Someone tell me I'm not alone! Or at least how to stop this lol. So I've never had hair issues until…
Someone tell me I'm not alone! Or at least how to stop this lol.
So I've never had hair issues until I got pregnant. Now my scalp is so itchy. like right at the top. I try not to scratch but I can't help it and unfortunately I scratch so much I bleed and have scabs in my scalp because I can't stop. I don't have dandruff. I use conditioner to try to help but I feel like nothing does.
I'm gonna go nuts scratching like this!
Did this happen to anyone else? What can I do?
Sarah Faye·
Yeah it happened to me.like crazy I got flakes and bloody Ness and scabs. I bought some head and shoulders and used it for a week, now my hair is back to normal. even if you don't have flakes or dandruff, head and shoulders will help!
missing42user·
Never happened to me, but try a shampoo/conditioner with a eucalyptus in it. Tingles and numbs your scalp so it might help the itchiness.
Amanda·
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I'll definitely try! This is so annoying! @brightsunsett
Sarah Faye·
It might be your shampoo and conditioner too btw
Tracy Pimentel 💋·
Мама дочки (1 год), беременна (36 нед.)
This happened to me and I figured out it was the fragrance in shampoos! Same with body wash and face wash. Try switching to Aveeno or something with no fragrance and is all natural for a week to see!
Amanda·
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Oh I didn't think of that! I'll have to try another brand @brightsunsett and your probably right actually I didn't think of that lol I already have to use body wash for sensitive skin and when we moved I've been using my mom's brand instead @tracynangel
Tracy Pimentel 💋·
Мама дочки (1 год), беременна (36 нед.)
I had broken into a huge rash on my stomach at 17 weeks and a friend of mine told me to get the Aveeno baby line and since then my shampoo, face wash, body wash, and lotions are all fragrance free, natural, and gentle! Something when you're pregnant mans hormones mixes with how your skin reacts to chemicals! It's like our body's way of keeping the baby safe. Pretty fascinating!