#13

No no, there’s no dandruff

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#15

wow - can you get puberuff do you reckon?

don’t see why not.

#16

guess so?

#18

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#20

Never had it but really don’t think anybody anywhere cares if you’ve got it, in a romantic sense or otherwise.

#21

at least kids will slag you to your face. constantly paranoid I’ve got bad breath or something and everyone is too polite to say anything

#22

Just go breathe on some kids, see what happens.

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#23

they started crying

results inconclusive

#24

Alt-right, Milo Yiannopoulos.

#25

:grimacing:

#26

I’ve flagged it.

#27

Used to get it a little as a teenager. It made me a bit paranoid about wearing black suit jackets/blazers.

I don’t think I get it now, but that might just be because I don’t notice it as I very rarely wear a suit jacket.

#28

I don’t know. I use anti-dandruff shampoo though, as i certainly have had it in the past and using that stops it.

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#29

I have it bad. Itches like a bastard. T-gel clears it up, no other anti-dandruff products do anything. Quite expensive though, 8 quid or something for a bottle. Also having really short hair helps. Apparently had it since birth so probably gonna have to keep forking out.

BONUS FACT - when I was born I had a full head of hair and a hairy back - but my back has no dandruff (or hair anymore)

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#31

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#32

@overthehill, is this too niche?

#33

Unless I use the t gel once a week I get an itchy flaky scalp.

Never need it when I’m on holiday so I suspect it’s sommat to do with the water here.

#34

Yeah I’ve got some. Give a shit.

#35

i’ve never been more intrigued by a DiS notification

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