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The user is experiencing intense dandruff from using minoxidil for hair loss and suspects it's due to alcohol or propylene glycol. Suggestions include using minoxidil without propylene glycol, switching to foam, and trying various shampoos like ginger shampoo or those without propylene glycol.
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