I noticed that the Biolage Normalizing Detangling Solution from Matrix was very similar to Organicure from La Maur Inc. It does have a purfumed odor about it but otherwise the texture seemed to be the same. I do not know if it is intended to be the same product or not.
There is no specific age requirement for getting a keratin treatment, but it is generally recommended for individuals aged 16 and older. Younger teens may have the treatment done with parental consent, as their hair and scalp may still be developing. It's important to consult with a professional stylist to assess hair type and condition before proceeding with the treatment.
If you're using an anti dandruff shampoo already but still have lots of issues with flakes, etc. you should probably see your doctor. You might have something other than dandruff as there are fungal infections of the scalp that can cause similar symptoms, or it could be a more severe form of dandruff or psoriasis that requires a prescription strength shampoo/treatment.
Yes, I have used hydrocortisone cream along with Cetaphil moisturizing cream, and water, in a 30/30/40 mix. The object of the water addition, was to thin the viscosity of the 50/50 mix enough to enable the application of the mix to the scalp through using a Sweet & Low liquid, bottle with a 3 & 1 Oil, red micro tube extension. This applier and mix eliminated a scalp dandruff condition in less than a month, with an initial treatment and repeal maybe, every third day, then stretch it slowly an additional day until you can see the scalps healthy pink skin color. The initial condition of the scalp was very WHITE and thick with discarded scalp cells and much dandruff. The function of the Hydrocortisone was to eliminate itching and the Cetaphil cream worked its wonder transforming the white scaly scalp into a vibrant pink scalp in less than a month. Possibly the action was reversed, but I find Cetaphil products to work wonders with skin, including scalp. The receiving party has gone over 6 months without ANY type of treatment, and her scalp is STILL in pristine condition. Age: 80+
Scalp psoriasis happens when skin cells grow faster than normal. These cells do not fall off on time. They stay on the scalp and form thick, dry layers. These layers look white, grey, or slightly red. The skin under them becomes sensitive. In some people, the patches stay only on the scalp. In others, they appear near the hairline, behind the ears, or on the neck. The condition often improves for some time and then suddenly worsens again. When a gentle routine is followed regularly, the scalp stays calmer, and healing happens gradually. Why Long-Term Scalp Psoriasis Treatment Is Important Many people depend only on the shampoos and creams for the best psoriasis treatment. These give short relief, but once stopped, flakes and itching return. This means the deeper cause is still active. A proper scalp psoriasis treatment focuses on: Reducing internal triggers slowly. Supporting digestion and immunity. Managing stress and sleep routine. Avoiding rough scalp handling. Long-term relief comes from steady care over time, not from instant or rushed changes. Simple Daily Care and Stress Balance for Scalp Psoriasis Managing scalp Psoriasis becomes easier when the daily care and mental balance are handled together. Rough handling of the scalp or ignoring stress can increase irritation and make flakes thicker. Effective and the best psoriasis treatment works better with gentle care and regular daily habits, not rushed steps. Gentle washing supports scalp comfort. Rough washing often leads to more dryness and itching, but gentle cleaning feels safer for the scalp. Oil massage helps loosen thick flakes naturally. Natural oils support the scalp by softening hard patches and reducing tightness. This makes flakes easier to remove without causing pain. Once flakes soften, they come off on their own without harming the skin. Soft combing protects sensitive skin. Combing should always be slow and careful, especially when flakes are present. Rough combing can cause small cuts and worsen scalp psoriasis symptoms. Stress control plays an important role in recovery. Mental pressure, lack of sleep, and constant worry often lead to flare-ups, while small habits like deep breathing, light walks, or short relaxation breaks help the body calm down. When stress levels stay balanced, scalp psoriasis treatment works more smoothly, and flare-ups reduce over time.
Yes. The scalp is the base of your hair. You have a dry scalp your hair won't be very healthy. Let's say this, if you have a plant and the dirt is dry. The plant won't be able to get what it needs... water. If the plant is over watered the plant will still be sick. That's like some of us who have oily hair. The dirt is to the plant like our scalps are to our hair. Bad scalp equals bad hair.
The hair doesn't itch at all. It's the scalp that itches and it can itch 2 weeks after treatment. But always check everyday after treatment to ensure all the nits and the bugs are gone and dead and best to use mayo for 8 hours to ensure easy removal of nits cause of the vinegar in the mayo. The shampoo kills most lice but not all of them.
As far as I know they still make it. You can order it at getluckytiger.com
There is not a permanent treatment for Caustochondritis. Doctors are still waiting on a treatment that will be more permanent.
Caps prevent sunburn to the scalp and face, though the neck is still exposed. It shields the eyes from direct sunlight. Some caps that have vent panels help the scalp stay cooler but without risk of sunburn.
Make them understand the necessity of the treatment,still there is problem,postpone the treatment and document.
Yes, it is still sold.
Madam C.J. Walker did not invent the hot comb, as some people do believe. She invent a scalp treatment, that would allow hair to grow back, no matter how damaged it was. Also till this day her products are still sold over the country.