
July 15th, 2009, 11:11 AM
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tcmgpt13
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Additional Suggestions for Scalp Some additions from another thread today: Quote:
Originally Posted by gigi22 Thanks, time2heal!
My scalp still itches on occasion, but thank goodness I seem to have this a bit under control (won't say totally because I keep getting reinfected by the environment)... I actually had been working on my scalp even before I found out about M. I know I have demodex and had terrible dandruff/yeast problems on the scalp. What has been working for me:
-Jason's tea tree oil shampoo + conditioner
-Jason's lavendar shampoo + conditioner
-Face Dr. SeaBuckthorne Oil shampoo + conditioner
-Using Apple Cider vinegar as a rinse (I don't do this often but it works great against fungus)
-Selsun blue shampoo, often mixed together with salt.
-Olive oil, mixed together with some tea tree oil and DE - I put this on overnight and sleep in it. I think you could experiment with this with other types of essential oils and leave it in overnight. Works great!!! I get a lot of relief from this. You could also try DE in a paste alone, but I find it dries the scalp and hair out, and I don't know if the flakes are from purging or from dry scalp, so I find mixed with Olive Oil is better.
-New Hope Soaps and balm - sometimes leave the soap and or/balm in the scalp overnight. It's hard to wash the balm out of the hair, so I like just leaving the soap in to dry better.
Honestly, I am still working on everything, but my biggest problems are eyes, sinuses, and ears, and ENVIRONMENT. I knew my skin was improving when they started heavily going for the sinuses and eyes.
Let me know how the "Blink" works. | Quote:
Originally Posted by time2heal Also, I've been using a teatree oil shampoo and conditioner (lime green bottle; new; in our Walmart it currently has a "try it free" label on the neck of the bottle). It seems like my scalp has cleaned up some since I started using it about a month ago. Will keep you posted on anything else I learn. . . |
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