As the weather cools down and the humidity drops, it’s important to adjust your scalp care routine. Colder temperatures can dry out your scalp, making it more prone to irritation, flaking, and dandruff. Overwashing can strip away your scalp’s natural oils, further exacerbating the problem.   Why You Need to Adjust Your Shampoo Frequency in Cold Weather During the winter season, it’s important to know that your scalp tends to produce less oil and needs extra moisture compared to the summer months. The cold air holds less moisture, which can result in dryness and itchiness of the scalp. Moreover, some…

Are you tired of the never-ending battle against oily dandruff? You’re not alone. Many people struggle with this common scalp condition, but finding the right solutions can be a challenge. In this article, we’ll delve into the root causes of oily dandruff and provide you with effective solutions to banish it for good. Understanding Oily Dandruff Oily dandruff is caused by excess oil produced by sebaceous glands, leading to Malassezia overgrowth and accelerated shedding of visible flakes. Sebum is important for a healthy scalp, however, an imbalance in its production leads to oily dandruff, characterized by greasy hair, an oily…

We’ve all heard it before: don’t wash your hair too often, or you’ll strip it of its natural oils. But how often is too often? And what happens if you don’t wash your hair enough? The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to this question. How often you should shampoo your hair depends on a variety of factors, including your scalp type, lifestyle, and personal preference.   Scalp Type: Identify Your Scalp Type If you have an oily scalp, you may need to shampoo more frequently than someone with a dry scalp type. This is because the scalp secretes more…

Why is there a bald scalp patch on my head? What’s happening? If you are experiencing this type of hair loss, the first thing you could do is being RELAX. Okay! I know you might get a bit confused here, thinking about how I can relax after having bald patches? Let’s understand what’s going on with this type of baldness.   What is Scalp Spot Baldness ( Alopecia Areata ) ? Spot baldness is called alopecia areata in medical terms. Occurs both in children and adults. Often results in a few bald spots on the scalp (about the size of…