A common problem
among adults, itchy scalp relates to inflammatory reaction of the skin
underneath the hair on a person’s head. Causes of itchy scalp range from
dandruff to dirty hair and over exposure of the hair to sun. They also include bacteria infections, harsh
shampoo or styling products, hair dye and sometimes, stress.
A common problem
among adults, itchy scalp relates to inflammatory reaction of the skin
underneath the hair on a person’s head. Causes of itchy scalp range from
dandruff to dirty hair and over exposure of the hair to sun. They also include bacteria infections, harsh
shampoo or styling products, hair dye and sometimes, stress.
Tips to help
reduce or stop the itching: always check the shampoo, conditioner or other hair
product you are using, if your scalp gets irritated or itches as a result of
these product then change it. Avoid applying bar soap on hair because it
damages and strips it of essential oil causing dryness and itching.
Wash your hair
frequently to prevent dirt and dry skin cells from settling on your scalp. Try using
shampoos especially designed for itchy scalp. Avoid using hair colour such as
dye as the chemicals in the hair product might cause itching in your scalp.
Avoid overexposing your hair to the sun, instead wear a hat to protect your
hair and scalp from harmful UV rays.
You can treat it
naturally by applying mayonnaise, aloe Vera or olive oil into the hair
overnight to moisturize it.
Take water to
keep your body and scalp hydrated.
Include vitamins
and iron enriched foods, fruits and vegetables in your diet.
My hair always gets worse when it gets hotter, and the sun's been out where I live for once..most regular shampoos just seem to make it worse, i've found natural options seem to work best..also wearing hats more make the symptoms a bit better!
ReplyDeleteYeah! Wearing a hat help prevent the effects of untold exposure to sun rays and other harmful agents on the hair, which in turn burns out the scalp.
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