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Originally posted by rhbInteresting. I found the best facial soap is Neutrogena. It costs $8 bucks for only an 8 oz. bottle, but it's the best stuff I've ever used. If I use anything else it either scales my skin, breaks me out, or doesn't keep my skin clean.
Neutrogena T-Gel is a Coal Tar based shampoo that'll do the trick - Denorex sounds the same by your description of the colour.
Dandruff sufferers could also try a product containing Ketanozole - I used this once to treat an itchy scalp, but in general T-Gel is the only shampoo I can use without side effect.
Didn't know they made a shampoo.
Originally posted by arrakisI use "Nivea Visage Q10 Revitalising For Men", it has kept my skin rinkle free and young looking since 1678.
Interesting. I found the best facial soap is Neutrogena. It costs $8 bucks for only an 8 oz. bottle, but it's the best stuff I've ever used. If I use anything else it either scales my skin, breaks me out, or doesn't keep my skin clean.
Originally posted by SeitseI've got very sensitive skin, and often suffer from all sorts of skin problems (peeling, oily skin, Vesuvius sized zits, etc.). Whenever I get one of my various skin diseases though (such as pityriasis rosea), I find that Selsun Blue always clears it up better than any cream or medication.
My scalp is dry, very dry, and not only is snowing in Helsinki but also
my head is snowing.
If you cannot recommend me a good shampoo for the dandruff (sic),
then please advice on how to become fashionable to have snowed shoulders.
Originally posted by EAPOEmm, like the persona.
I use "Nivea Visage Q10 Revitalising For Men", it has kept my skin rinkle free and young looking since 1678.
my friend robyn said the butternut squash and sweetcorn soup i made for lunch today would make a good shampoo. she's 7 years old or thereabouts, and the comment didn't make much sense, but it's all i can add to this thread.
Originally posted by Officer DibbleMaybe she has a bright future as a food critique?
mm, like the persona.
my friend robyn said the butternut squash and sweetcorn soup i made for lunch today would make a good shampoo. she's 7 years old or thereabouts, and the comment didn't make much sense, but it's all i can add to this thread.
Originally posted by Officer DibbleSounds like a great idea. 2 in 1 or 3 in 1 products are very popular. So why not sell a shampoo which can also be used for dinner?
mm, like the persona.
my friend robyn said the butternut squash and sweetcorn soup i made for lunch today would make a good shampoo. she's 7 years old or thereabouts, and the comment didn't make much sense, but it's all i can add to this thread.
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Originally posted by GreatSantiniSome years ago a story came out in the US news. Some sicko was calling women up and telling them that their husband was in the hospital with a horrible virus. Then he continued to say that he was the staff doctor, and that to kill the virus the woman needed to wash her hair with Drano!
Instant cure for dandruff....massage a liberal amount of Listerine mouthwash onto scalp, let sit for 5 minutes before shampooing. It used to say so on the bottle, 40 years ago, maybe it still does in the fine print. It worked for me when I was young.
Yeah, it's a true story. At least three women lost their hair from these prank calls. 😠
It may not be dandruff. I notice during cold weather, half an hour after I shampoo and dry my hair I'll get flakes. But I was told it isn't dandruff. Apparently some people just get drier scalps than others.
Dandruff is actually a bacteria or a fungus that grows on your head. That is different than the kind of dead skin dry scalp produces.
Originally posted by UndeadNightOrcWell I don't want it, no matter what it is.
It may not be dandruff. I notice during cold weather, half an hour after I shampoo and dry my hair I'll get flakes. But I was told it isn't dandruff. Apparently some people just get drier scalps than others.
Dandruff is actually a bacteria or a fungus that grows on your head. That is different than the kind of dead skin dry scalp produces.