Yes Will, clean them hair tools. 💁🏽♀️ I would soak mine in a container with water and dish soap or cleansing shampoo. I use a cheap soft toothbrush to get in the crevices. Wash y’all bonnets, scarves, and hair ties too. Rotate them after you wash your hair. It keeps your hairline free from irritation or breakouts.
I just wanted to say, I’ve been using the head in shoulders clinical dry scalp line. And my seborrheic dermatitis had cleared up completely. No itching, no flakes, no redness at all.
I’m really glad that you’re so open to talking about how you treat your dandruff because I’ve been dealing with it since puberty and, although so many people deal with it, it’s so hard to find actual advice for it! You introduced me to the scalp massager and it’s helped so much!
Some things are hard to talk about or discuss with people, even (or especially) those you are close to and want the best for. If someone you know is struggling with dandruff and you think this will help.. sharing this video could be the way to help a friend or family member out. No need for anyone to be ashamed or embarrassed due to a lack of information, or knowledge.
This is some of the most honest hair information from a natural hair youtube! I love that you read and used research and said as much instead of just saying things that come to mind. And I love that you went back and found more research instead of just using one study. As for your confusion about what you read, you have to look at who is funding the studies. It can be a brand that sells coconut oil paying for a study on the benefits of coconut oil.
I was hoping someone would say this. It's so true - you absolutely need to consider who's funding studies. Coconut oil has gotten a serious revival based on research that constantly flip flops in the hair care, skin care and dietary industries and it's not all honest.
Using the little spoolie was such a good idea because I always have so much trouble getting in the crevices of my hair tools. Especially my hair clips because they aren’t flexible like my brushes
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So for coconut oil: both of the things you said are true, but it depends on the type of coconut oil. Regular coconut oil you can get from the grocery store makes dandruff worst. MCT oil, usually made from coconut, helps the scalp. So it just depends on the type you use.
I’ve been using As I Am dry and itchy scalp care line and I swear this line has ceased my flakiness. I also don’t scratch my scalp when it gets closer to wash day. A game changer. Give it a try if you haven’t
It definitely a person to person thing. I can’t put anything olive oil on my hair. Coconut oil can work in small amounts but my hair gets irritated after a while. Grape seed oil seems to be okay, I’ve never had any dandruff backlash with it. Nowadays, I just use blue magic Indian hemp grease.
I found that applying aloe Vera gel (from the bottle, Holika Holika to be specific) to my scalp and massaging avocado oil on top of it will keep dandruff and flakes out of my scalp for WEEKS. i do this every 3 days or so. It allows me to keep my mini twists in for longer than a week without having to wash my hair and scalp.
I know this helped me with my seborrheic dermatitis so I'm gunna pass over what I've learned over the years: the same yeast that causes fungal acne causes seborrheic dermatitis, so treatments that help one can help the other. Why this is a big deal is that there's this blog called simple skin care science that has 2 master posts on fungal acne, the science behind that bastard yeast that causes so many problems, treatments, and what can be used to prevent fungal acne. Those same posts ALSO have things that can help with seborrheic dermatitis, oils we can use, shampoos, conditioners, etc etc. It's worth checking out if anyone wants a quick reference for things that could help. As for oils in themselves though? Well, you have to watch for the acid content, their comedogenic rating, and the ease of washing/sweating out to determine if it's less or more likely to cause a flareup. Skin type and skin sensitivities are also a big factor, so it really REALLY is hard to even tell if one thing could work for everyone off rip. Personally though? I've had luck with MCT Oil mixed with JBCO and other carrier oils I like (Jojoba, Hemp Seed, Linoleic Sunflower Oil, Pumpkin Seed Oil, and, if my scalp is really fucked up, Deodorized Neem Oil). If I need something with more hold, I've been using vaseline mixed with mango butter and carrier oils so it's not super heavy. That, and a humidifier in this dry ass winter, really helps. Good luck!
Vaseline mixed with mango butter? Interesting. That sounds like that Softee Mango hair grease that I recently found in Walmart. It comes in a small container, but I love the smell and the way it works! Your concoction reminded me of that.
Carol's daughter's new wash day delight shampoo has salicylic acid in it! Dr dray recommends it too! Also, this may seem obvious and you probably already do this but just make sure you closely check the expiration date on your products. Some products really should NOT be used past their expiration date because not only will the potency decrease, but you can get irritation! Finally, stay clear of fragrance high in the ingredients list(i.e no creme of nature and most new formulations of shea moisture). Garnier and most other white owned companies are sus as well.
after washing my scalp 10 times lol conditioning and styling, I have to dry my scalp. if I don't dry my scalp with the hairdryer on a cool setting (no diffuser) then my scalp will stay moist and get itchy and flaky. I have a sweaty scalp so the cool setting feels so good on my scalp.
I stand by tea tree and mint leave in conditioning sprays. I'm not a fan of oils so the infused sprays are more convenient for me. The tea tree really helps inflammation and the mint is really good for relieving itchiness and STIMULATING GROWTH. It literally makes your scalp tingle. My hair has been growing so much.
SOOOOOO, That's why I MUST wash my hair EVERY WEEK!!! Whenever I didn't, my scalp would act a fool. Thank you for breaking this down for me. My dermatologist has never explained it like this. THANK YOU WILL!! I am going to have to send you something in the mail.
Yes! It's the same for me! I never understood why some people can do long term styles in for like 3 weeks to a month... My scalp would freaking revolt if I even tried.
I swear will, your hair is legit looking so healthy and thick and full AND shiny from roots to ends 😍😍😍 I have thin strands and it looks thin at the ends (like thinning) ugh 😩 I also use deep conditioners for hair and scalp so I can get anti inflammatory benefits. My fav is soultanicals hibiscus healer dc My fav scalp products are also necessaire shampoo and conditioner as it has vitamins and is fragrance free (salicylic acid, hyaluronic acid, etc.) and the bread beauty scalp serum. Just a few recommendations 💕💕
Hask Charcoal with citrus oil purifying shampoo or Neutrogena T/Gel therapeutic shampoo. Those did wonders for me and I no longer have dandruff problems. They balanced the ph level of my scalp and I can actually use regular shampoos now but occasionally use one of those for my wash days.
Thank you for being so transparent about this, I struggle with it too. I'm learning what products help my scalp and which aggravate it. I recently had to stop using something because even though it was giving me crazy moisture it was making my scalp TOO oily & causing crazy dandruff. I went back to basics and you know what's been working for me lately? Blue Magic Hair Grease!!! I may have to try the coconut oil version to see if it helps even more.
I'm speaking from personal experience for my scalp issues but if y'all can, just get a prescription for ketoconazole. It helps for seborrheic dermatitis/mild dandruff and clears it right up. Oils on the scalp are not good for this condition. It also helps to know what flakes you are dealing with. Psoriasis, dandruff, or product buildup flakes all look different and need different ingredients to help keep the symptoms at bay.
I was wondering why my scalp was always acting a fool it was because the oil I was putting on my head was making the dandruff worse and I have psoriasis. I would just wash my hair everyday and I got this ointment from my derm .
I think I've finally figured out what works for me...for now. I use the Act & Acre Hair cleanse and conditioner and sometimes their scalp detox oil but their scalp renew serum works great for more aggressive dandruff. the day before wash day I dampen my hair/scalp to open the pores and oil my scalp with Sulphur 8, massage it in and go to bed. The next day I use the A&A products and I haven't seen a flake since. I also switched to using wooden hair tools only which was a better decision for my hair because it doesn't create static like plastic combs do. Also, I stopped oiling my scalp; I think everything you said about what oils the Mallasezia eats is absolutely true because once I stopped oiling my scalp and only moisturizing the hair; its been smooth sailing.
You should try keracare dry and itchy scalp system.. I cured both my sis and an ex friend of mines with it. My sis had sores and bad flaking of the scalp with hers and my exfriend had dandruff all in his face and clothes... I used the system all up once on both and it was gone permanently! You should def. try it
Thank you for all the recommendations because I’m really trying to get this scalp together 😩 At the moment I’m trying to see if using sulfate free shampoos make a difference, because none of the usual dandruff shampoos are cutting it for me (and I hate how they make my hair feel).
Yass, good tea ☕️ per usual!! Needed that info because it definitely helps explain why in the past no matter how much castor or coconut oil I used, I was still having issues 🤦🏽♀️ smh makes sense now okay 😭 lol but thanks for the info and content Will.. til next time ☕️☕️☕️✌🏽🖤
I stay away from coconut oil the only oil that has worked for me is Olive Oil mixed w aloe. I’ve been too scared to try head and shoulders because they say once you use it you can’t stop.
You should try using a nail brush so that you have a bigger handle and more bristles. I use them at work to clean and sanitize my tweezers in between clients and I just let them soak in neutral disinfectant for about 10 minutes to keep them sanitized.
Will. Use Andis Cool Care spray on your clippers. It kills germs and bacteria and also lubricates your clipper blades. Also remember to oil your clipper blades now that you cut your own hair.
Hello! I love ur videos and i have Seborrheic Dermatitis too, it's a hassle but I have to deal with this thing anyway. Btw, I used that same salicylic acid drops and it made my scalp even worst😥 The first couple times I've used it, after pouring down a decent amount of drops on my head, felt hot and very tingly and when my scalp dried I was flaking soooo badly. I got scared but kept on using it, trying to trust the process uk but after some time of keep using it my scalp was sooooo bad, I was flaking right after washing very well my hair. I hated it. So u pls be careful with it, corazón♥️
I hear you! I've been using the drops for a week now. The first application, I def used way too much and that thang was burnin. BUT throughout the week, I've been apply one or two drops whereever I felt a little itch, and I'm pretty surprised at how it's kept the flakes away! Salicylic acid, in large amounts, breaks down your skin, which I think causes dry scalp and flakes.
@@WillOnAWhim oh, thank u for taking the time to read my comment and respond! I feel better now, knowing that your been very careful with it! Hope that thing works well in long terms for u! Take care, corazón!✨
chile i used head a showers my scalp was not happy. it seemed to have gotten worse. i went to the doctors and they gave me Ketoconazole shampoo for my seborrheic dermatitis. I haven’t had flakes since. i also had it in my ears and my eyebrows so I used the shampoo on my eyebrows and hair. and this ointment for my ears and my ears flakes has decreased. but with the shampoo You have to wash your hair 2 times a week.
Head and shoulders' main active ingredient is pyrithione zinc which is one of ingredients that treat dandruff. Have you tried Selsun Blue, Nizoral, or T/Sal? They have different ingredients that could help. Otherwise I HIGHLY recommend investing in a visit to the dermatologist!
I wonder would you like the Nexxus scalp scrubs? I used the protein fusion one for a hot second when I was experiencing dandruff when I first started my locs. I know you don’t have locs but still regardless it was nice plus it was cooling so it really got the scalp going… anywho hairs bomb regardless!
You should definitely try rosemary and clove water for your hair and scalp with some added peppermint oil chefs kiss for dandruff, itching and good for growth ! btw love your videos ❤️🔥
I’ve seborrheic dermatitis 🤦🏾♀️ I just brought the Nizoral shampoo hope it works, I went to a dermatologist first an the stuff she gave didn’t work, dry my hair out.
This is really good information Will. I wonder if having food allergies is a factor regarding what products work and which ones make the situation worse.
So I really shouldn't be putting oil on my scalp 😲 Honestly, I don't really cause I'm lazy af but trying to get my very flaky, itchy scalp together. I don't wash weekly so I'm changing that asap. After awhile if the dandruff is still the same, I'll see a dermatologist
I definitely can’t put oil in my hair or scalp. It does not help my scalp and makes the dryness/dandruff worse. I’m a wash the hair once a week person even if I have braids 😓😆
*watches this video for ABSOLUTELY no other reason than being entertained cause this video doesn't even apply to me in any way* how am I so easily drawn in? Any way *subscribes*
this week was a little different because I used a new gel that caused some issues as well, but about 5 days! With this routine, I have little to no fakes come wash day.
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Yes Will, clean them hair tools. 💁🏽♀️ I would soak mine in a container with water and dish soap or cleansing shampoo. I use a cheap soft toothbrush to get in the crevices. Wash y’all bonnets, scarves, and hair ties too. Rotate them after you wash your hair. It keeps your hairline free from irritation or breakouts.
Yes! I toss that scarf and bonnet into laundry weekly!
Exactly ☝🏾
@@WillOnAWhim yea i do that too :)
My scalp HATES hair oils as well. After watching your video, I know exactly why. This was amazing! Thanks Will 💛
I just wanted to say, I’ve been using the head in shoulders clinical dry scalp line. And my seborrheic dermatitis had cleared up completely. No itching, no flakes, no redness at all.
I’m really glad that you’re so open to talking about how you treat your dandruff because I’ve been dealing with it since puberty and, although so many people deal with it, it’s so hard to find actual advice for it! You introduced me to the scalp massager and it’s helped so much!
Listen, we dedicated to helping the folks out there struggling! Happy to hear the content has value for you 🙏🏾
Also, try 'Nizoral A-D' it's a miracle if you struggle with dandruff. It's a medical shampoo
Some things are hard to talk about or discuss with people, even (or especially) those you are close to and want the best for. If someone you know is struggling with dandruff and you think this will help.. sharing this video could be the way to help a friend or family member out. No need for anyone to be ashamed or embarrassed due to a lack of information, or knowledge.
This is some of the most honest hair information from a natural hair youtube! I love that you read and used research and said as much instead of just saying things that come to mind. And I love that you went back and found more research instead of just using one study. As for your confusion about what you read, you have to look at who is funding the studies. It can be a brand that sells coconut oil paying for a study on the benefits of coconut oil.
I peep the game sometimes too! Companies will really fund research if it will give them an angle to sell product. It's treacherous out here.
I was hoping someone would say this. It's so true - you absolutely need to consider who's funding studies. Coconut oil has gotten a serious revival based on research that constantly flip flops in the hair care, skin care and dietary industries and it's not all honest.
Using the little spoolie was such a good idea because I always have so much trouble getting in the crevices of my hair tools. Especially my hair clips because they aren’t flexible like my brushes
You can also use a toothbrush!
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So for coconut oil: both of the things you said are true, but it depends on the type of coconut oil. Regular coconut oil you can get from the grocery store makes dandruff worst. MCT oil, usually made from coconut, helps the scalp. So it just depends on the type you use.
I’ve been using As I Am dry and itchy scalp care line and I swear this line has ceased my flakiness. I also don’t scratch my scalp when it gets closer to wash day. A game changer. Give it a try if you haven’t
It definitely a person to person thing. I can’t put anything olive oil on my hair. Coconut oil can work in small amounts but my hair gets irritated after a while. Grape seed oil seems to be okay, I’ve never had any dandruff backlash with it. Nowadays, I just use blue magic Indian hemp grease.
I found that applying aloe Vera gel (from the bottle, Holika Holika to be specific) to my scalp and massaging avocado oil on top of it will keep dandruff and flakes out of my scalp for WEEKS. i do this every 3 days or so. It allows me to keep my mini twists in for longer than a week without having to wash my hair and scalp.
Same! So many people have recommended jbco and similar oils but those are too heavy for my scalp. I use aloe gel and sweet almond oil on top to seal
the only reason i don’t big chop my hair is because i want my twists to look like THIS, babe. this length, this HEALTH
I know this helped me with my seborrheic dermatitis so I'm gunna pass over what I've learned over the years: the same yeast that causes fungal acne causes seborrheic dermatitis, so treatments that help one can help the other. Why this is a big deal is that there's this blog called simple skin care science that has 2 master posts on fungal acne, the science behind that bastard yeast that causes so many problems, treatments, and what can be used to prevent fungal acne. Those same posts ALSO have things that can help with seborrheic dermatitis, oils we can use, shampoos, conditioners, etc etc. It's worth checking out if anyone wants a quick reference for things that could help.
As for oils in themselves though? Well, you have to watch for the acid content, their comedogenic rating, and the ease of washing/sweating out to determine if it's less or more likely to cause a flareup. Skin type and skin sensitivities are also a big factor, so it really REALLY is hard to even tell if one thing could work for everyone off rip. Personally though? I've had luck with MCT Oil mixed with JBCO and other carrier oils I like (Jojoba, Hemp Seed, Linoleic Sunflower Oil, Pumpkin Seed Oil, and, if my scalp is really fucked up, Deodorized Neem Oil). If I need something with more hold, I've been using vaseline mixed with mango butter and carrier oils so it's not super heavy. That, and a humidifier in this dry ass winter, really helps.
Good luck!
Vaseline mixed with mango butter? Interesting. That sounds like that Softee Mango hair grease that I recently found in Walmart. It comes in a small container, but I love the smell and the way it works! Your concoction reminded me of that.
Carol's daughter's new wash day delight shampoo has salicylic acid in it! Dr dray recommends it too!
Also, this may seem obvious and you probably already do this but just make sure you closely check the expiration date on your products.
Some products really should NOT be used past their expiration date because not only will the potency decrease, but you can get irritation!
Finally, stay clear of fragrance high
in the ingredients list(i.e no creme of nature and most new formulations of shea moisture).
Garnier and most other white owned companies are sus as well.
My sister has so many allergies and gets dandruff real bad, I'm gonna send her this video!
after washing my scalp 10 times lol conditioning and styling, I have to dry my scalp. if I don't dry my scalp with the hairdryer on a cool setting (no diffuser) then my scalp will stay moist and get itchy and flaky. I have a sweaty scalp so the cool setting feels so good on my scalp.
The fact that he teaching us, giving us tips on how to handle dandruff and being entertaining and funny please the full package❤️❤️
Great tip about the spoolie. I typically use shampoo, hot water, and a fine tooth comb to clean my tools!
I stand by tea tree and mint leave in conditioning sprays. I'm not a fan of oils so the infused sprays are more convenient for me. The tea tree really helps inflammation and the mint is really good for relieving itchiness and STIMULATING GROWTH. It literally makes your scalp tingle. My hair has been growing so much.
Lol my dry scalp
SOOOOOO, That's why I MUST wash my hair EVERY WEEK!!! Whenever I didn't, my scalp would act a fool. Thank you for breaking this down for me. My dermatologist has never explained it like this. THANK YOU WILL!! I am going to have to send you something in the mail.
Yes! It's the same for me! I never understood why some people can do long term styles in for like 3 weeks to a month... My scalp would freaking revolt if I even tried.
@@EpicRealistTV Yes, can you imagine a whole month without washing?? I'd lose all my hair and scalp/skin....down to the WHITE meat.
I swear will, your hair is legit looking so healthy and thick and full AND shiny from roots to ends 😍😍😍 I have thin strands and it looks thin at the ends (like thinning) ugh 😩
I also use deep conditioners for hair and scalp so I can get anti inflammatory benefits. My fav is soultanicals hibiscus healer dc
My fav scalp products are also necessaire shampoo and conditioner as it has vitamins and is fragrance free (salicylic acid, hyaluronic acid, etc.) and the bread beauty scalp serum.
Just a few recommendations 💕💕
Hask Charcoal with citrus oil purifying shampoo or Neutrogena T/Gel therapeutic shampoo. Those did wonders for me and I no longer have dandruff problems. They balanced the ph level of my scalp and I can actually use regular shampoos now but occasionally use one of those for my wash days.
Thank you for being so transparent about this, I struggle with it too. I'm learning what products help my scalp and which aggravate it. I recently had to stop using something because even though it was giving me crazy moisture it was making my scalp TOO oily & causing crazy dandruff. I went back to basics and you know what's been working for me lately? Blue Magic Hair Grease!!! I may have to try the coconut oil version to see if it helps even more.
Yaaaaas! Love that hair grease! Especially the Indian Hemp one.
Come on Professor Will taking us back to school
Lol...listen, I'm interested in the "how" and the "why" I can't help it 😂
@@WillOnAWhim scientific curiosity is beautiful and it takes your hair care to new levels!
Watching your Mexico vlog rn!
Me and my flaky scalp praising this video upon discovery 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I'm speaking from personal experience for my scalp issues but if y'all can, just get a prescription for ketoconazole. It helps for seborrheic dermatitis/mild dandruff and clears it right up. Oils on the scalp are not good for this condition. It also helps to know what flakes you are dealing with. Psoriasis, dandruff, or product buildup flakes all look different and need different ingredients to help keep the symptoms at bay.
Hey Will! Omg I'm here for this video! 😍#NotificationGang STAND UP!
I was wondering why my scalp was always acting a fool it was because the oil I was putting on my head was making the dandruff worse and I have psoriasis. I would just wash my hair everyday and I got this ointment from my derm .
The research paper reference did a lot for me lol thanks for that Will!
I think I've finally figured out what works for me...for now. I use the Act & Acre Hair cleanse and conditioner and sometimes their scalp detox oil but their scalp renew serum works great for more aggressive dandruff. the day before wash day I dampen my hair/scalp to open the pores and oil my scalp with Sulphur 8, massage it in and go to bed. The next day I use the A&A products and I haven't seen a flake since. I also switched to using wooden hair tools only which was a better decision for my hair because it doesn't create static like plastic combs do. Also, I stopped oiling my scalp; I think everything you said about what oils the Mallasezia eats is absolutely true because once I stopped oiling my scalp and only moisturizing the hair; its been smooth sailing.
You should try keracare dry and itchy scalp system.. I cured both my sis and an ex friend of mines with it. My sis had sores and bad flaking of the scalp with hers and my exfriend had dandruff all in his face and clothes... I used the system all up once on both and it was gone permanently! You should def. try it
Thank you for all the recommendations because I’m really trying to get this scalp together 😩 At the moment I’m trying to see if using sulfate free shampoos make a difference, because none of the usual dandruff shampoos are cutting it for me (and I hate how they make my hair feel).
Maybe try Dr brothers t tree soap a as a scalp shampoo
Yass, good tea ☕️ per usual!! Needed that info because it definitely helps explain why in the past no matter how much castor or coconut oil I used, I was still having issues 🤦🏽♀️ smh makes sense now okay 😭 lol but thanks for the info and content Will.. til next time ☕️☕️☕️✌🏽🖤
As I Am’s Olive and Tea Tree Oil with Salicylic Acid did WONDERS for my scalp when I first started my locs…20/10!!!!!!
Yesss grl I clean my hair tools every wash day
I stay away from coconut oil the only oil that has worked for me is Olive Oil mixed w aloe. I’ve been too scared to try head and shoulders because they say once you use it you can’t stop.
Guy gave us editing on firrrrrreeeeeee 🔥
This is such a QUALITY video! Love it, Will ❤
You should try using a nail brush so that you have a bigger handle and more bristles. I use them at work to clean and sanitize my tweezers in between clients and I just let them soak in neutral disinfectant for about 10 minutes to keep them sanitized.
That's a good idea!!!! Thank you!
Will. Use Andis Cool Care spray on your clippers. It kills germs and bacteria and also lubricates your clipper blades. Also remember to oil your clipper blades now that you cut your own hair.
Thank you for the advice! I've been meaning to get some clipper spray and this was the perfect reminder!
I needed this 😭 RUclips finally recommending something actually helpful😂
Hello! I love ur videos and i have Seborrheic Dermatitis too, it's a hassle but I have to deal with this thing anyway.
Btw, I used that same salicylic acid drops and it made my scalp even worst😥
The first couple times I've used it, after pouring down a decent amount of drops on my head, felt hot and very tingly and when my scalp dried I was flaking soooo badly. I got scared but kept on using it, trying to trust the process uk but after some time of keep using it my scalp was sooooo bad, I was flaking right after washing very well my hair. I hated it.
So u pls be careful with it, corazón♥️
I hear you! I've been using the drops for a week now. The first application, I def used way too much and that thang was burnin. BUT throughout the week, I've been apply one or two drops whereever I felt a little itch, and I'm pretty surprised at how it's kept the flakes away!
Salicylic acid, in large amounts, breaks down your skin, which I think causes dry scalp and flakes.
@@WillOnAWhim oh, thank u for taking the time to read my comment and respond! I feel better now, knowing that your been very careful with it! Hope that thing works well in long terms for u! Take care, corazón!✨
On our way to 500k! So excited for you!
The BEST vids. Hands down. Entertaining and hella informative.
This video is coming in handy right before my wash day! thank you as always for the info and the personalityy
What a beautiful piece of person you are ❤️,
Keep being beautiful
chile i used head a showers my scalp was not happy. it seemed to have gotten worse. i went to the doctors and they gave me Ketoconazole shampoo for my seborrheic dermatitis. I haven’t had flakes since. i also had it in my ears and my eyebrows so I used the shampoo on my eyebrows and hair. and this ointment for my ears and my ears flakes has decreased. but with the shampoo You have to wash your hair 2 times a week.
I've been hearing that that's sometimes the case! So happy that there's so many options out there so you could find one that worked better for you!
Your editing is flawless! You have cracking up, lol!
Some other things to consider are yeast and fungus. Alcohol isn’t effective. Fungus is especially hard to kill, and may require a prescription.
this was relly educational!
I wish that head and shoulders worked for me. I tried it, and it makes me shed like crazy
Head and shoulders' main active ingredient is pyrithione zinc which is one of ingredients that treat dandruff.
Have you tried Selsun Blue, Nizoral, or T/Sal? They have different ingredients that could help. Otherwise I HIGHLY recommend investing in a visit to the dermatologist!
@@WillOnAWhim thank you!!!!
Yeah made my scalp worse. I'm try a neem mask next. Baby I've used everything even tgel
I wonder would you like the Nexxus scalp scrubs? I used the protein fusion one for a hot second when I was experiencing dandruff when I first started my locs. I know you don’t have locs but still regardless it was nice plus it was cooling so it really got the scalp going… anywho hairs bomb regardless!
You should definitely try rosemary and clove water for your hair and scalp with some added peppermint oil chefs kiss for dandruff, itching and good for growth ! btw love your videos ❤️🔥
Cloves help with growth? I thought they only helped with pain... interesting.
@@EpicRealistTV Yes! They’re really good for toothache but they contain antioxidants and nutrients that are good for the hair and scalp
Never thought to use a spoolie for that. 🌠the more you know 🌠
I commented on this in the earlier part and then saw the same gif 😆
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I’ve seborrheic dermatitis 🤦🏾♀️ I just brought the Nizoral shampoo hope it works, I went to a dermatologist first an the stuff she gave didn’t work, dry my hair out.
wishing you good luck sis!
@@WillOnAWhim thanks Will 😊😊😊
Super informative
Those twists look really good
This is really good information Will.
I wonder if having food allergies is a factor regarding what products work and which ones make the situation worse.
I love your content. lol Im learning something and ENTERTAINED BIIIISH. lol
Thank you for affirming how oil can mess up some people’s scalps!! I am going to look for the salicylic acid scalp treatments asap!
I think The Ordinary has one!
I spray diluted ACV on my scalp and letting it sit before I shampoo
How long ?? Like 15 mins?
Yes about 15 to 20 mins
Half and half. One part ACV and one part water
I’m so happy I’m early ❤️❤️🥰🥰
So I really shouldn't be putting oil on my scalp 😲 Honestly, I don't really cause I'm lazy af but trying to get my very flaky, itchy scalp together. I don't wash weekly so I'm changing that asap. After awhile if the dandruff is still the same, I'll see a dermatologist
What about tea tree and peppermint oil? I heard that tea tree had antimicrobial properties. I love this video and subscribed you're too funny
That Brandy insert took me out!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
I need something to EAT
I definitely can’t put oil in my hair or scalp. It does not help my scalp and makes the dryness/dandruff worse. I’m a wash the hair once a week person even if I have braids 😓😆
Happy Thursday!
happy thursdayyyyy!
Hey Will hope you're doing well ☺️
i love you will 🖤
I needed this video oml
I so needed to see this video!!!!
how do u part it in the back so theres no gaps
Watching this while my scalp is literally burning and itching
I can't with these memes 🤣
My wash day is today and I have dandruff and scalp eczema
may the scalp soothing gods be in your favor chile!
🤔Reducing your intake of wine and fruit juice will help also 🥂
*watches this video for ABSOLUTELY no other reason than being entertained cause this video doesn't even apply to me in any way* how am I so easily drawn in? Any way *subscribes*
How long did it take your scalp to accumulate the dandruff you showed us in the video, though?
this week was a little different because I used a new gel that caused some issues as well, but about 5 days! With this routine, I have little to no fakes come wash day.
I love watching ur videos while my hair is going to shit 😭❤️❤️❤️ imma do better 🙏🏽😭😭
I just ordered the royal oils shampoo and conditioner! I hope it works for me 😩😩
Coconut oil and tea tree oil.
Washing my scalp, gets the roots and strands of my hair sooooo tangled. 😭
I’m just trying to scratch that dandruff off for you son…yeah I’m that person that find scratching dandruff soothing.
Does anyone use suffer 8 product anymore???
Naowwwww …. Will!!!! You need to drop the music that you be using in your videos @9:04
Did you keep your old apartment in addition to your new apartment? Is this your old apartment?
The shrinkage is real
I haven’t seen the garnier curl products in stores 🤔 I wonder if they got pulled off the shelves
I haven't checked in a while becuase I'm literally stocked up, but I think I got them from Walgreens/CVS!
Coconut oil makes my hair a mess. My African scalp must think it's the enemy. Aloe Vera is great though.
No longer using grease?
Agreed
Mascara brush 😂 😂 😂
Great video!
You are so damn funny and crazy! I just love you.
Ayurveda cured my dandruff and scalp inflammation😁😁😁
Yay!!!!! I'm a Homie!😂😂😂😂😂
ayeeeeee HEY HOMIEEE
Lmao bruh you are so fckin funny
Watch more dandruff scratching videos pls 🙂🙂
Oh wow, this breakdown of dandruff is actually pretty disgusting. 🤢
I wish I could be your friend. I love everything about you.