I have thick hair and use mouse/hair spray on my hair -- the itching is driving me crazy. How can I

The itching has been going on for a while now and it's driving me crazy. I'm too my last resort and that is to go to the doctor's to get some help. It itches alot when I am in the shower. I know that I don't have lice because I've been to the beauty salon and I have everyone check my head. Any suggestions and I don't know what the doctor is going to check for. Is it below my scalp? Is it a fungus? Could it just be dry scalp? I'm going to try a conditioner to see if that will ease the relief. Sometimes I feel it's going to my ears and neck because they start to itch as well. Thanks

I have thick hair and use mouse/hair spray on my hair -- the itching is driving me crazy. How can I stop it?

I don't really have thick hair, I just have a lot of it. Sometimes I have the same issues. You could be using too much product, or it could be the climate right now. I've found that despite using Nexxus Therappe and Biolage conditioner, I have to use Head %26amp; Shoulders Dry Scalp Care shampoo a few times a week too. That's about the only thing that helps for me.

Good luck.

I have thick hair and use mouse/hair spray on my hair -- the itching is driving me crazy. How can I stop it?

You are having an allergic reaction (sensitivity) wash it out m'dear!

Try using a chamomile rinse to ease that itching-- try to avoid whatever new hair products you might be using now.

I have thick hair and use mouse/hair spray on my hair -- the itching is driving me crazy. How can I stop it?

Try Scalpicin shampoo. It is for itching. Then change your regular shampoo, conditioner, mouse, hair spray. Try to find a hypoallergenic one at the drug store.

I have thick hair and use mouse/hair spray on my hair -- the itching is driving me crazy. How can I stop it?

You might just have a very dry scalp. Can you take some time off from using the mousse and hair spray? Wash your hair with a very mild shampoo and use a moisturizing conditioner. Put most of it on the ends, but rub a small amount into your scalp.