Hair question

[billysgirl5]

Every winter, I get dry scalp.  I'm used to it.  Normally, it's manageable.  But for some reason, this year, it's not. 

I've switched shampoos twice, I'm using Tea Tree shampoo.  I'm doing what the hair stylist said to do...and it's getting worse.  It used to be in a very isolated, small spot above my left temple.  Now, it's the entire left side of my head.  Seriously...you could draw a line down the center of my head and see that it's only on the left side.  I have no clue what else to do. 

Do any of you guys have to deal with the same thing?  Any ideas of what I can do? 

Comments

[munibunny.livejournal.com]

Are you under a lot of stress? Sometimes, your body reacts to things like stress or abrupt changes in diet or being ill in weird ways. Trust me, I speak from experience here. :)

[billysgirl5.livejournal.com]

I didn't even think of that. Like everyone, I have stress with work, but the biggest stress-er in my life is my sister who is living with us. Can't exactly get rid of her, though, so I'm trying to deal with it...makes me wanna start drinking alcohol! lol

[munibunny.livejournal.com]

I always thought I had eczema... turns out it was mostly stress. Try some relaxation techniques (I know, that doesn't always work when your stress is RIGHT there next to you). And another thing... do you drink a lot of milk? Dairy can sometimes irritate the immune system. If you're going to try moisturizing, aloe vera gel is good.

[billysgirl5.livejournal.com]

I try so hard to not let her get to me, but when you know each others' triggers and what buttons to push, it's kinda hard!

I've always drank a lot of milk, I've slowed down, actually, so I don't think that has anything to do with it. Aloe vera gel in your hair? Wouldn't that make it all sticky?