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    Children with dandruff

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    • H Offline
      Hifive
      last edited by

      Tinkerbelle:
      Hi Hifive,

      Your DS still has dandruff? DD too....had it since P5. Her condition has improved somewhat after trying a few remedies recommended by friends/forummers but cannot completely eradicate the problem.
      Hi Tinkerbelle

      My DS has it on and off kind. Maybe due to stress, the dandruff problem will come back. Thought of trying an organic shampoo (anti dandruff) kind, went to an organic shop just now but can't find any. Maybe I should do what coolit advised, try the tea tree oil on his scalp before he washes his hair with normal shampoo.

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        coolit
        last edited by

        Yes, the name of the shampoo is fun and interesting šŸ˜‚ Hope it can help your

        kids.

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          coolit
          last edited by

          About the tea tree oil, I find that too much usage will make the hair dry so after

          a while need to stop. But it really helped my son control his dandruff prob.

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            Tinkerbelle
            last edited by

            coolit:
            About the tea tree oil, I find that too much usage will make the hair dry so after

            a while need to stop. But it really helped my son control his dandruff prob.
            :thankyou: coolit. Will give your recommendation a try. šŸ˜‰

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              Tinkerbelle
              last edited by

              Hifive:
              Tinkerbelle:

              Hi Hifive,

              Your DS still has dandruff? DD too....had it since P5. Her condition has improved somewhat after trying a few remedies recommended by friends/forummers but cannot completely eradicate the problem.

              Hi Tinkerbelle

              My DS has it on and off kind. Maybe due to stress, the dandruff problem will come back. Thought of trying an organic shampoo (anti dandruff) kind, went to an organic shop just now but can't find any. Maybe I should do what coolit advised, try the tea tree oil on his scalp before he washes his hair with normal shampoo.

              Good to hear at least your DS only has dandruff on/off. Aiyoo, DD's dandruff is a recurring problem. Haha....maybe induced by PSLE stress. :evil:
              Ya, I'll give coolit's advice a try too.

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                UncleLim
                last edited by

                For serious scalp conditions you can consider tar shampoos. They can be found in Guardian stores etc. Here is an article from Singapore Medical Journal about how coal tar helps. http://smj.sma.org.sg/3106/3106ia1.pdf

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                  Tinkerbelle
                  last edited by

                  UncleLim:
                  For serious scalp conditions you can consider tar shampoos. They can be found in Guardian stores etc. Here is an article from Singapore Medical Journal about how coal tar helps. http://smj.sma.org.sg/3106/3106ia1.pdf

                  Hi Uncle Lim,
                  :thankyou: for sharing this interesting article.

                  Will keep this shampoo in mind. šŸ˜‰

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                    kieratan79
                    last edited by

                    Hi all,


                    I just happen to read all these... I think its important to know the cause of the dandruff. some may be due to oily scalp, so if you use like a oil-generated shampoo, then it'll become worse.... šŸ˜ž

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                      jiyou2003
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                      orchids:
                      My dd also experienced dandruff around that age, so did some of her classmates.


                      By shampooing almost daily, dd managed to say bye bye to dandruff. šŸ˜„
                      DS wash his hair every day n he got dandruff at 7 yrs old. :yikes:

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                        Roy666
                        last edited by

                        Nice sharing.

                        I was used this shampoo when i was 7 year.
                        But now i have not enough hair in my head.
                        I think Golden Herbal Shampoo is best for children.

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