Contrary to popular belief, Dry Scalp and Dandruff are not the same and are solved with opposite treatments.
Dandruff: the yeast on your scalp is overrun and is feeding on excess oils.
Treatment: Starve the fungus. Dry out the scalp. Reduce oil production.
Dry scalp: the skin on your scalp needs moisture, and is creating dry, dead, flaking skin.
Treatment: Moisturize the scalp. Some conditioners double as scalp treatments.
It's important to know which issue you're working with
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This time of year, we see a lot of Dry Scalp (NOT Dandruff). The weather's changing, the heaters go on. Lips, hands, skin, hair and scalp ALL need more moisture this time of year.
The last thing you want to do is dry your scalp and hair out more with Dandruff hair and scalp care products creating an even dryer problem!
Highly recommend partnering with a dermatologist if you believe you have a Dandruff problem, but your hairstylist should be able to help with Dry Scalp.
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It’s really frustrating when you shave your head.
@TheHairlockSupreme
I understand. I'm just saying it's harder for me to tell if it's dry or oily scalp.
@Jeber It really helps to partner with a professional if there's anything abnormal going on 🥰
@Jeber It's a common misconception that shaved heads don't need scalp care separate from typical body care.
Scalps should still be treated as scalps despite lack of hair due to the oil production that happens there regardless of hair.
If anything, there's less hair to move the oils away from the scalp, so it may need even more scalp care.
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