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Although there was a lot of news about recent outbreaks of bedbugs, lice lost in the noise. Unfortunately, head lice are a constant nuisance. Fortunately, they are easily diagnosed and treated. In this episode of DermTV Dr. Schultz said, how do you know if you have lice, and if so, how to get rid of them. Connect with DermTV DermTV.com www.twitter.com www.facebook.com Every young and healthy and beautiful skin DermTV, the Internet, the newspaperSkin care video to show how communication is to show by expert advice and techniques, and providing real-time solutions to real problems of skin care. Skin care (whether medical or cosmetic), before a trip to your dermatologist or a day of shopping in a pharmacy is required. And this is when you create an environment of trust or a dermatologist told a local pharmacy. But no more. We are committed to DermTV, improved classroom instruction for the dermatology and skin care accessible to all and still attached to theirEquipment. Every week, says our host, Dr. Neal Schultz, one of the most trusted and respected dermatologist in New York (see biography below), the skin care problems faster and timeless. Topics include: the techniques at home and the best new technologies for facial rejuvenation, prevention of wrinkles and sun damage skin cancer deputy, breaking news on issues of care and general dermatology and the skin.

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Whether you have an itchy, dry scalp or dry, static-filled hair, you're looking for a way to get some consistent moisture into it. There are all kinds of ways to solve the problem. Here are a few:

Choose the right shampoo for your hair. If you've got scalp problems, get a shampoo for dry scalp. If it's your hair that needs some extra moisture, make sure that you're giving it some when you wash. Don't overwash your hair. If you're getting dried out, try switching to every other day or every two days. Some people like to wash with conditioner only, but if your hair is still dry with that, even the water can be the cause of your dry skin and hair.
Don't brush your hair too hard or try to solve your itching problems by scratching with your brush. This can irritate your scalp even more and compound the problem.
If you can avoid using some of your hair products, do. The chemicals in hairsprays, gels, mousses and pomades can dry out your scalp and hair. Do try to use a deep conditioning treatment or a hot oil treatment, but try to stick to products with natural ingredients and few chemicals if you want to get rid of the dryness.
Avoid heat styling whenever you can. If you can avoid blow-drying or dry your hair on the cool setting, it will help with the scalp. Avoid using a curling iron or straightener whenever possible, as the heat is damaging and will dry out your hair. If you must straighten or curl, use a protecting serum on your hair to minimize the damage.
There are professional scalp treatments that you can use if simply changing your habits isn't enough. Vinegar is also a good, if smelly, option for your scalp.