My toddler scratches her head until it bleeds! Whats a good product for her hair? Thanks?

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My toddler scratches her head until it bleeds! Whats a good product for her hair? Thanks?

She might have extremely dry scalp, or ezcema, or possibly another scalp/skin condition like psoriasis. Try Redken Hair Cleansing Cream. It has AHA's that lightly exfoliate the top layer of the scalp. Follow it with Mizani Rose H20 Conditioner. It won't take much of either product. That may help with the itchiness if its because of dryness.

If you've tried moisturizers, and they aren't helping, I would really go to a dermatologist. If she's scratching till she's bleeding, it isn't just dry scalp! Bless her heart. :( Good luck!

My toddler scratches her head until it bleeds! Whats a good product for her hair? Thanks?

I would ask at the pharmacy or your doctor. I know there is a special product made just for African-American hair but I am unsure of the name.

My toddler scratches her head until it bleeds! Whats a good product for her hair? Thanks?

I don't know what u can use on her hair, but u should try some fingernail clippers on her fingers.

My toddler scratches her head until it bleeds! Whats a good product for her hair? Thanks?

Aw sorry to hear that...Neutrogena T-Gel shampoo (careful not to get it in eyes) seems to be great for any itching etc. good luck!

My toddler scratches her head until it bleeds! Whats a good product for her hair? Thanks?

If you are still using baby shampoo then it is time to stop. Make sure that you are rinsing really good because that will cause itching, and use a good hydrating shampoo and conditioner, you may also want to spray a little pink oil on her hair and massage it on her scalp. You can purchase this from beauty supply stores.

My toddler scratches her head until it bleeds! Whats a good product for her hair? Thanks?

it depends, does she have dandruff or not?

[if so...Selsun Blue and T-Gel are good shampoos for dandruff]

i would take her to her pediatrician just to check out what's going on...i'm sure it's nothing big, but i would still do it just to make sure any product you use of her won't worsen the condition.