Why kind of hairproducts should I use if I get dandruff from using plain conditioner or shampoo?

I get dandruff when my scalp is either too moisturized or if it's too dry. That's why i can't use shampoo and conditioner seperately cuz it gives me dandruff. So I use 2 in1 Pert. But is there anything else that won't make my hair so dry?Why kind of hairproducts should I use if I get dandruff from using plain conditioner or shampoo?
I use Head and Shoulders, this seems to help. I dont use it all the time, just a couple times a week.Why kind of hairproducts should I use if I get dandruff from using plain conditioner or shampoo?
well you should try neutrogena 2in1 tgel its great since i don't have dandruff anymore since using it.it works great on my hair and after just one use my hair is softer and shinier.
umm lets see have you tired using head and sholders?
Well it depends. Your main goal is that your scalp isn't too dry or too moisturized right? Try this...(I recommend salon products because I realized it works better for me as i have the same problem) get two shampoos, one conditioner, and one tube of styling cream. Keep your pert plus and get one set of a good brand shampoo conditioner w/styling cream. Alternate the pert plus w/the separate shampoo and conditioner and always put a little bit of styling cream in before you brush your hair. Concentrate on the ends and avoid the roots with the styling cream. This way your hair can look gorgeous and shiny while your scalp doesn't shed.
I am NOT a fan of the 2 in 1 products, especially if you have long hair or its colored. Look around for the diff. kinds of formulas for Head and Shoulders so you don't get one that is too harsh for your hair. Also try to buy a really good shampoo for dry hair and don't use conditioner. When you do you use conditioner try not to buy the one for dry hair and only apply it from like your ears to the ends of your hair so your scalp has a chance to regulate itself. Also keep in mind the type of products you wear in your hair such as gel, hairspray and such. The less of those you wear the better and try to keep them from touching your scalp as much as possible and don't leave them in your hair for long periods of time. Try to wash your hair pretty often. Good luck.
try garnier futius..however its spelled