What shampoo to choose for oily scalp and dry hair

Our scalp is generally divided into two types: oily and dry, and hair is divided into oily and dry hair. Some people have oily scalp and dry hair, so when choosing shampoo, they always don’t know which shampoo is more suitable for them. In fact, there are some shampoos that are suitable for people with oily scalp and dry hair.

Kerastase Oily Scalp Shampoo is suitable for oily scalp and dry hair. Specification: 250ml Origin: Spain Balances oily scalp and moisturizes dry hair. It helps to remove dirt and excess oil while maintaining the hair's balance. Ingredients and efficacy: Kerastase's "Active Oil Control System" and cationic polymers work together to balance oily scalp and dry hair: while gently cleansing and conditioning scalp oil, it can also selectively care for damaged/dry areas of the hair, keeping the scalp fresh and comfortable, restoring the hair's natural luster, and making it smooth and easy to comb. How to use: Wet your hair with warm water, apply shampoo directly to your scalp, massage your scalp with your fingers for 3-5 minutes, add water to emulsify, create foam, and gently cleanse from the roots to the ends of your hair. Repeat the operation. Tips: Many people wash their hair every day to reduce the greasy and heavy feeling of their hair, which actually causes more oil secretion. Using improper shampoo not only fails to improve oily scalp, but stimulates the secretion of oil, which is counterproductive. Do not wash your hair with water that is too cold or too hot as it can easily irritate your scalp.

People with oily hair produce a lot of oil and wash their hair frequently. Over time, they will develop symptoms of seborrheic alopecia. Excessive secretion of male hormones causes the glands to grow too large, wrapping or squeezing the necks of the hair roots, preventing the hair roots from absorbing nutrients from the body and causing the hair to die. This is generally called seborrheic alopecia. But the reason is not complicated. They are mainly middle-aged men over 20 years old, with very few women.

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The continuous hypertrophy is caused by two forces: the first reason is the male hormone, which cannot be forcibly suppressed by taking medicine or any other method. Oily hair does not necessarily mean hair loss, but if the hair is oily for a long time, you must be alert to the risk of gland hypertrophy. The second reason is that frequent shampooing causes the glands to produce oil more frequently. When your hair is always greasy and your scalp is itchy, you will inevitably increase the frequency of shampooing. The glands will release the missing oil to ensure the supply to the scalp, and the increase in exercise will cause them to hypertrophy.

The above is some basic information about oily scalp and dry hair. I hope it can help you in life. At the same time, I also hope that you can choose a shampoo that suits you. No matter how expensive it is, the suitable one is the best.