Use shampo and massage your hair it will help trust me

I suffer from seborrheic dermatitis as well and I no longer use oil on my scalp, it was causing my scalp to flake up really bad. How are you liking jojoba oil to treat your dermatitis?

Evelyn Elizabeth for me, it works wonders! I can not use any other “oil” combination on my scalp (absolutely nothing with fragrance). I put oil in quotation marks because from what I’ve researched jojoba is not actually oil, most closely mimics our natural bodily oils. It has antibacterial, humectant, and antioxidant properties, as well. I buy the 16oz Now Solutions and put a squirt nozzle on it and apply it daily. I was opposed to the medicated products the dermatologist suggested and I had to find a system that works for ME. I also can NOT forget to take my daily probiotics and omega 3s. I notice a difference if I change any of these. Working my issue out from within has been my motto. I hope you found this helpful!

I too have seborrheic dermatitis and *absolutely no oil at all* touches my scalp. It just inflammed my scalp and set it on fire. I spent months testing oil (jojoba, almond, avocado, etc) one by one. No can do. Rose water? No can do. Aloe vera? No can do. Rosemary? No can do. You name it, I've tried it. I shampoo and take a bit of time massaging my scalp every day (spritz with a bit of distilled water to help me move my natural scalp sebum around and that is all I need. Of course every one of us is different.

Y'all these are very good and helpful conversations that's being had right here. I suffer with major scalp issues and I'm trying to do my research. My scalp is always dry and itchy. I did find out that oils on the scalp is a major No No for me. It causes a serve itching reaction and huge scales to form around my front hairline. I can say that my scalp is less problematic without oil. I haven't experienced any scaling in a while. Now I need to keep these 2nd set of locs moisturized without buildup. This is especially difficult, given my sensitive and problematic scalp, so I have to be mindful of what even touches my hair. I'm learning from reading comments from you women.

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If it works for you, do that! This is generally speaking. You also cleanse a lot so you may need the additional support of your oil. I am not a fan of “mixing” oil and water.

curlynugrowth correction *I water rinse sweat from my scalp once a week and shampoo every two weeks! Thanks for responding.

Lol!! Glad someone else caught it too!

I would say a topical solution isn’t going to do anything if you’re not eating well, working out and resting. Focus inward before adding a bunch of stuff to your scalp.

i say its a such thing as overdoing it. i use grape seed and rosemary with a dropper. on my thin areas and yes isee improvement

I was wondering about tea tree oil on the scalp. I use coconut oil how we I only use it on my locs it my scalp.

Every HAIR is different...we won't stop using oil JUST BECAUSE she talked about. Just remind that it's only about her own experience

Can you elaborate?

@@thedigitalloctician Experiment #2 2 sample dreads (like in your last hair chalk vs wax video)+ Microscope+ 1 Spray bottle with water + Oil (I nominate vitamin e oil) Week 1 spray one dread with only water. Spray 2nd dread with water + oil Repeat for a few weeks (I nominate 4 weeks) After week 4 wash both dread samples. Lastly, show conclusion of results in the microscope to test your hypothesis that oil overtime causes buildup. You may not realize it yet but you have now officially become our hair chemist 🤣💞❣️🤪

Yes, please! This is a great idea....The microscope video is my favorite. I love experiments

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It's on the scalp not the hair strands. Yes, everyone is different. For me, my scalp does not like any kind of oil on it directly & becomes irritated...it just wants to breathe & produce its own oil.