1. Dry dandruff = Dry scalp
Dry dandruff is when cells produced in the epidermis are not attached due to low sebum secretion and insufficient moisture, causing keratinization.
2. Oily dandruff = Oily scalp
There is a lot of oil in dandruff, so it is lumped and buried in a comb or brush, and it is easy to appear when the condition of the hair is oily. If your hair is oily, there is a lot of sebum secretion, and this sebum and dead cells accumulate, resulting in dandruff.
In my case, I had a severe oily scalp about 6-7 months ago.
You know the expression, "My head becomes rice cake after I sleep." That's about it.
It's only after you change your shampoo (previously soap-green tea soap, shampoo-pentine) that the oil has decreased to some extent and the dandruff has gradually decreased, so now there's no dandruff even if you brush your hair on purpose. I don't know exactly if it's because of shampoo, but I've seen some effects in alleviating hair loss, dandruff, and improving scalp conditions.
The simple way to examine the condition of the scalp is to check the condition of oil by pressing a cotton pad (something that women use to remove their makeup) or fingers on the scalp every hour after washing their hair.
If you wash it in the morning and your oil increases in the evening, it's not that bad
If you get quite a bit of oil after 1-2 hours after washing your hair, you should consider it a bit of a bad oily skin.
If you have oily skin after measuring your scalp over time (sorry, I'm sorry) I have oily skin, so outside this side...)
It is recommended that you use green tea conditioner. For more information, you can search on this bulletin board. If you can't find it, please let me know again.
Usually, men are more active, so most of them are intelligent than dry.
In this case, you should use a one that has a strong cleaning power.If you have oily skin, it's stronger than acid shampoo (ph5,5)...
If you use conditioner, don't apply it to your scalp, but apply it slightly to the tip of your hair and then hang it cleanly. This is because rinse is not a hair nutrient. If it is not fully hung, it can remain on the scalp and cause inflammation.
You have to be careful when choosing shampoo. It may work for others, but it may not suit you. First of all, please let me know if it's oily or dry.
If you go to the Glue Shampoo Bulletin Board, there will be people who know better than me.
Ask them.
I don't know if I answered enough.
If you have any questions again, please feel free to post them.
I'll answer as soon as I know
Worried 男 Wrote:
> Is there any way to know if my hair is oily or dry..
> I'm trying to choose a shampf, but I don't know much about my hair..Please answer me..
> How do you classify it..
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