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While dandruff isn't caused by the cold, winter air, it can be exacerbated by it. Dandruff comes from a scalp sensitivity in which the skin gets inflamed, red and itchy and therefore, the body tells the brain to shed skin cells faster than usual. This problem becomes even more acute in winter, when our skin is more prone to drying out and irritation due to other factors such as air and outdoor temperatures.
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1.Poob Lather
Ntau tus neeg xav tias thaum lawv ntxuav lawv cov plaub hau, lawv ntxuav kom huv si. Qhov tseeb, ntau suds thiab npuas, ntau qhov zawv plaub hau puas tuaj yeem ua rau koj cov plaub hau. Nrhiav tshuaj zawv plaub hau thiab co- ntxhua khaub ncaws tsawg dua; lawv feem ntau muaj qhov tsawg kawg nkaus ntawm cov npuas dej.
2.Hloov mus rau Cov Khoom Siv Hluav Taws Xob
Just as you don't want to use harsh cleansers on your face every day, the same is true for your hair and scalp. When you strip the healthy oils from your scalp, it compromises your natural skin protective barrier and leads to more dryness and irritation -- aka more flakes and dry skin patches. Instead of harsh cleaners, use mild products formulated to moisturize and strengthen hair without peeling off the cuticle, the hair's outermost layer.