Does anyone know what causes dandruff?

Yes I did hear the same thing and I have used many different shampoos but perhaps there is another cause to it. I wonder why it comes and I have been thinking about whether there are any natural ways to cure it or if there are any other solutions out there for it.

So you really think it to be like a type of cure for the condition in a way? That is very interesting but does not soap dry out the skin? Like it is a type of soap right? This is very interesting but I am concerned because having this condition means your scalp is already dry does it not?

Hi bluemars. I realy think that shampoos only can't heal the dandruff. You ask me for some informations about sulphur soap. Well,sulphur is very good for many affections of skin and this is wellknow. You can ask the doctor. I think that you can find this soap in pharmacy. The sulphur will heal the skin of your scalp and finish dandruff. good luck

Yes I heard that lime too is a good thing as a last off rinse after shampoo. I think it helps to remove stickiness and adds a glow or shine to your hair. I think it helps regulate the acid or something along those lines. I think yogurt is very good for the scalp too as it has lots of zinc too. I have not heard of amla what is it exactly? I am so happy with everyone's suggestions and really love to learn new ways of dealing with the things that can be problematic for many people.

Oh really I always thought it to be a fungal thing, but yeah I guess products building up in your hair can cause it too. Thank you so much for the information and also where can I get that sulphur soap you speak of. What is it exactly and how does it work if you know that would be appreciated. Thanks again.

Well there are many people with it and many people do stress out about a majority of things. I can understand how stress can effect the body in many different ways and mostly negatively. It can be very sad to say the least. I think that sometimes certain shampoos do help but there are some on the market that don't help at all and actually don't make the problem any better. So yes it can be annoying going through the whole process and not being able to find a solution of any kind. I think some natural home made rinses have helped a great deal of people, that makes sense but I wonder which ones have really provided a great solution to the problem. I did hear about some essential oils helping but I don't know about that because I don't like the feeling of oils on the hair.