Chasing Away Dandruff Without Drying Out Your Hair

It largely means that your scalp is dried out if your head is experiencing dandruff, and in order to fix this problem, you need to use shampoo that will keep your scalp from drying out; of course, the problem with this "solution" is that too much shampoo can cause your hair to dry out, which is just as bad as being stuck with dandruff! If you do not have an actual dandruff problem, washing your hair a couple times each week with a dandruff shampoo should solve the issue; if, on the other hand, you struggle to fight off dandruff on a regular basis, here are a few things you can consider doing to make the problem go away.

When it comes to chasing away dandruff, of course, the first key is that you wash your hair frequently enough to make the dandruff go away, without washing so frequently that your hair dries out; this balance is different for every person, but you should have a pretty good idea of what this balance is for yourself.

Your scalp and hair will get conditioned to a particular shampoo when you use it on a regular basis, and the shampoo will therefore become less effective; try alternating between two different shampoos in order to avoid this problem, and this alone may be enough to make that dandruff go away for good.

In order to follow each of the first two suggestions, you will need to make sure the dandruff shampoo you are using is strong enough to work when used only twice per week, and while this is the suggested usage for all dandruff shampoos, not all are strong enough to accomplish this for serious cases of dandruff; until you find the dandruff shampoo that works best for you, keep trying different ones!

You will no longer have to deal with the unsightly flakes or with the annoying itchy head when you follow these tips - as your dandruff problem will finally be cleared up for good!