Sensitive scalps tend to be dry and easily irritated, leading to itchiness, redness, or scalp issues. Chemically treated hair can also become dry, dull, and prone to breakage, requiring extra moisture and repair. When choosing a shampoo, avoid harsh surfactants like SLS, which can strip hair color, worsen scalp sensitivity, and cause dryness. Opt for mildly acidic amino acid-based shampoos, which are gentle on the scalp, help repair chemically treated hair, and lock in color for long-lasting vibrance.

Daily Care Tips:

/ Use lukewarm or cool water when washing your hair to retain scalp moisture.

/ Blow-dry with cool air or use heat-protectant hair oils to prevent damage from high temperatures.

/ Deep-conditioning treatments help restore hair softness and smoothness.

Hair loss can be caused by stress, genetics, diet, or improper hair care. Frequent use of chemical-laden shampoos or styling products can also weaken hair follicles, leading to hair fall.

For oily scalp-related hair loss, use a mild cleansing shampoo that balances oil production. Those experiencing male-pattern baldness should look for ingredients like copper peptides, rosemary, or lavender essential oil, which help create a healthier scalp environment and reduce DHT (a hormone linked to hair loss).

Daily Care Tips:

/ Rinse with warm water for 45 seconds before applying shampoo to reduce scalp irritation.

/ Gently massage your scalp with your fingertips to promote circulation and strengthen hair roots.

/ Avoid washing with overly hot water to prevent scalp dryness and excessive hair loss.

During hot or humid weather, the scalp can become oily and produce an unpleasant odor. However, washing your hair too frequently can have the opposite effect—over-cleansing stimulates sebaceous glands to produce even more oil.

Opt for a gentle cleansing shampoo without SLS to remove excess oil while maintaining the scalp’s natural balance.

Daily Care Tips:

/ Wash your hair twice: the first wash removes surface dirt, while the second cleanses the scalp more deeply.

/ Avoid using hot water to prevent overstimulating oil production.

/ Use dry shampoo powder to quickly absorb excess oil and refresh hair.

Even if your scalp is oily, long hair (especially at the ends) can still become dry. Proper hair care should address both scalp and hair strand needs. Choose a shampoo based on your scalp condition rather than just the moisture level of your hair strands to avoid overburdening your scalp.

Use a mild-cleansing shampoo to maintain a healthy oil balance while incorporating nourishing conditioners or hair oils for dry ends to improve shine and elasticity.

Daily Care Tips:

/ Wash your hair twice: the first wash removes surface oil, while the second deeply cleanses the scalp.

/ Use conditioner or hair oil on dry ends to prevent frizz and split ends.

/ On non-wash days, use dry shampoo to maintain a fresh, clean feeling.