Comments on: Hair Care for psoriasis patient http://www.skin-care.dmfans.org/2006/08/31/hair-care-for-psoriasis-patient/ Eczema, dermatitis, acne, psoriasis, dry skin, skleroderma and other skin disorders. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 03:17:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Susan Anneliese http://www.skin-care.dmfans.org/2006/08/31/hair-care-for-psoriasis-patient/#comment-13019 Susan Anneliese Fri, 01 Sep 2006 07:00:26 +0000 http://www.skin-care.dmfans.org/2006/08/31/hair-care-for-psoriasis-patient/#comment-13019 I just bought a hair product I am really happy with that is in replacement of my "Frizz-ez Hair Serum". It called Botanical Hair Builder by 'Joie' and I bought it at my local Health Food Store. It's a bit thick but if you put a little in your hands and rub your hands together it melts a bit. It comes in a 4 oz jar and I'm so happy I found it! It helps defrizz and puts a shine to your hair but doesn't leave it all greasy. Also, Aubrey Organics makes a conditioner I love called White Camellia Ultra Smoothing Conditioner. It is by far the BEST conditioner for Curly/Dry/Coarse/Unruly Hair. I have super curly dry fine hair so it's basically a giant mess and this stuff actually moisturizes and detangles. I've tried EVERY regular conditioner and this one beats them all. The shampoo that comes with it is OK but it's hard to make good natural shampoo that moisturizes. Hope this helps! <!--more--> Alison Hi guys' I'm having problem in selecting the proper hair care system for my sensitive scalp which is seemed to be affected by Sebhorric Dermatitis. At the moment, i;m using 2 in 1 herbal baby shampoo with conditioner. Somehow, the conditioner ain't good in conditioning. My hair's still as rough as ever. I wanted to use serum somehow i'm a bit concern on the ingredients. I hoped u guys out there can provide some advice based on ur experiences. I thought of using Vaseline in jelly form but it seems oily! I've tried baby oil but it has fragance in it. Olive oil's just too oily & makes me feel greasy. I'm really out of idea. SueJ I just bought a hair product I am really happy with that is in
replacement of my "Frizz-ez Hair Serum". It called Botanical Hair Builder by
‘Joie’ and I bought it at my local Health Food Store. It’s a bit thick but
if you put a little in your hands and rub your hands together it melts a
bit. It comes in a 4 oz jar and I’m so happy I found it! It helps defrizz
and puts a shine to your hair but doesn’t leave it all greasy.

Also, Aubrey Organics makes a conditioner I love called White Camellia
Ultra Smoothing Conditioner. It is by far the BEST conditioner for
Curly/Dry/Coarse/Unruly Hair. I have super curly dry fine hair so it’s
basically a giant mess and this stuff actually moisturizes and detangles.
I’ve tried EVERY regular conditioner and this one beats them all. The
shampoo that comes with it is OK but it’s hard to make good natural shampoo
that moisturizes. Hope this helps!


Alison

Hi guys’

I’m having problem in selecting the proper hair care system for my
sensitive scalp which is seemed to be affected by Sebhorric Dermatitis. At
the moment, i;m using 2 in 1 herbal baby shampoo with conditioner. Somehow,
the conditioner ain’t good in conditioning. My hair’s still as rough as
ever. I wanted to use serum somehow i’m a bit concern on the ingredients. I
hoped u guys out there can provide some advice based on ur experiences. I
thought of using Vaseline in jelly form but it seems oily! I’ve tried baby
oil but it has fragance in it. Olive oil’s just too oily & makes me feel
greasy. I’m really out of idea.

SueJ

]]> By: Myles India http://www.skin-care.dmfans.org/2006/08/31/hair-care-for-psoriasis-patient/#comment-13018 Myles India Fri, 01 Sep 2006 00:07:06 +0000 http://www.skin-care.dmfans.org/2006/08/31/hair-care-for-psoriasis-patient/#comment-13018 Hi Sue, I've never found a two-in-one product that was good for conditioning. I want to share with you what I do currently that has pretty much eliminated the need for a conditioner. Twice a week I rub coconut oil into my scalp before shampooing. I leave it on for an hour. Then I shampoo using an Aubrey's Organic product. No conditioner needed, and I have long, thick, previously chemically treated hair. While wet I can feel that the hair cuticle isn't smooth, but once it dries there's no difference. One thing I have learned, using any conditioner on the hair closer to my scalp than the hair which makes a pony tail causes scalp irritation in a big way. Also, I find rinsing with an apple cider vinegar/water mixture on occasion helps with hair smoothness. <!--more--> Hope this helps, Raine Hi Sue,
I’ve never found a two-in-one product that was good for conditioning.
I want to share with you what I do currently that has pretty much
eliminated the need for a conditioner. Twice a week I rub coconut oil
into my scalp before shampooing. I leave it on for an hour. Then I
shampoo using an Aubrey’s Organic product. No conditioner needed, and I
have long, thick, previously chemically treated hair. While wet I can
feel that the hair cuticle isn’t smooth, but once it dries there’s no
difference.
One thing I have learned, using any conditioner on the hair closer to my
scalp than the hair which makes a pony tail causes scalp irritation in a
big way.
Also, I find rinsing with an apple cider vinegar/water mixture on
occasion helps with hair smoothness.


Hope this helps, Raine

]]>