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Have you ever wondered if dandruff is contagious? My wife used to think dandruff is contagious. It's funny now when I think about it. She would say things like. I don' want you using my comb because I might catch what you have. I used to feel weird when she would say that. So, if you are wondering if dandruff is contagious, the answer is no. Dandruff is not contagious. Dandruff is caused by a reproduction of skin cells that are in over drive mode. The flakes that you see falling on your shoulders are not contagious and will not cause some one else to catch dandruff. The best that you can hope for (if you have a dog that has dandruff) is that you may have an allergic reaction... but that's only if you are allergic to your dog's dandruff, and from our research it does not appear that this happens to everyone... or every dog for that matter. So once again, if you are wondering if dandruff is contagious the answer is no. If you want more general information on dandruff please feel free to click onto the links which are on this site.

It may be seem odd but dandruff really is a very common problem. People who suffer with dandruff do not realise that it is caused by micro-organism called pityrosporum-ovle which are present in every body's scalp. Most people who suffer with dandruff do not realise that it is a mysterious ailment.