I took accutane and my scalp is really dry so I flake Can this naturally heal my scalp
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I have had customers tell me they have had sunburn on scalp and made it heal up fast. When you use mococcan oil always rub the rest in skin if you have any left in hand do not waste a bit it goes in skin very quickly . I would think it would be good for you. Also teatree oil is a good for scalp.
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Moroccan Oil has silicone as an ingredient to make hair feel soft. A better choice would be pure raw cold-pressed argan oil. I use it on my skin, and the Moroccan Oil on my hair. You can add the pure argan oil to your shampoo, as well as put it directly on your scalp. Do your research to find a pure oil...there are a lot of companies that will try to pass-off something with argan oil in it, but it has a lot of other ingrediants too to make it go farther (so they make more money), so it will not work as well as the pure oil, and may even be harmful.
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it's amazing on hair, non-oily unless you use too much. I can't see it hurting your scalp if you were to massage it in. I don't think it will heal anything but it will probably add moisture back in. I love this stuff.
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I've found that the best natural shampoo/conditioner for scalp issues (flaky, dry, psoriasis, eczema, acne, etc.) is Yes to Carrots Scalp Relief. Trader Joe's did not work as well for dry skin conditions in my experience. Yes To Carrots Scalp Relief Shampoo & Conditioner 11.5 oz
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He can use it on dry or wet scalp.. However, applying it to wet hair means that it will have greater absorption. The flier recommends applying it to dry scalp. Your choice.
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Absolutely, If your scalp has a tendency of being dry then add a bit of oil to the scalp after the drops.
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I don't think it would. I don't have an oily scalp and use this for dry, frizzy hair, but it doesn't feel like it weighs the hair down or anything. They have other shampoos, like the Deep Cleansing, which might be better for an oily scalp. You can visit SheaMoisture's Facebook page and post a question there. Usually one of their representatives will answer your question pretty quickly. And if you do buy this in a drugstore, you can return it if you don't like it. Just save your receipt!
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Yes, it is a relaxer and is especially for sensitive scalps. So, if your scalp burn easily or is very dry, this product works great; it relaxes your hair making it soft and straight, without burning your scalp.
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its good for the hair,put it on the dry ends but i dont think u should put it on your scalp cause it will make your hair greasy and not easy to wash out,its a very thick cream
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yes! of course. I even use it on my face. It works fantastic. I heard people mix with shampoo or water to rinse your scalp. I recommend it to mix with water if you have issue on your whole scalp. But if you have one spot to treat on you scalp, you may use as is. It is not too strong to burn skin.
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It depends on the bald area you are working on.Just put the drops and massage it in your scalp.Next time make your own potion with olive oil and crushed peppers,because crushed peppers stimulates the scalp.
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It's a moisturizer...it could as.long as it's not dandruff from anything other than dry scalp
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This has lemon oil, which is particularly great for those whose scalps tend to get oily, as it helps reduce or maintain sebum production. However, it can irritate anyone who has a dry scalp. In that case, organic coconut oil (it has no additives, just pure coconut oil) is best for those with dry hair and dry scalps. The dabur product is great for people who have oily scalps and dry hair.
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Hi Brian The product will dry but not completly and it will leave a tacky film on your hair even after drying. There s no way out of it. I use less and treat only the male patern bald spot on the top of my head as recommended.
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No. Only high or low speed. High speed burns my scalp, so I must always use low speed, which doubles drying time.
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Not Really, but the product hasn't been great. Doesn't give any hold and melts around your scalp when there is heat or you're sweating. I recommend buying a water based pomade. Good Luck!
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Yes it does help. I had dry patches on my scalp and my hairdresser recommended these products and they definately worked. They are expensive but worth it!
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Actually this product works better when applied directly to your scalp not your hair so I don't know if your hair being wet or dry will make much difference. I have personally applied scalp creams/oils right after washing my hair and I don't recall it behaving any differently then when it was done dry. Just note that with the cooling effect this product has your scalp may "notice" it more if you apply it after it's been freshly washed. In this case tho' I think it may just be personal preference. Blessings!
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Its not that great. I didn't see a lot of difference. Also it has a drying effect on scalp and hair, which didn't suit me. So I don't use it anymore. Have tried a few shampoos now, I started using scalpicin for sometime. Now I just use Aveda Scalp balancing shampoo, which doesn't dry my hair and has kept the flakes and itching in check.