if you are sweaty or in a filthy or heavy dusty environment creates itches too

I thought dandruff was dead skin.

i LOVE that japanese squash rody

the one on the right is a classic too

i think thats what they use to make pumpkin curry

yeah, it's pretty good

you guys ever have that?

thats like my favorite

Thai restaurants will have that sometimes

but in general, not a bad idea to get your shampoo on, or get a different shampoo if you have scalp issues with the tcurent one

*Dandruff and dry scalp have the same main symptoms, which are falling flakes and an itchy scalp, but they are two different conditions. In dry scalp, the skin gets irritated and flakes off. With dandruff, the cause is too much oil on the scalp. That excess oil causes skin cells to build up and then shed.*

so sweet

Yes, I had a period of dandruff and nothing helped it. Eventually I got rid of it, but ya, it's a fungus or something. Really gross

i had a duk curry last time i went to thai

not too oily, not oily enough basically

you need to use a good shampoo

But I use Nizoral like every 3-4 days, to keep it in check now. Works really well

Nizoral!

smoke knows thats the best stuff

yes, good stuff

scabies also makes your scalp itchy 😉

nizoral is also supposed to help prevent hair loss

i doubt anything prevents hairloss

save for gene therapy or transplants

my hair is great now. It's weird because I went through a bad period of like 8 months trying to get my hair in check. And it kind of just fixed itself with time

Some weird fungus I got, idk

which is why I'm now growing my hair out

was buzzing before

did the crisper community get on male baldness yet?

condition your hair

pumpkin soup

could be a big money maker

oh man nice presentation

@>Cytos, de lieve goede synth yeah, that would be huge, not sure how they would use crispr on full grown humans tho

yeah id use that for a fall party

But I think they are working on methods for that

youd have to do regular therapy

yeah, broad exposure too

apparently its very complicated