does anybody use scalp applications for scalp problens?
963489
polytar is good. but your diet can be a big factor in scalp problems.
200988
Tea Tree Oil is the best solution. I worked in a hair salon and we were not allowed to work on anyone with head lice. I would tell people to go to the health store and purchase a bottle of tea tree oil and put a cap full of it in whatever bottle of shampoo they chose and also in their conditioner. you can also put it in a spray bottle. It smells very strong but I never had trouble again when I discovered this.Customers would return after using this product and be so grateful and amazed.
397916
Try using a product with Tea Tree Oil, like Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner. I know it sounds counter-intuitive to add oil to your scalp, but Tea Tree Oil acts as both a humectant and an astringent, meaning it cleanses and moisturizes at the same time. So you get rid of the dandruff by exfoliating and removing dead skin cells, and you keep the new layers protected and moisturized, thus reducing itchiness. :D Works for me everytime! Good luck!
602152
Propecia is the only thing that I know of --I have used it but it is expensive 60 dollars per month forever.  It works for most men.  Some say rogaine also works for male pattern baldness (that is balding in the back of the head).  Good luck!
1015970
no dandruft is an effect on the scalp around the roots of growing hair, you can get dry skin though which in some ways can resemble dandruft
302617
yep. worked for me. only do it in short stints though. 5 or 6 minutes at a time.\nalso try pinetarsol (australian name) which is a pine liquid to dab on eczema. works wonders
139479
It is time to see a dermatologist.  You might have really done a number on your scalp.
295770
For skin lotions, try Cetaphil.  For scalp, try scalpacin.  These may not be 'natural' remedies, but they do work.  \n\nIf you're wanting natural remedies only, try Tea Tree Oil.  It will usually relieve itching both in scalp and on the skin.
110877
I have heard that Rogaine is an excellent choice.\n\nhttp://www.rogaine.com
1062678
I found a fantastic way of relieving severe headaches.  I don't understand the science behind it but this really works and no drugs required.  Get a friend or partner  to wrap some of your hair around their fingers right where the pain is and slowly pull the hair.  Sounds painful but it not when your headache severe.  You are literally having the skin pulled off the skull, so you might hear a pop.  This is good.  Dont take my word for it, try it next time u have a SEVERE headache
654623
I have been coloring the roots of my hair ( black) my natural hair color, since I was 27.  I am now 49.  About three years ago I started noticing that my hair coloring was burning my head as soon as my colorist put it to my roots.  I just did it anyway.  We are sooo vain.  It finally caught up with me this past year.  I began to develope a serious allergy to the hair color products.  I would have to be on Benedryl for about 10 days round the clock after getting my hair done.  I had it done every 5 weeks as it grew fast, and when your hair is Black, white hair is noticable.  My colorist did not want to do my hair anylonger.  She was fearful of me going into shock while in her shop...so, I had to come up with something different.  I now do my own hair, it was really scarey the first time as I had never done it myself.  Also, I researched online and found some more natural products to use.  I am happy to say that this last month when I did my hair, I only had to take 2 Benedryls as opposed to 1 every 4 hours for 10 days!  Hair dye is very toxic to our scalps and hair follicles.  Even knowing this, I still have to color my hair.  After years of doing so, the toxicity caught up to me. I Found a Natural healthier permanent coloring - brand name- NATURATINT- level 3N.  They make several different levels for semi-permanent, wash out and the one I use for permanent and 100% grey coverage.  Works great!  Cost a little bit more, but worth it for me not to die from the buring and itching and breaking out on the scalp.  Try it.  It is amonnia free.  You might have to find it in a Natural Foods, or holistic shop, maybe a Whole foods ?
465220
i myself have trichotillmanaia,but not as severely as yours,not quit sure if this article may help you but im willing to try.
615677
An Astringent--Works well--however also contains alot of alcohol and may dry your skin too much.  Alot of the new facial cleansers work well also.  Try looking into "neutogena", Aveeno puts out some good products also.  For oily scalp I'm not sure==I would use any shampoo that simply says for oily hair--They have some fantastic shampoos with mint and green tea extract in places like "HENRYS".  Hope I've helped!! Rosemarie
335464
There are some really good shampoos that can control that.  Try T-Gel or T-Sal from (Nurtagina) sorry about the spelling.  By the way, don't scratch with any thing.  That can damage your scalp, causing more problems.
297215
Head and Shoulders have really turned their product around. I don't have dry scalp but sometimes I use their conditioner because it makes my hair oh-so soft.  I imagine their gel would be good too because it is intended for dry scalps.  Give it a try!
490951
My son had it on his head. The doctor gave us this prescription for this stuff made mainly out of peanut oil.  We rubbed it on his head and he wore a plastic cap to bed. In the morning we washed it out and combed his hair & all the psoriasis just literally peeled off his scalp.  We had to do it a few times when it got bad.  He also had to use a prescription called "Dovonex" (not sure if I spelled that correctly"\nI do know too that if you arent wanting to go to a doctor you could try Scalpicin. It makes your head not itch. Also using Nuetrogenia shampoo.
1164664
I can do this.  You have to relax and then tense your scalp muscles.  It takes some concentration.  When you do this, it appears as though your ears are wiggling.