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Dear Maria,It sounds like you have been having quite a time. I read your response to PD below and my mouth was hanging open. The reason I say that is that it sounds like your entire body is going through a reaction of some kind. I wonder if what you are experiencing is something which is cumulative.You sound very much like a friend of mine who was living in Jersey City, New Jersey. She was plagued by a host of illnesses for no apparent reason. Everything from extreme fatigue, to excessive colds and flus, and overall sensitivities to things like foods, pollen, dust, etc. Her hair and skin suffered greatly. After nearly a year of tests and evaluations, it was determined that it was chemicals from the plants in the area which her system could not stand. This was found through blood tests. She moved and hasn't had a problem since that time.I also remember a man with whom I used to work who developed asthma-like symptoms and had extreme tearing like that associated with a pollen allergy or sensitivity. He was miserable and missed more days of work than he had probably in his whole life. After being fully evaluated by a physician and two specialists, it was determined that carpet fibers in the office were the source of his ills.As for the Aubrey J.A.Y. shampoo, yea, it may be too moisturizing for your scalp, but I am still amazed that you saw these bumps. Your olive oil, egg + concoction I can actually understand because that olive oil is heavy and many folks who are not allergic to eggs can have scalp reactions with egg.I would urge you to talk to your physician about the totality of your symptoms. As PD indicated, hormonal imbalances, along with things like stress, can leave your system spent and open to a host of conditions.All the Best,Jade
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