You can't wash your hair or scratch it and lose it again?
For those with hair loss, please read it carefully from beginning to end.
This is wrong common sense. If you scratch your hair with your fingers (that's how most people wash their hair), you lose your hair
There are people who think they don't get it again, but that's wrong common sense.
There is clearly a big difference between hair loss caused by hair loss (assuming hair loss caused by DHT in genetic hair loss) and hair loss caused by hair loss due to hair loss and hair loss caused by scratching, such as washing or tearing hair.
People with hair loss will be stressed because washing your hair like scratching your hair usually loses a lot of visible hair. That's why there are many people who wash their hair like stroking their hair or massaging it.
However, in the opinion of the specialist, it is better for hair loss patients to wash their hair like scratching.
Hair loss people don't use soap when they wash their hair. The basic nature of soap is not good for the brain. In general, it is best to keep the scalp weakly acidic or neutral.
But most shampoos are usually mildly acidic or acidic (the same is true of vegetable shampoos)
However, if you rub your hair gently or massage it when you wash your hair with this shampoo, the acidic ingredients of the shampoo remain inside the hair root. This can be seen as a direct effect of hair loss. In addition, hair loss people are usually accompanied by seborrheic scalp, which cannot completely wash away seborrheic sebum stuck inside the hair root by washing the current hair. It stays and when it builds up, it ends up causing hair loss. No matter how many times you hang it, this ingredient usually remains inside the hair root. So this acidic ingredient has a very bad effect on hair.
However, if you wash your hair like scratching, you can cleanly wash the sebum of the seborrheic scalp and wash the acid energy of the shampoo, so you can get a two-snail effect. In addition, it is said that washing your hair with a little lukewarm water and scratching your head can promote blood circulation.
If you lose your hair while washing it, you have nothing to worry about. There are a lot of hair that's already been weakened by hair roots, and there are a lot of hair that's been lost from the hair that's already been lost, and where it's been lost and causing cell division.
If you scratch and wash your hair once or twice, you'll see that your hair keeps falling out, but if you continue to wash it like that, you'll get the impression that it's better for hair loss patients. Rather than regretting losing your hair right away, wouldn't it be better to improve your hair washing method and take more efficient scalp care.
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