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A dry scalp, between wash days.
A dry scalp tends to give small, dry flakes and a tight feel. Press a small amount along your parts between wash days. If the flakes are greasy or keep coming back, that is a question for your pharmacist and a different kind of product.
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Where it shows up.
- Along the parts
- The crown, under protective styles
- The hairline and edges
- Behind the ears
What may help.
- A small amount along the parts between wash days.
- Fingertips, not nails.
- A gentle shampoo on wash day.
What to avoid.
- Scratching with nails.
- Heavy layers that build up at the roots.
- Guessing when flakes are greasy or keep coming back. Ask your pharmacist.
What we reach for.
Help me choose between them
First choiceGoldenClean skin or scalp, as printed on the jar.Rich in Shea. Body at Ease.From $24
Also goodPure SheaMelts at body warmth. A little goes a long way along the parts.One Ingredient. Infinite Uses.From $32
These two jars are what we use on the scalp today.
How to use it.
- Part the hair in sections.
- Press a small amount along each part with your fingertips.
- Massage in, between wash days.
How to give it a fair try.
Four weeks, twice a day. Give any new routine that long before you decide.
- First usePatch test done, warm a little and apply it to clean skin. If it stings or turns red, stop and wash it off.
- Week 2Keep going, morning and night. Pay attention to your parts and crown.
- Week 4Decide for yourself, in daylight. If it does not suit you, tell us.
Before you buy.
- Ask someone first
- White flakes that keep coming back after washing.
- A scalp that is red, sore or weeping.
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