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Using mouth wash to treat oily hair , does it work ? and what other options i can use safely since i have thin hair and hair loss problems ?
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NO: Mouthwash is for use in the mouth, not on your hair. Would you use shampoo to rinse your mouth? Try shampooing daily. If that doesn't work, see a Dermatologist.
Answered 3/22/2020
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No: Most mouthwashes are high in alcohol content and dry out your scalp.
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