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Dry and itchy scalp – it’s a frustrating duo that can disrupt your day and leave you scratching your head (figuratively and literally). By understanding the root cause (dehydration) and implementing the right strategies, you can achieve a healthy, itch-free scalp. Why Does My Scalp Feel Like a Desert? Dehydration is the main culprit behind a dry, itchy scalp. Several factors can contribute to this: Seasonal Shifts: Winter’s dry air and summer’s scorching heat can deplete your scalp’s natural moisture. Harsh Hair Products: Aggressive chemicals in shampoos can strip away scalp natural oils, leaving your scalp feeling parched. Overwashing: If you…

Dry, Itchy Scalp? Get Fast Relief with 3 Simple At-Home Treatments!

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Ever feel like your scalp is swimming in oil while your hair clings to a desert vibe? This frustrating combo plagues many of us, leaving us washing (and rewashing) hair in a desperate search for balance. But before you grab that third bottle of shampoo, let’s dive into the “why” behind this hair paradox and find a simpler solution! Why the Confusion? It’s All About Oils Natural Oil Imbalance: Sometimes, Mother Nature throws us a curveball. Lower oil production (menopause, acne meds) can leave hair thirsty, while conditions like seborrheic dermatitis can trigger an oil overproduction party on your scalp. Harsh…

Oily Roots with Dry Ends? Crack the Combo with Separate Scalp & Hair Care

Although it is normal to fall around 50-100 hair strands per day, hair loss is a common concern that can cause worry for many individuals. Truth or myth: Not combing your hair truly help to reduce hair loss. Let us debunk this prevalent myth and unravel the truth behind this practice. The Myth of Combing Hair Causing Hair Loss: Why It Persists The logic behind it seems straightforward: less combing = less pulling = less hair loss, right? Unfortunately, it’s not that simple. Hair naturally sheds, and regular combing helps remove these loose strands before they become visible or…

Brush Less, Lose Less? Untangling the Hair Loss Myth

Colder Months Adjust Shampoo Frequency_AROMASE (1)

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…

Colder Months: Adjust Shampoo Frequency & Scalp Care Routine

Air Drying hair or Blow Drying hair Which is Better for Your Hair_AROMASE (1)

Whether it’s better to air dry or blow dry your hair is a common question with no easy answer. The truth is that it depends on your personal preferences. Air drying is often considered as a safer option for your hair as it does not involve any heat styling that can cause damage over time. It is important to mention that air drying can take longer and potentially contribute to fungal growth, particularly in individuals with a sensitive scalp, such as those who experience dandruff. Blow drying your hair can be a convenient way to dry and style it quicker.…

Air Drying vs Blow Drying: Which is Better for Your Hair?

AROMASE_scalp care_Oily Dandruff The Root Causes and Effective Solution (4)

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…

Reducing Oily Dandruff: Methods and Dietary Tips to Control Fungal Growth

How to Get Rid of Dandruff Summer Tips for Oily Dandruff & Dry Dandruff AROMASE scalp care tips

Dandruff is a common scalp condition that causes white flakes of skin to appear on your hair and shoulders. It can be annoying and embarrassing, especially during summer when you want to enjoy the sun and breeze. But what causes dandruff and how to get rid of dandruff? Two main types of dandruff: oily dandruff and dry dandruff. Oily dandruff is caused by excessive production of fungus, resulting in the overgrowth of sebum on the scalp. Sebum can build up on your scalp and create a favorable environment for a yeast-like fungus called Malassezia, which feeds on the oil…

How to Get Rid of Dandruff: Tips for Oily Dandruff & Dry Dandruff

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Many people find it difficult to determine the type of scalp they have. Knowing whether your scalp is oily or dry is essential for choosing the appropriate scalp care routine – so if you’re not sure, this article’s for you! 4 Rapid Quiz to Help You Learn More About Your Scalp Q1: Do you feel like your scalp gets greasy very quickly? (Within a day) Q2: Are there visible flakes on your scalp? The flakes appear yellowish, with a sticky and greasy texture. Q3: Does the styling product you use make your hair look greasy shortly after application? Q4: Is…

Is My Scalp Oily or Dry? 4 Quick Scalp Quiz to Find Out

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How Often Should You Shampoo Your Hair How Often is Too Often_AROMASE scalp care3_3

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…

Perfect Shampoo Frequency: How Much is Too Much?

Psoriasis scalp treatment scalp tonic or lotion (1)

Psoriasis is a common skin disorder that impacts millions of people globally. Despite the fact that there is no cure, there are various treatments available that can assist in alleviating symptoms and making affected skin patches manageable. Tonic and lotion are two commonly used forms of treatment for psoriasis-affected areas, but when it comes to using on the scalp, which one should be chosen? Scalp Tonic: Liquid texture, less residue Scalp tonic is a liquid-based treatment that can lessen inflammation and discomfort caused by psoriasis. Its liquid formula helps to avoid residue buildup that can cause scalp to become…

Which is Better for Psoriasis Scalp: Scalp Tonic or Lotion?

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Winter scalp care routine for dry scalp and oily scal-AROMASE scalp case study

What Causes Winter Scalp? The air can become much drier during the winter due to colder temperatures and lower humidity levels. This lack of moisture in the air can lead to dry skin and hair, including your scalp. The cold weather can strip away natural oils that keep your scalp healthy and hydrated, leading to itchy, flaky, irritated skin. Additionally, indoor heating systems can contribute further to drying out your scalp. When temperatures drop outside, most people turn up their thermostats indoors; this causes heated dry air to circulate throughout homes and offices, creating an even drier environment on your…

How to Switch Up Your Scalp Care Routine in Winter | Tips for oily scalp & dry scalp

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Scalp Folliculitis-scalp pimple-AROMASE (6)

Why are there some small bumps on my head? What is it? If you are experiencing this type of scalp condition, you might have folliculitis on the scalp. Stay and see how to deal with it. What does folliculitis look like? Hair follicles become inflamed Occur anywhere on the skin or scalp Small, very itchy pustules on the scalp Sometimes a little soreness. What causes folliculitis? Mainly involves these 4 mechanisms: Around the hair follicle, the pores can be blocked by accumulated dead skin, sweat, and dirt. The microbiome of the scalp is out of balance, or certain…

What does Scalp Pimple look like? Treatments Before After of Scalp Folliculitis, Causes, symptoms

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