What is a good moisturizing shampoo for guys?  NOT FOR DANDRUFF, for dry skin.?
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A hairdresser had my nephew rub hand lotion on his scalp after washing, and his dry scalp is gone.
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what do you want to know exactly, what works best? i've used many different products and i am in love with jafra products. i have oily skin so i use an oil controlling moisturizer. i don't know if that helps, it really depends on your skin type.
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See a dermatologist. He or she can prescribe a special shampoo that will get rid of your dandruff. Good Luck!
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DHS shampoo...\nif you have a drug emporium around there (because most major retailers don't have much variety) there are also lots of shampoos for sensitive skin..exzema and psoriasis.  DHS is the only thing that does not create awful red spots on my scalp and neck.
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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!
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I got your solution, and it may be out of left-field. Your problem is not natural dandruff, but conditioner. Yes, you are suffering from buildup, not dandruff.\n\nMy solution is to condition once-a-week, and use CLARIFYING shampoo once a week. Condition your hair preferably after clarifying. \n\nHead & Shoulders and other dandruff shampoo like that clean the scalp, but the medicines in them may actually inflame and cause more dandruff.\n\nIf you follow what I just wrote, you are guaranteed to eliminate dandruff, providing you wash your hair regularly, of course.\n\nSuave sells clarifying shampoo for a buck and it works well.
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well,hi!!!\naccording 2 me the best shampoo for his hair wld be oriflame's think&strong shampoo with conditioner which softens & thus makes hair smooth N supple.
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My dandruff was caused by an oily scalp.  Special shampoos didn't seem to help, but daily hair washing does.  Most people can't do that, but I can, and must.  If however you can't or don't want to do that, try washing your hair 2-3 times.  The second (or 3rd) time, use very little shampoo.  This should still produce lots of lather.  And if it doesn't, shampoo again.  I start to get flakes again if I don't wash often enough.
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cheated two guys at a time...later had to pay for it=( n a friend of mine always bugged me so one day i gave him a shampoo saying that it was herbal n frm US n stuff liek that..i told him that this shampoo makes hair grow faster n thick..n he went n tried it...but it wasnt a shampoo...it was a hair removing cream..n u can guess wt would have happened..he even applyed it to his eyebros :S...i know i was mean....but really, he annoyed everyone a lot..
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You may have contact dermatitis from a number of things: shampooing too often, dandruff, or most likely, eczema. A good OTC product is called Scalpicin (a liquid cortisone treatment) that you use on clean, dry hair. Apply directly to the scalp. And no, I don't work for the company. It worked for me when I had an allergic reaction to hair color. Do you color your hair?
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Altoghether, it doesn't matter. Most shampoo has the same active ingredients with different scents. The exceptions are only with dandruff or prescription shampoo.
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Look   lather  up  soap  thats good  too. BESIDES  some of the soaps  out  there on the market  smell  sooooooo  good. Makes me want to  kiss  a man.
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Look for "Body Drench"  It's the best - probably will find it only in salons.
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Try going to Macy's and go to the Clinique counter and get bar soap for oily type skin. Works really well, it even takes off dead skin from sunburns and stuff and its not harsh at all. Feels cool on your skin. It's less than $15 and it lasts a long time.
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If normal dandruff shampoos aren't doing it for you, you may have more than ordinary dandruff.\n\nTry a coal tar shampoo, available at pharmacies and most grocery stores. This will help with mild cases of "psoriasis" and "seborrhaic dermatitis".\n\nGood luck!
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Coconut oil, Olive Oil, Apple Cider Vinegar, Neem Oil and many other oils are wonderful for your hair and may prevent dandruff.\n\nI would also like to suggest the water cure. Drink 6-8 glasses of distilled water every day with a pinch of unrefined sea salt.
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Use a good moisturizing lotion. Also, if you use Dove body wash in the tub or shower, it helps tremendously. The best lotion that I have ever used is by Australian Gold, and it's called "After Tan Moisturizer." (formerly known as Moisture Lock). Another good one is Lubraderm, and it's less expensive. \n\nYou also need to take into consideration...is the dry skin due to weather, or are you having an allergic reaction to something? If it's due to the weather, then the products that I mentioned above is the way to go. If it's due to allergies of some sort, Benedryl has a good cream that will get rid of the itchy's.\n\nI have extremely dry skin because I am diabetic. As long as I keep lotion on, I am fine. I hope this helps!