My suggestion would be to wash the skin on your head with a gentle cleanser. Doesn't have to be anything special - something gentle and perfume free - not a scrub. Then wipe your head with a toner on cotton wool (witch hazel is cheap and perfectly good - and not too girly). Finally use a moisturizer to leave your skin soft (and prevent any dry cells from further blocking your pores) - again something simple, perfume-free and non-comogenic is best.\n\nIn the future, when you shave your head, follow the simple guidelines in this article (http://www.acnetreatmentdata.com/shaving-with-acne.html) and it should prevent the skin growing over the hair and causing those zits and bumps. What has happened is the razor has cut the hair off at or below the surface of the skin and the skin has grown over the hair follicle to try and heal the skin. The hair and bacteria are now trapped under the skin, causing zits.\n\nHope that helps...x
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No, it wouldn't.\nAcne is caused by the overproduction of oil in your skin. When this occurs, the skin cells that are constantly being shed can plug the pore allowing bacteria to flourish and causing acne. That's the short version.\n\nFactors contributing to overproduction of oil and acne include:\ngenetics\nhormones such as testosterone\nstress\n\nThere are a lot of over the counter products you can try. I recommend avoiding harsh chemicals/cleansers and overwashing your skin. For mild acne, products with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide often help. However, the two should not be used together. Also, check out possible side effects, especially on benzoyl peroxide.\n\nIf those don't work, I recommend seeing a dermatologist or your regular doctor. There are several different types of acne that respond differently to different treatment. They can help you find the right treatment for your type of acne.\n\nGood luck.
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Usually, pimples appear more on teenagers because they secrete oily substances a lot. When bacteria mix with the oil, infection and then pimples result. In your case, your body may still secrete a lot of oil, maybe due to the types of food you eat (oily), or your body may just have that oily characteristics. You may see a dermatologist for a better advice, or you may just have to live with it and just hope that it will eventually disappear...Lack of sleep may also be another cause. Try to make a research on the other possible causes. Who knows, the solution may come from changing your lifestyle.
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food can be an issue! greasy foods such as pizza and fries-things like that. it boosts the oil in your skin that builds up and causes acne. alot of things can trigger acne. i know because i had it myself. washing your face to much signals the body that you are running low on oil, so then you get more! you don't want to wash your face more than twice a day! none of my family had acne either. what happens is the oil in your pores builds up and causes a plug. then your skin swells up and becomes red and sore. i would recomend a medication like proactive or acne free! i use proactive and i works like a charm... i used to have bad acne but now you can't see one blemish!
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try using baby oil with aloe vera while your in the shower and then use a moisturiser cream massage it into the skin well...
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Hey try this! i've suffered dandruf for a long time but then i used a normal body-shampoo (not hair-shampoo) by mistake and then dandruf was no more :D\n\nbut its gonna get your hair very dry so maybe you'd want to use some conditioners\n\ni'd give it %50 anyway so just try it if you were hopeless
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My son had this problem.  The dermatoligist told him to wash his hair with a dandruff shampoo.  Something to do with oil from his hair.  Has been several years since then, and he has no problems now.
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Don't buy shampoo that has a conditioner mixed in it.This will only make your hair have more oil.When you wash your hair, wash it three times per wash. Also stress can make ones hair have more oil.If you find that it needs washing at some point during your day, but you don't have time at that point to wash it.You can apply a small amount of baby powder to your hair,while rubbing it evenly all over your hair,and you will get instant dry hair.(Just my opinion) Good Luck, Roman
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You probably have oily skin. They're called pores. Use oil free makeup and moisturizers. and wash your face twice a day. See a dermatologist if you start getting pimples.
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use salt..\nits a way to get oil away..\nthats the best way..\nscrub it on your face\nit will hurt alittle\nbut its worth a try..
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Apply olive oil to the base of the hair especially near the roots of the hair before going to bed and try washing your hair regularly in the morning.This way your hair would get good nourishment and it would grow.
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Here are some useful thing you could try:\n\nApply toothpaste overnight this will dry the pimple up some what.\nCut a potato and rub it on your face.\nMix some warm water with some table salt this will clean the oils.