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About Scalp Care
Scalp Care: your questions
What is scalp care?
Scalp care is the routine of cleansing, exfoliating and soothing the skin on your head so it stays clean, balanced and comfortable. It usually means a gentle shampoo, a weekly exfoliating step and, if you like, a leave-on tonic massaged into the roots.
How can I take care of my scalp at home?
Wash often enough to remove sweat and oil, massage with fingertips instead of nails, and rinse thoroughly. Keep oils and conditioners off the roots, let hair dry before covering it, and wash pillowcases and caps regularly.
Can a dermatologist help with an oily scalp?
Yes. A dermatologist can tell whether your oily, flaky scalp is simple excess oil or a condition such as seborrhoeic dermatitis, and can recommend suitable medicated shampoos if needed. It is worth a visit if oiliness comes with itching, redness or flaking.
How can I get rid of dry skin on my scalp?
Switch to a mild, fragrance-light shampoo, wash with lukewarm rather than hot water, and stop harsh scrubbing. A soothing tonic can help the scalp feel less tight. If flaking continues for weeks or the scalp is red and sore, see a dermatologist.
How do I use a scalp care brush?
Use a soft silicone scalp brush on wet hair with shampoo, moving it in small circles from the hairline to the crown for about a minute. Press lightly; it should feel like a massage, not scratching. Rinse the brush and let it dry after each use.
What is the best medicine for hair loss and regrowth?
There is no single best medicine, because the right option depends on the cause of your hair loss. Only a doctor or dermatologist can diagnose the cause and prescribe treatment. Cosmetic scalp products support scalp comfort but are not a substitute for medical advice.
How often should I exfoliate my scalp?
Once a week is enough for most people, and every two weeks for dry or sensitive scalps. Over-exfoliating can leave the scalp sore and flaky, so stop if you notice stinging or redness.