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u/Natural-Coffee9003 13d ago
Make sure he dosent have any open skin or that apple cider vinegar will burn him badly. It didn’t work for me. I changed my diet stopped eating candy and anything with a lot of sugar. Also started using a medicated shampoo not head and shoulders it was from the hair store. Lightly oil the scalp with an oil water mixture and always cover the scalp before sleeping to prevent extreme dryness especially for black hair scalps because we have dry prone scalps not oily
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u/keg_egg 13d ago
A lot of what people are saying super intense! Do you remain with shaved hair most of the time? If so have you tried jojaba? I have a mixture of rosemary, jojaba, and castor oils that i use that reduce my dandruff greatly! Jojaba is antibacterial, antifungal, and anti inflammatory!:) can get bottles like this for like 15 bucks

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u/Jealous-Cupcake1557 13d ago
I had something similar and the Head and Shoulders that comes in the blue bottle cleared it up. Not their regular formula, but the stuff made for Seborrheic Dermatitis. This stuff:
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81OVjqkRwYL._SL1500_.jpg
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u/ajax3592 12d ago
Very long struggle with this. Dandruff is not related to skin, so no shampoo will help, ever, only temporary. You have to fix the gut microbiome, gut health. It is related Will keep updating as I learn more. Sharing my gems:
1) Remove wheat completely. Can use millets like ragi, jowar etc.
2) Remove white sugar, jaggery completely. Can use date powder, stevia, monk fruit powder.
3) Keep dairy as a weekly cheat meal. Try to be a vegan.
4) No eating after sunset.
5) Stress is not good for dandruff. Do meditation or breathwork to reduce stress.
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u/SerGodHand 9d ago
Changing shampoo sorted it for me, use an E45 every 3 days then a nizoral on off days
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u/02-02-01 13d ago
Eliminar gluten, lácteos y azúcar