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Meanings of dandruff in English
A skin condition mainly affecting the scalp causing flaking and itchiness.
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Usage of dandruff in English
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I'd rather see you walking the streets with dandruff on your collar.
2
Low levels of zinc can cause hair loss, slow growth, and dandruff.
3
Wise ran fingers through his hair, sprinkling dandruff down on his shoulders.
4
He could see little bits of dandruff stuck to his greasy hair.
5
The young, when shed by a parent, are indistinguishable from dandruff.
6
Through breaks in the overcast, a dandruff of pale stars could be seen.
7
Apple cider vinegar is a surprising way you can treat dandruff.
8
The only imperfection I spotted was a sprinkling of dandruff across his collar.
9
A man calls an ambulance because he's troubled by excessive dandruff.
10
Under no circumstances use hair tonics, dandruff or eczema cures, or hair dyes.
11
I'm going to start a sauerkraut factory and combined dandruff remedy.
12
To cure dandruff, you massage the little spot just behind your big toenail.
13
I could see dandruff coating the swath of shiny scalp bisecting his hair.
14
His thick, graying hair was full of large flakes of dandruff.
15
Olive oil contains anti-inflammatory properties that help fight dandruff and nurture a healthy scalp.
16
These conditions can affect your scalp and give you dandruff.
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