Scalp problems often lead to seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff, or dryness.
Sometimes our head itches and we don’t know why. Not a strange annoyance if we take into account that our scalp suffers constant mistreatment due to inappropriate treatments, aggressive shampoos, poor sun protection, or the different polluting agents that are in the environment.
All these factors cause dryness, irritation, and various conditions.
From Dalire Cosmetics, specialists in the manufacture and sale of hair products and natural cosmetics, they advise us on what to do in this case, what products to use and how to prevent it.
Scalp problems often lead to seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff, or dryness. In the first case, the head itches and, if you also have dandruff (scaly spots), it is possible that when you look in the mirror you will see the skin of the scalp reddened.
“It is nothing more than the accumulation of oils produced by the head and also dead skin. To remedy this, we must use a mild shampoo that does not irritate so that it does not activate the production of more sebum, and avoid those that contain sulfates in their composition, some surface-active compounds that some cosmetic firms use thinking of greater effectiveness, when their cleansing action What it does is also drag the natural oils of the hair, which are the ones it needs to be nourished and protected”, they explain from Daire Cosmetics.
Scalp problems often cause seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff, or dryness
And in addition to being unsightly, dandruff also itches, and our hair looks greasy and matted, which we can remedy with a good onion shampoo, since it is astringent, which will eliminate that excess fat in the hair. “Not only that, the onion is revitalizing and antiseptic, so it will allow your scalp to heal and not only improve the problem of dandruff and itching, you will also notice that your hair falls out less and grows stronger and more beautiful” ‘, they add.
DANDRUFF AND DERMATITIS SOLVED, WHAT DO WE DO WITH THE DRYNESS
Here the problem is often in the use of inadequate shampoos and cosmetics that are not free of agents that dry it out, to which add dryers, hair straighteners, or the action of the air and the sun.
”Because of all this, it is important to closely monitor the hygiene products we use. Just as we pamper the skin of the body and face by applying nourishing creams, gels, and softer soaps, the scalp also deserves and needs this care. For example, a trusted nourishing shampoo made with natural ingredients and free of sulfates, silicones, and parabens,” Dalire Cosmetics says.
Those who can best guide us when choosing the best products to care for the scalp are hairdressers. ”Hair needs extra hydration that can be obtained from masks, sprays, shampoos, and conditioners with the presence of keratin and panthenol, as well as some specific treatment for the scalp such as Scalpsync from Matrix. At home, and to regulate fat levels, we can use pure aloe vera gel, which also moistens the fibers and prevents hair loss. As a fungicide and antibacterial it is great, rich in antioxidants and mucilages, perfect for when our hair can’t take any more dryness,” advises David Lesur, director of training at David Künzle salons.
