If you want to have healthy hair, it is necessary to have a healthy scalp, you cannot have one without the other. Your scalp is the starting point of the growth of your hair and if your scalp is dry, itchy, and overall in poor condition, then this causes poor hair health. A healthy scalp has a normal pH balance and normal skin thickness which improves hair growth and/or limits hair shedding. If you are looking to boost the health of your scalp, Keranique Follicle Boosting Serum nourishes and fortifies your scalp while strengthening and supporting your hair as it grows. This serum can give you the healthy scalp you need to have a healthy head of hair you want. These helpful tips below can also be beneficial in improving the health of your scalp.
How to Have a Healthy Scalp
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Protect your Scalp from the Sun
You should wear a hat on sunny days in order to protect your scalp from the sun. Too much sun causes UV damage which can cause the thinning hair process to accelerate.
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Maintain a Normal pH Balance
Your scalp and hair have a healthy pH of 4.5 +/- 0.5 and it’s important to keep it at this level to promote normal structure and function. Make sure you are using shampoos and conditioners that contain ingredients to promote a healthy scalp and hair. Keranique Scalp Stimulating Shampoo is designed to gently deep clean and stimulate the scalp to nourish and rejuvenate the hair follicles.
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Stop Shampooing Too Frequently
Everyone’s hair texture and needs are different. While some may only need to wash their hair once a week, others might have to wash their hair multiple times a week. There’s no number set in stone when it comes to how often you should wash your hair, but it’s important to not be washing it too often. If you shampoo too frequently, you strip your hair and scalp of the oils it needs to thrive. However, if you don’t shampoo frequently enough, dirt and oil can clog your pores and follicles which can lead to poor scalp and hair health. Use the process of trial & error to figure out what your hair and scalp need to thrive.
Source: The Dermatologist
This article is not intended to treat any disease or offer a substitution for professional medical advice.
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