We often overlook one of the most important parts: our scalp. If you’ve got a healthy scalp it’s really easy to forget, but for those of us with common scalp issues, it’s an on-going concern.

Dandruff

-         This is probably the most common scalp
problem out there. It’s characterized by large flakes of dead skin cells either on the scalp or in the hair, and is commonly seen having fallen to the shoulders of the individual.

-         Dandruff is believed to be the result of an infection, and a good indication that you are suffering with dandruff is that these greasy, oily flakes are accompanied by smell.

-         Since it is an infection, dandruff is contagious. Improper rinsing
during the shampoo process will only exacerbate the problem of dandruff.

-         Most mild cases of dandruff can be treated using over-the-counter medicated shampoos and conditioners

-         If you left untreated, dandruff can lead to hair loss.

Dry Scalp

-         Dry scalp is common issue that many people face, especially in
winter

-         The skin of the scalp becomes tight and itchy

-         Fortunately, there are many products on the market today that are formulated to treat both mild dandruff and dry scalp equally well, and will allow you to feel sure of handling this sometimes confusing problem.

Oily Scalp

-         Oily scalp conditions are often hard to deal with, particularly when the individual has long hair.

-         A common complaint of individuals with oily scalp is
»when I shampoo every day to prevent my oily scalp, my hair gets so dry«, but if I use conditioner »the hair looks oily within hours«.

-         Try applying and massaging the
shampoo only at the scalp, and apply your conditioner only on the ends of your hair.

-         Always use a cotton puff or pad to apply these products. 

Scalp Acne

-         You can get breakout even on scalp, it can be annoying,

-         You can use a skin cleanser containing salicylic acid on a
cotton ball and apply it only on the breakout area.

-         you can use your oily scalp shampoo and follow up with an astringent or acne treatment containing salicylic acid applied directly on the
blemish area with a cotton ball or pad.