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How to remove dandruff from an afro

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You black? Also the fungus would begin in the gut and be fed by foods such as bread and pasta.
No, I'm very white. But yes, you're correct. It's mainly present in the sebaceous glands where sebum is produced. High-glycemic diets, which contain a lot of simple sugars (breads, pastas, so on), lead to elevated levels of insulin and IGF-1, which in turn stimulate sebaceous glands which stimulates sebum. (Source).

Still, a diet is harder to change than scalp routine. I'm not sure a raw diet is a good alternative to this situation, but I understand why you believe it to be.

The dandruff isn't very big. It's very small and unnoticeable. I ask people and they say they don't see much. But I look in the mirror and see the...
Well, if you can't wash it, it kind of ruins a majority of options. If you're needing a "dry" method, just comb it out with a brush and ruffle your hair. Don't brush near your scalp or you'd just kick up more dandruff and you'd irritate your scalp.
 
Well, if you can't wash it, it kind of ruins a majority of options. If you're needing a "dry" method, just comb it out with a brush and ruffle your hair. Don't brush near your scalp or you'd just kick up more dandruff and you'd irritate your scalp.
dandruff = bad diet + shampoo will increase it and dosen't solve the actual problem which is the gut.
 
dandruff = bad diet + shampoo will increase it and dosen't solve the actual problem which is the gut.
I agree that in most cases shampoo will make it worse. I was going to suggest adding a serum to the scalp and to massage it in, but normally they require you to wash it out after a while. He said he can't wash his hair at the moment and that he doesn't wash hair every day. I'm sure there's some leave-in options, but I've never really tried them as they make the hair look greasy afterwards. But that's what I meant by washing, not so much shampoo by itself.

It's mainly a skin issue, not a gut issue, but in some cases your gut can cause you skin issues. It's possible he's not washing his hair often enough (going too long between showers) or is not even touching his scalp while he's washing it (hair is too thick/too much hair to access it), which will allow build up to happen (oils, dandruff, dirt, debris, etc) whether or not it's a skin or gut issue. Sometimes over-washing your hair will cause issues with a flaky scalp as well. Sometimes people confuse a dry flaky scalp with dandruff, so it's hard to tell in this case.

Diet will fix like 99% of your issues, but a lot of people struggle to commit to a good healthy long-term diet.

For when you do wash your hair, get a scalp scrubber. Get a deep conditioner. Brush your hair throughout the day. But in most cases, showering for short periods every day (15 minutes) will be better in most cases then taking long showers every few days. I understand an afro is hard to maintain, though, and I'm too white to provide hair texture advice.
 
I fixed my diet bud. Will not do primal. I do not use shampoo either.
How? Priminal is the correct human diet. Use egg yolks then. I had serbroic demratisis that was way worse and would cause me to miss classes in school because of the itch. fixed it with diet
 
How? Priminal is the correct human diet. Use egg yolks then. I had serbroic demratisis that was way worse and would cause me to miss classes in school because of the itch. fixed it with diet
When you say primal diet, you do mean raw right?
 
Well, if you can't wash it, it kind of ruins a majority of options. If you're needing a "dry" method, just comb it out with a brush and ruffle your hair. Don't brush near your scalp or you'd just kick up more dandruff and you'd irritate your scalp.
I can wash, but not right now, just looking for a way to clear it today. Can only wash 1-2 times a week
 
I can wash, but not right now, just looking for a way to clear it today. Can only wash 1-2 times a week
Honestly, that's probably your issue. It took me years to admit that I had to wash my hair more often because I liked the hairstyle I was doing for a long time, but it fixed my issue when I finally caved in and did short showers every day.

To my understanding, dandruff is caused by an overgrowth of a fungus called Malassezia Globosa (or Seborrheic Dermatitis). You can't get rid of it by doing a lot of dry methods, as it's just going to come back. When you go so long between washes, it gives it enough time to be annoying. It could be caused by stress, but it's unlikely. It's statistically likely to be the oil of scalp, the sweat on your body and the fungus enjoying itself that's causing your issues. You can try looking into medicated shampoos but otherwise you'd need to contact a doctor of some kind to get antibiotics.
 
Honestly, that's probably your issue. It took me years to admit that I had to wash my hair more often because I liked the hairstyle I was doing for a long time, but it fixed my issue when I finally caved in and did short showers every day.

To my understanding, dandruff is caused by an overgrowth of a fungus called Malassezia Globosa (or Seborrheic Dermatitis). You can't get rid of it by doing a lot of dry methods, as it's just going to come back. When you go so long between washes, it gives it enough time to be annoying. It could be caused by stress, but it's unlikely. It's statistically it's likely the oil of scalp, the sweat on your body and the fungus enjoying itself that's causing your issues. You can try looking into medicated shampoos but otherwise you'd need to contact a doctor of some kind to get antibiotics.
You black? Also the fungus would begin in the gut and be fed by foods such as bread and pasta.
 
Honestly, that's probably your issue. It took me years to admit that I had to wash my hair more often because I liked the hairstyle I was doing for a long time, but it fixed my issue when I finally caved in and did short showers every day.

To my understanding, dandruff is caused by an overgrowth of a fungus called Malassezia Globosa (or Seborrheic Dermatitis). You can't get rid of it by doing a lot of dry methods, as it's just going to come back. When you go so long between washes, it gives it enough time to be annoying. It could be caused by stress, but it's unlikely. It's statistically likely to be the oil of scalp, the sweat on your body and the fungus enjoying itself that's causing your issues. You can try looking into medicated shampoos but otherwise you'd need to contact a doctor of some kind to get antibiotics.
The dandruff isn't very big. It's very small and unnoticeable. I ask people and they say they don't see much. But I look in the mirror and see the tiny white spots on some parts of the fro
 
Eggs are fine but eating the meat is foolish dawg.
The meat is fine, it doesn't get you sick nor has it ever. all other animals eat raw foods and modern food pathogen theory is flawed
 
You black? Also the fungus would begin in the gut and be fed by foods such as bread and pasta.
No, I'm very white. But yes, you're correct. It's mainly present in the sebaceous glands where sebum is produced. High-glycemic diets, which contain a lot of simple sugars (breads, pastas, so on), lead to elevated levels of insulin and IGF-1, which in turn stimulate sebaceous glands which stimulates sebum. (Source).

Still, a diet is harder to change than scalp routine. I'm not sure a raw diet is a good alternative to this situation, but I understand why you believe it to be.

The dandruff isn't very big. It's very small and unnoticeable. I ask people and they say they don't see much. But I look in the mirror and see the tiny white spots on some parts of the fro
Then just brushing it out should be fine. Assume by default though that if you see it, that people see 30% more than what you see. Most people probably don't notice it because of the hairstyle you have, but it's a rule I generally try to live by when it comes to deciding choices for my appearance.
 
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No, I'm very white. But yes, you're correct. It's mainly present in the sebaceous glands where sebum is produced. High-glycemic diets, which contain a lot of simple sugars (breads, pastas, so on), lead to elevated levels of insulin and IGF-1, which in turn stimulate sebaceous glands which stimulates sebum. (Source).

Still, a diet is harder to change than scalp routine. I'm not sure a raw diet is a good alternative to this situation, but I understand why you believe it to be.


Then just brushing it out should be fine. Assume by default though that if you see it, that people see 30% more than what you see. Most people probably don't notice it because of the hairstyle you have, but it's a rule I generally try to live by when it comes to deciding choices for my appearance.
you IQ mog 99% of the ppl here. Diet in general is most effective way to looksmax if you are serious about looksmaxxing and fixing health issues then it would be a first and everything else a last. Raw diet imo is the most natural and easy way to correct internally issues as cited by the disease and degernation book.
 
Ngl

you IQ mog 99% of the ppl here. Diet in general is most effective way to looksmax if you are serious about looksmaxxing and fixing health issues then it would be a first and everything else a last. Raw diet imo is the most natural and easy way to correct internally issues as cited by the disease and degernation book.
I would do raw diet but the risk is too much.
 
No, I'm very white. But yes, you're correct. It's mainly present in the sebaceous glands where sebum is produced. High-glycemic diets, which contain a lot of simple sugars (breads, pastas, so on), lead to elevated levels of insulin and IGF-1, which in turn stimulate sebaceous glands which stimulates sebum. (Source).

Still, a diet is harder to change than scalp routine. I'm not sure a raw diet is a good alternative to this situation, but I understand why you believe it to be.


Then just brushing it out should be fine. Assume by default though that if you see it, that people see 30% more than what you see. Most people probably don't notice it because of the hairstyle you have, but it's a rule I generally try to live by when it comes to deciding choices for my appearance.
Thanks bruv. This actually is important for me. I'll give you a follow.
 
Tapeworms are cope look at the book disease and degernation. if you disagree with raw diet at the very least read it.
I do know about the raw diet. I have even tried it. Quit when my brother got tapeworm. It was disgusting.
 

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