I am a man with male hair loss, psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis, and folliculitis.
Since I've been interested in shampoo, I've been using nizoral, jink pyrucion-containing shampoo, and botanical shampoo.
I decided to wash my hair with water after reading something that was not very recognized that some substances in the detergent remain on the skin and affect it.
I also questioned the need to use detergent on skin that is not so dirty.
There hasn't been much change. It feels like hair follicles and erosive dermatitis have been alleviated a little and psoriasis has progressed slowly.
However, sometimes I shampoo, but hair follicles and psoriasis get worse.
I think it must be true because I've observed it many times.
I think the irritation and drying caused by shampoo may have an effect.
A few days ago, I saw an article on the news that most of the domestic kitchen detergents have environmental hormones, and I think there may be various problems with shampoo.
I washed my face and took a shower for about a month or two with only water, but there is nothing wrong.
Maybe it's because I have dry skin, but if you do it for a long time, your skin becomes dry and dead skin cells occur.
By the way, I washed my face and washed my hair in the morning and evening, and I took a shower once a day.
It's getting hot now, so I'll have to do it twice.
Finally, let me state that I don't think the content of this article can be applied to everyone.
If there is anyone who wants to practice it, I recommend you to carefully check the cycle and role of the stratum corneum.
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