Dandruff

hi i think using fresh curd may control dandruf...apply powdered methi with some coconut oil and then apply to your hair...this may help you to control dandrufff....avoid using shampoos..instead of shampoo use shikakai using henna conditioner moisturises the scalp and it is also a good conditioner for hairs...this conditions your hair,control dandruff and keeps your scalp cool and healthy

I used to use Head and Shoulders, but after awhile it stopped working. I switched to Selson Blue and it seems to be working for right now. I get more of a dry itchy scalp that actual dandruff flakes. I think that you have to switch from time to time because your scalp gets used to the medicine and it is not effective long term.

I do have dandruff but not falling or could not be visualize.I was having oily hair since I was using baby oil in my hair all the time,so it is look fresh the whole day.

If the Selsun doesn't work after a couple of weeks, see about going to a dermatologist. A dermatologist will be able to prescribe a special shampoo or evaluate other possible causes. Dandruff usually isn't because of a dry scalp -- it's actually usually because of a yeast infection of the scalp feeding on the excess oils your body is producing. You might be producing extra oil because of the dry weather, however. Washing your hair more regularly (don't know how often you wash it now) might also help. I've had pretty good luck with using white vinegar, actually. I wash my hair once a day and rinse my scalp with white vinegar before getting out of the shower. It takes about half an hour for the pickle smell to dissipate, but I've got very, very thick, long hair. Good luck! It can be a maddening condition.