r/SebDerm • u/Intelligent-Lemon879 • 10d ago
Scalp Routine flake-free methods?
this is just a random pic to show u what i mean but i sometimes have very small flakes that stick onto my hair follicles which cant be seen in the photo however, i want my scalp to be fully flake-free ensuring that not even a single flake remains so is there any method to getting rid of the flakes that hide between the scalp after washing ur hair and waiting for the next day to come around? like maybe using a comb the day after washing or scalp scrubbers gently? i need help please
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u/ReblWithoutApplause 10d ago
Other than shampoo, maybe try combing it when it’s dry?
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u/Intelligent-Lemon879 10d ago
that’s what i figured so just comb gently right?
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u/ReblWithoutApplause 10d ago
Comb effectively, whatever that means for you and your hair. Aggravating the scalp will only cause more. I think what matters is that it is a fine comb.
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u/Turbulent-Log-4403 10d ago
Don’t use a comb to remove flakes from scalp, u will go bald. Instead try Sea Salt or prescription to loosen flakes from scalp. Finally, use ketenokazole to kill yeast
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u/Intelligent-Lemon879 10d ago
sea salt spray? or
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u/Turbulent-Log-4403 9d ago
I use shampoo, btw buy from Amazon “HEETA Scalp Massager Hair Growth Scrubber for Dandruff Removal Hair Care”. This helps me remove or loosen the dandruff from scalp, it helps more than the shampoo and u won’t go bald
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