Scalp acne

9 Responses to “Scalp acne”

  1. Dave Says:

    Hey Dan. I used to have some mild acne on my scalp in one area (close to the hairline). I started using an anti-dandruff shampoo (Nizoral) and it worked great. It cleared it up pretty quickly. I would recommend that option to people.

  2. Jo Says:

    Ha, I kept hearing it “Skall Packney”–someone you’ll want to avoid.

  3. Smiley :) Says:

    Hi Dan! I always wonder-can bp bleach your eyebrows? When I use it twice a day I am not careful to avoid my eyebrows but maybe I should ….

  4. Realme2008 Says:

    Oh, man I agree with the above poster. Nizoral is amazing for scalp acne, dandruff, and body acne. I highly recommend it!!!

  5. c'est la vigne Says:

    Nice jimjam pants, Dan. ; )

  6. laynesavedtheday Says:

    You know my dad has pretty severe scalp acne so this was pretty informative. He is a doctor though so he just pours some prescription 10% BP wash all over his head to combat it. I guess that wouldn’t work for most people though because he already had white hair.

  7. Haddaway Says:

    Nice info. I’m using styling wax for my hair and I’m not sure if it’s giving me acne or not. I don’t have any scalp acne but on my forhead it’s really bad. Do you think it could be caused by hair products?

  8. paul Says:

    a think my styling hair gel is making me have breakout?.I use WELLA > Shockwaves have short hair and i just use it to give it more volume. Could any one recommend a product that is a non- comedogenic or oil free and that is > based in the U.k .please help

    >> I was looking at Brylcreem Original Hairdressing Anti Dandruff.What do u > think?

  9. Ruth W Says:

    You could also try Neutrogena’s “anti-residue” shampoo. I knew someone whose scalp was so sensitive that even anti-dandruff shampoo irritated his skin, but the Neutrogena shampoo didn’t b/c it has no coloring or fragrance.

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