Seborrheic Dermatitis and Natural Hair

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Update 2017: I've found a couple of solutions for my seborrheic dermatitis. Check out my favorite solution here!
  
Happy Wednesday everyone
You all may know how much I struggle with dry scalp. Lately, it has been unbearable. I've found myself scratching my scalp so much that it has been scabbing over in places. Yesterday, I decided to go to the dermatologist, and she diagnosed me with Seborrheic Dermatitis. Seborrheic Dermatitis is a chronic scalp condition where your scalp overproduces oil (sebum), and becomes itchy, flaky, and red. The scales are often difficult to remove.

This explains why I have a difficult time cleansing my scalp. My dermatologists stated that the condition is common, especially in African American women. She prescribed some medication in which I will need to incorporate into my hair care regimen. I will also see about continuing the use of th 100% Tea Tree oil. Much prayer will also be required :-) I will continue researching more natural remedies to combat Seborrheic Dermatitis and will keep you all updated on my progress.
 
How do you combat Seborrheic Dermatits?

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