Is there something new with hair dye? Rash?
913426
No, nothing new.  That is why they tell you to do an allergy test each time you dye (in the instructions).  There are products with more "natural" ingredients (so they say) that you could try.  Do a search and you'll find a lot.\nGood luck.
160004
Since we can't see what you are describing, no advice can be given other than: GO TO YOUR DOCTOR (or the emergency room).  Someone needs to actually see this rash in order to diagnose the problem.  You need to figure out why it occured so that it doesn't happen again.
208983
Sounds like some kind of allergic reaction or rash, I would go see a doctor.
999535
Ok...I don't know how you wear your hair...but do you wear it up all the time? Like..in a ponytail or bun or something? Cuz I used to wear my hair like that everday and it was always itchy. So I started wearing it down one day, and after about a month, my head was fine. But yeah, if you don't wear your hair up all the time, and it's just itchy for no reason, I would suggest asking your doctor, cuz I have no clue. Sorry...
987290
I had to stay in the hospital after a cat-scan & had a reaction to the dye.  My doctor put me on Tricor and even after being on it for five days, I couldn't keep any food down.  He finally took me off Tricor and said his rescreach showed that most woman had this reaction. Good Luck
916957
If its been there for 1-2 weeks i would get it checked at the doctor.  You might need a hydrochoridisone cream, that will stop the inflammation and itching.  It could be a sweat/heat rash or an allergic reaction to a washing powder or soap?
1165221
Sounds possibly like urticaria (hives), which could be an allergic reaction, or due to a number of other things, including an infection. I know a LOT of people who have chronic hives, and many of them first thought they had flea, chigger or mosquito bites. It's a very common misdiagnosis for hives. And hives do tend to follow a pattern of appearing to follow each other, and often appear along areas where clothing may be tight (such as bra lines) or the skin may be chafed or otherwise irritated.\n\nTry bathing with Aveeno, it;s an oatmeal powder that is made to mix with bathwater, you can find it at any drugstore. Mix one packet with warm water (not hot - heat will likely make the itching worse) and soak for as long as you comfortably can (15-30 minutes). OTC antihistamines such as Benadryl may help, but it's better to consult a doctor than trying to dose yourself with medications.\n\nIf you continue to have this rash for a while (weeks), you really should consult with a doctor, since there are some systemic conditions, including cancers, which can cause a persistent rash. Not to scare you, but they should be ruled out.
28194
This could be so many things. Have you changed your laundry soap or clothes or anything else in your home lately? colonge? You could just be having a mild reaction to a change. It could be stress. Have you had chicken pox? I would reccomend watching it for one more day. In the meantime try some benadryl to see if it is an allergic reaction you can start with 25mg no more then 50mg (two pills) every six hours. If it doesn't go away you may need a topical seroid or ani fungal...skin things are rough to diagnos without seeing...if it's still there tomorrow or about a week total get in to see your doctor...btw I would never encourage avoiding a dr so if you want to go sooner good on ya
139479
It is time to see a dermatologist.  You might have really done a number on your scalp.
903954
You should try to find our what caused the rash. But for immediate relief, use calamine lotion, and have a anit histamine. If it does not settle you should see your doctor.\n\nGood luck
59975
the rash is generally caused by irritation from tiny hair like objects that the leaf of various plant such as Poison Ivy have on the surface.  These hairs enter your skin and the rash is the effect of your body trying to eject the foriegn objects from the skin, I believ that the leaves may also contain certain types of toxins that your body reacts to.
1169860
It's not typical, but I suppose it could happen. If you've always had it and it hasn't grown or changed color you should be okay. Check with the doc if you're concerned.
39646
Many questions for you...How long has this been like this?  Ever had problems with this before?  Have you recently used a new shampoo, conditioner, styling product, etc? - if so stop using the new product you may be allergic to it. Have you recently colored or permed your hair if so go to a salon or see your physician.\nStress is another factor that could be causing this problem.  Also could possibly be having some thyroid problems... \nBest suggestion is to stop using a new product if you have been using a new one, go see your physician or to a clinic, purchase a products that are natural - that do not have color, scent, etc...something used for newborns would be a good choice.  But if you are losing hair - and have tried other remedies - you should really see your physician so you don't get the problem fixed without creating other problems for yourself!!!  Good luck!
446872
Ouch. Have you been taking any vitamins containing Vit.K.\nIt happened to me and my sis told me about it.  My head also itches since I am allergic to some shampoos and when I do not use that shampoo, there is no itching.
591037
that might not be what it is, consider your recent activity and look it up on symptoms on yahoo search or something. It could be a zit or something.
825482
I used to dye my hair, although I only highlighted it a couple of times.  My hair is normally dark brown but I had dyed it everything from black, blonde, auburn and fire-engine red! I loved the bright red, but it never lasted long in my hair. Reds fade so fast!
1159018
Can this be your first time with the product? Your skin became irritated. You didnt specify if you continued on using the product even though the rash was present. Im assuming you did continue because you said the rash did not go away. My suggestion is to stop using the product or use it once a day. If that does not work, try other products or a milder concentration of the product your are using. If you really need help, consult a dermatologist.