If you don’t properly handle acne on your scalp in summer, it may cause permanent hair loss

In summer, we sweat a lot, and the scalp is an important channel for sweating. But the scalp is different from our skin. There is hair on the scalp, which makes it difficult for sweat to be discharged in time, and some acne will appear on the scalp. If these acne are not handled properly, they may cause permanent hair loss. So what are the causes of scalp acne?

1. Personal reasons: On the one hand, it is due to the imbalance of sebum secretion, and on the other hand, it may be caused by frequent scratching with unclean nails. Pay attention to the hygiene of the scalp, do not wash it too often or too specifically, and use some shampoo products with degreasing effect. Do not touch the scalp with your nails. It will be fine after a period of conditioning. In addition, mood and work and rest will also have an impact. If you are in a bad mood, tired, or have an abnormal work and rest recently, you should adjust your body first. Pay attention to washing your hair more often, drinking more water, and scratching your scalp less with your hands. At the same time, you can use some oil-controlling and refreshing shampoos, so that the scalp will feel cool and comfortable after washing.

2. Shampoo problem: Shampoo is not washed thoroughly and residues remain in the hair.

Most shampoos sold in supermarkets now contain conditioner ingredients, which is a kind of silicone oil attached to your hair. Of course, your scalp will not feel it, and your hair will only feel very smooth. However, in fact, your scalp is being damaged. Therefore, when washing, you should gently rub your scalp with your hands and rinse your scalp several times. It is best to expand the scope a little, such as the forehead, neck, and ears. If you don’t wash it thoroughly, it is easy to get acne, and then it will dry and become a kind of small particle thing. It will come out when you pinch it. It is very annoying.

3. Scalp problem (psoriasis) The scalp is normal, but there is dandruff. When combing the hair, dandruff falls off. In this case, we call it simple pityriasis of the scalp.

If there is a lot of dandruff, the skin is thick, there are red spots on it, the hair can be in clumps, and there are rashes on other parts of the body, then we may diagnose it as psoriasis.

4. Scalp problem (seborrheic dermatitis): If the scales on the scalp are greasy, the hair is greasy and dry, and there are some red spots on the scalp, then this may be seborrheic dermatitis.

5. Scalp problems (pityriasis asbestosis) The scalp scales are very thick and dry and powdery. This is most likely pityriasis asbestosis. 6. Scalp problems (tinea capitis) There is a type of tinea capitis that can also cause an increase in dandruff, mainly tinea capitis, which is accompanied by hair loss. Mycological tests are positive and are relatively easy to diagnose. These are the more common types of dandruff in clinical practice.