See a dermatologist: You need a professional diagnosis and probably a prescription. You fail to name anything you tried so far and you fail to indicate how anything was used or how often. Meanwhile you can try T-SAL or ketoconazole or selenium or zinc pyrethrum every day in the shower. Sprinkle some water on it, then rub in a drop of shampoo several hours before the shower.
Answered 1/22/2016
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See dermatologist: In order to find the right treatment, one needs to identify the problem. Aside from a contact allergy to hair preparations, you may have condition such as seborrhea or psoriasis. Thus a dermatology consult would likely be the best option for you.
Answered 1/19/2016
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