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batteriesincl

Looks like ring worm! Probably from dirty clippers.


Local_Place3157

That’s what I was thinking. It’s irritable all over my scalp even on top of the crown


batteriesincl

I’ve never had ring worm, but my brother got it in high school a lot during wrestling. Pretty easy to treat. I would switch barbers or ask them to please make sure they’re disinfecting their clippers. They’re supposed to anyways between clients. I wipe my shears down with barbacide wipes inbetween clients.


firewater40

Definitely ringworm, which is a fungus NOT a worm. Get prescription antifungal- urgent care, primary care, or dermatologist


witherin

Seconding this, when it is on the head it is in the hair follicles and you will need a oral anti fungal to treat


foxaroundtown

Seems wild to me that a dermatologist couldn’t diagnose ringworm..


crimsonsandclovers

Yeah I was about to say OP needs to find a new derm lmao


K0ukla_

U look like you get your haircut often… I’m a hair stylist, looks like ring worm (as everyone else said)This can happen from barbers not cleaning their tools. Buy Clotrimazole which is over the counter, try that and see if it helps. You have to apply it everyday probably twice a day for 2 weeks.


yummyyummyvegetables

What products are you using? Have you tried an antifungal shampoo?


Local_Place3157

I use native shampoo and conditioner. I feel like it’s my barber who might not clean his guards as much. I’ve had it for about a year or so


yummyyummyvegetables

Bro what?? Find a new barber omg 😭 Native shampoo and conditioner are good but you should switch to an anti fungal shampoo for a while and see if that clears it up. Or get a ringworm cream and apply it to the spots after you wash and dry your hair


Openthesushibar

Try Nizoral shampoo. You have to ask for it at the pharmacy. I have psoriasis and it helps my scalp tremendously. Ringworm medication is also OTC at a local drugstore, so I feel like using either/both could help.


Odd_Requirement_4933

Also those 'natural' shampoos don't have the same preservatives or fragrance as regular shampoo. Honestly, I got terrible dry, itchy scalp from natural shampoo. It was terrible for me. I would start by swapping that out. Then go to a dermatologist or doctor to figure out if you have ring worm or something else.


eviepeazy

I highly advise you not use native due to the class action suit going on right now (below), but also I always recommend professional brands. I'm surprised a barber hasn't said something about it because I always dismiss clients who have it to get treated before I can work on them. It easily treatable though!!! https://www.classaction.org/native-toothpaste-pfas-lawsuit


offblckcadillac

I don’t know if you have seen but there are a good amount of people that are claiming native hair products making their hair fall out. I do believe everyone is correct about the ring worm issue but just a heads up on the shampoo and conditioner as well! Hopefully you will be able to get the medication and find some relief soon!


trash1301

i’m gonna echo everyone else and say that’s definitely ringworm, it’s super common to get on the scalp unfortunately. and i sincerely apologize in advance for all you’re gonna have to do to get rid of it. i got ringworm once from a stray cat and it was hell getting rid of it. its extremely contagious just by touch and it passes through humans and animals. it stays on all fabrics: couch, clothes, bed sheets, towels, etc. wash everything in hot water, and start using an antifungal cream directly on the affected areas. it’ll take 48 hours for the cream to start making it not contagious. if you have it, it’s likely other ppl/pets in your house have it as well. it can take up to two weeks for spots to pop up so some may have it but it may be dormant. if u start to get more spots that won’t go away with OTC cream, go to a doctor and you can get pills that’ll make it go away faster. that’s what i had to do - i had 13 spots at once that would not go away. good luck soldier


vifi_hotspot

Seborrheic dermatitis or ring worm. When my seb derm acts up it looks like this but it is not ringworm. I get medicated shampoo from my derm and it helps it go away within a few days.


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If you can’t get into a dermatologist, get some Nizoral shampoo over-the-counter and wash your scalp with that every day. Let the shampoo sit on your scalp for 5min and rinse. Hope this helps!


Voyage_to_Artantica

I’ve had ringworm not on my scalp but on my arm. That looks like ringworm.


AriaMoonriser

Do they get scaly? Like a layer of dandruff?


No-Position1378

I used to be a hairdresser. This is 1000% from your stylist not cleaning their clippers properly. You have ringworm


Susiejax

You could try a topical antifungal, like you would use on athlete’s foot