Looking for a natural dandruff shampoo recommendation please

[Guest guest]

I'm looking for a good natural dandruff shampoo recommendation please.

I was using Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Oil which worked well, but is full

of other additives I'm not crazy about. I'm using head and shoulders

right now and I really need something with less chemicals in it, but

that still works. If you know of something, please let me know.

 

Thanks,

Paula

[Guest guest]

Massage your scalp every morning with coconut oil or jojoba oil before

taking a shower. Ayurvedic science suggests a full body massage every morning

with nourishing oils such as coconut oil. After a daily morning massage, take a

shower and wash your hair with a mild castile soap that does not contain any

chemicals. On a daily basis, feed your body internally with a rich source

of oil such as a teaspoon of cod liver oil or flaxseed oil or capsules

containing the omegas.

 

I like to dry brush my body outside to remove all the dead skin, first, then

massage the whole body with coconut oil, then off to the shower. I am in

the process of learning how to make my own skin products and lip glosses and

cleansing bath bars....NOT soap...cause soap has LYE. My daughter and I are

getting ready to invent our first bath cleansing bars using oils.

 

Both of us had such dry scalp it was embarrassing because we were covered

with dead skin on our clothing. Kids in middle school made fun of my daughter.

We just changed our cleansing products to Matrix only because she is modeling

for this company, at present, and they are using these on her hair. But at

home we are massaging every day with jojoba and coconut oil from the scalp

down to the toes.

 

Skin is grown at the bottom level of the dermis layer, and within two weeks

it is pushed upward into the epidermal layer, and then out through the skin

where it is sloughed off as dead skin. In a lifetime the body sheds 40 lbs of

dead skin. Skin only lives two weeks and is shed off.

 

I have heard Doctors admit that they don't know why we have dandruff or how

to treat it. I believe some dandruff products continue the vicious cycle of

dry scalp and excess layers of dead skin just so you keep buying it. I

believe I am allergic to the ingredients in most hair products that is why it

is

good to rotate the products and try different brands.

 

Try the daily massage - 3 - 5 minutes using fingers to stimulate and loosen

the dead skin, then rinse thoroughly for several minutes. Feed the inside of

your body with the omega-rich oils. Within a few weeks your dead skin

(dandruff) should be gone.

 

I attended a Scientific seminar yesterday at a University on HPV and altered

cells. I will address what the Scientist said in another email regarding the

usefulness of OMEGA OILS in the management of preventing HPV outbreaks.

Fascinating seminar regarding her life work on studying the HPV in the

laboratory - especially laryngeal cancer caused by HPV.

 

in loving kindness,

 

Linda

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Joico makes an excellent dandruff shampoo. It even has a pleasant odor. I am a

barber by trade and I think it is one of the best. For those with extreme

dandruff problems, you might try a coal tar based shampoo.

 

Marsha and the Yorkies

http://www.miracleyorkies.com

 

 

[Guest guest]

You can get an organic tea tree shampoo, pine bark also works as well as tea

tree (though I can't stand the smell of pine bark shampoo). The things that

have helped me the most is putting a water filter on my shower head, avoiding

using styling products, and spraying my scalp with apple cider vinegar after

washing. Let the vinegar sit for 5 to 10 minutes before rinsing it out. I

usually do my other washing while letting the vinegar sit.

This routine used to work like a charm before I was pregnant. Now my skin is

just going crazy and nothing is helping. So as long as you're not pregnant,

I'll bet this will do the trick for you. Good luck!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

We use a mild shampoo with nettle and comfrey tincture and hey presto no

dandruff. The nettle helps the dandruff and the comfrey sooths so you don't

necessarily need both.

Hope this helps.

Deborah

 

 

 

Paula <pokeracepj

 

Tuesday, 16 October, 2007 2:22:55 PM

Looking for a natural dandruff shampoo

recommendation please

[Guest guest]

I installed a KDF shower filter for the water and used natural shampoo without

any more problems by using the above and www.watercure.com

 

-------------- Original message ----------------------

" Paula " <pokeracepj

> I'm looking for a good natural dandruff shampoo recommendation please.

> I was using Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Oil which worked well, but is full

> of other additives I'm not crazy about. I'm using head and shoulders

> right now and I really need something with less chemicals in it, but

> that still works. If you know of something, please let me know.

[Guest guest]

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Hi There Paula,

Your dandruff indicates that something is going on on your

insides. It is a symptom of something that may be lacking in lifestyle

eating plan. It may also be a symptom of being toxic. Are you getting

enough Omega 3's? If not, you may want to consider adding some good

quality omega 3's to your eating plan. You can get omega 3 by

consuming avacado, eating wild salmon or even taking a good quality

fish oil supplement.

 

As for a shampoo, I would look for one that is not full of toxic

chemicals. You can generally find a good shampoo at your local health

food store. This goes for all personal skin care products. Our skin

is the largest organ of the body and what you put on it matters as well

as what you put into it. Everything gets absorbed through our skin.

 

Lynn

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In , " Paula " <pokeracepj

wrote:

>

> I'm looking for a good natural dandruff shampoo recommendation

please.

> I was using Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Oil which worked well, but is full

> of other additives I'm not crazy about. I'm using head and shoulders

> right now and I really need something with less chemicals in it, but

> that still works. If you know of something, please let me know.

>

> Thanks,

> Paula

>

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately, our approach to healing in this country is hetropathic

or going against a problem such as anti- histamine or in your case anti-dandruff

.. The basic problem with this type of treatment is that we are fighting against

our bodies and not working with them. 2nd this approach treats symptoms and not

causes.Head and Shoulders fits this pattern . While it does treat dandruff it

also can irritate the scalp and create more dandruff if you stop using the

product.

I believe our approach should be both internal and external. What is

you diet like, is the too much 0mega 6 oils. I would make sure that that you're

getting enough Omega 3 oil such as cod liver oil. There are studies that have

shown that taking 2000mg. of primrose oil can help dandruff.

I would wash my hair with pure soap and not detergents that commercial

shampoos are made of..... Check your health food store for this. After washing

your hair rinse it and a final rinse that you can make. 1 cup peach leaves 1 to

3 tlb. of nettles ; 1 to 3 tbl. of rosemary .simmer in a quart of water .Allow

to cool and add 1cup of raw apple cider vinegar.You can add a biotin tablet to

this. This old time formula worked great for my wife. As usual don't take this

as medical advice.Let me know if you try it and it works .

 

Paula <pokeracepj wrote:

I'm looking for a good natural dandruff shampoo recommendation please.

I was using Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Oil which worked well, but is full

of other additives I'm not crazy about. I'm using head and shoulders

right now and I really need something with less chemicals in it, but

that still works. If you know of something, please let me know.

 

Thanks,

Paula

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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