Know-nothing dermatologists and scalp itch
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Okay, so in between my nizoral days I've been using shampoo and conditioner that is free of harmful chemicals...sulphates and such. The shampoo is Burt's Bees shampoo and I can't remember the name of the conditioner. It has made a huge difference in the itching.
Bad part is you have to swallow your pride because it's located in the makeup/cosmetics area of most stores ha. I think a good lot of us are just sensitive to the harmful chemicals in shampoos and in the city water. It's worth a try! It's felt amazing for me.
Bad part is you have to swallow your pride because it's located in the makeup/cosmetics area of most stores ha. I think a good lot of us are just sensitive to the harmful chemicals in shampoos and in the city water. It's worth a try! It's felt amazing for me.
I had the exact same problem, tried all kinds of off the shelf products, and my dermatologist wasn't good for much other than charging me an office visit fee. What I did find that helps me is Paul Mitchell tea tree shampoo, used once a day everyday. I was having to use Scalpacin a couple times a day before I started with the tea tree oil, now the itching only gets bad enough for that once every few months.