Dandruff is responsible for flaky scaly which may arise either out as the outcome of fungal or scalp infection. Like any other cells of the body, the skin cells also face a shedding process. The faster a scalp sheds off its skin cells, the worse your dandruff becomes. Potent causes of dandruff are fungal infections, excessive or less oil secretions, and substance sensitivity. When these three factors are clubbed together, it contributes towards the onset of dandruff.
Different categories of the scalp:
Dry scalp: Dry scalp is more prone to itchiness as well as flakiness. People with dry scalp tend to have frizzy and rough hair. Such hair is dry throughout their length from root to tip. More or less they appear dull and sluggish. Their excessive dryness makes it quite tricky for managing them. As a result, these hair are more prone to turn brittle and have excessive split ends. Itching skin is yet another side effect of dry scalp characterized by white flakes which are powdery in their overall appearance and appear distinct from dandruff.
Oily Scalp: Within a couple of days after washing hair, you suddenly feel that your hair is quite greasy. It becomes difficult for you to quit shampooing your hair forever and your scalp is all over covered with oily and waxy flakes. These waxy flakes tend to bind your hair follicles to one another making them appear greasy or waxy.
Combination scalp: This is a specific scalp type wherein the scalp is generally oily and turns flaky while the hair tips appear dry. Grease is common to be found at roots of your hair linings while the tips turn dry and rough.
Normal scalp: Normal scalp do get greasy in summer and dry in winter with the change in environmental conditions. However, for the significant portion of time, it lies somewhere in between. Your hair follicles are easier for managing, and they are neither greasy nor dry.
One anti-dandruff shampoo for all scalp types
The Man Company’s essential hair-care product- Anti Dandruff Shampoo for Men, works perfectly well for all kinds of the scalp. It is rich in apple cider vinegar, neem, moringa, and reetha extracts. It is filled with anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that kill the microbial colonization that thrives on to your scalp surface. Anti-inflammatory action of this anti-dandruff shampoo soothes all types of skin irritation that are likely to occur during your dandruff healing process.
Experts recommend the use of this anti-dandruff shampoo for restoring the moisture content of your scalp to an optimized state. It aids in regulating the pH of your scalp so that there is no chance for the bacterial or fungal contamination to take place. Apple cider vinegar is rich in enzyme contents. These enzymes trigger the opening of hair follicles to maintain a healthy scalp thereby facilitating thick and voluminous hair growth.
Application of this anti-dandruff shampoo is relatively more comfortable as compared to the other products available in the market. At first, you need to damp your hair sufficiently with water. Take appropriate amount of shampoo on one of your palms. Dip your fingertips into it and apply it on your scalp while applying a gentle massage either in clockwise or an anti-clockwise direction. Leave it for some time and then rinse it off thoroughly with lukewarm water. Towel dry your hair and for better results, stick to this shampoo until you completely bid adieu to your dandruff.
