It's called Jamaican Mango & Lime No more itch gro spray. for rasta locks and twists.
it's amazing - it feels like heaven everytime you use it and it smells great.

Whenever you wash your hair, I would do the following:

1) Scrape your scalp before even getting your hair wet. This is to remove any dandruff or flakes, making it easier for them to be removed when you shampoo. I used to use a bareet comb, and would lift ach dread up in a 90 degree angle to my head and scrape under it.

2) During the wash, give your scalp a really good rubbing with your palm, as if you were matting the roots against the scalp, this will also help loosen.

3) Assess the effect the shampoo you are using is having in your scalp issues.... had my dreads for about a year and a half (without any sign of dandruff), then I tried Knotty Boy Shampoo bar, which gave me terrible itchies and dandruff...and was a problem I continued to have....I worked-out that Knotty Boy used some sort of ingredient that my scalp did not like, and I switched to Dreadhead HQ, which my scalp LOVES (and also really seems to help my itchies)...Different people react to different things...while I can't use Knotty Boy, many people rave about it; and while I adore Dreadhead HQ, others can't use it....

4) When you rinse, ensure it's thoroughly washed-out....residue will also cause problems for your scalp.

5) When you have rinsed, give it a minute or so of rinsing with ultra-cold water (I realise this may be uncomfortable in colder weather, but it really does help with dreaded-scalp conditions)...this stimulates blood flow to the scalp, and I found that by doing this, I would get less dandruff, and it would take longer to appear (rather than the two days after washing without the cold rinse)

Beksta.

I had no problems for over a year and then switched shampoos and had a terrible time. Finally went back to the original shampoo and still have a major problem. When do you get the mango and lime stuff?

i have had my dreads foe 4 years now and still have this problem.i went for a few months without problems then it came back.i use dr.bronners tea tree soap.like ^^^she said,my scalp does bleed a lil' when i get really intense with the scalp rubbing though.i think we must try to live w/it