суббота, 19 января 2019 г.

New Pictures Expert reveals how to beat dandruff for good… including lukewarm showers and washing hair daily

If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that having dandruff sucks.


Turning your head and noticing a party of flaky, white bits resting on your shoulder can be both embarrassing, maddening and all in all, not fun for anyone.


Dermatologist Melanie Palm M.D is on hand to help beat beastly dandruff
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Thankfully, a top dermatologist has revealed some of the best hacks for battling it.


Talking to Refinery 29.com, American dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon Melanie Palm M.D defines the problem: “Dandruff is the common name for seborrheic dermatitis, an inflammatory scalp condition in which an abnormal growth of yeast on the skin surface is present.


“It’s characterised by skin flaking and some degree of scalp irritation, whereas dry scalp may feel tight or itchy but really shouldn’t flake — it simply needs moisture from products like masks or conditioning treatments.”


If you fall into the category of flaking, she suggests these simple DIY solutions to try to help reduce the problem.


For a start, you should try washing every day, or at least every other day, to minimise yeast overgrowth.


She said: “Oils and dead skin cells build up if the scalp is not washed, and the scales are mechanically removed during shampooing.”


Washing your hair more regularly could help reduce the amount your scalp flakes
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She added: “Delivering active ingredients — like zinc pyrithione, salicylic acid, and medicated ciclopirox and ketoconazole — to the scalp more frequently is also key to reducing irritation and scale build up.”


Next, she suggests getting your stress levels in check, as well as avoiding big changes in your environmental temperature.


For example, she advises reducing the impact of the current cold winter months by getting hold of a humidifier and having luke warm showers rather than boiling hot ones.


Still no luck? Don’t fear – Palm also shared an approved list of go-to products that might help give your fight with dandruff a little more punch.


Palm says this Ducray Kelual Ds Shampoo has “anti-inflammatory effects”
DUCRAY
  • Kelulal DS Treatment Shampoo, 100ml, £9.90, DucrayBuy it now

This pretty in pink bottle is Oribe’s Serene Scalp Anti-Dandruff Shampoo
ORIBE
  •  Serene Scalp Anti-Dandruff Shampoo, 250ml, £42, Oribe Buy it now

Palm says: “I recommend [Oribe] for patients with heavy scales and those that have colour or chemically-treated hair that should not be stripped by harsher anti-dandruff ingredients.”


Unlike many anti-dandruff products, Palm says this Leonor Greyl product has a flowery smell
LEONOR GREYL
  • Gentle Anti-Dandruff Shampoo, 200ml, £29, Leonor GreylBuy it now

Palm suggests this Neutrogena product is best for women with dark hair, and warns it may stain bath tubs
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  •  T/Gel Therapeutic Shampoo, 250ml, £6.99, NeutrogenaBuy it now

 

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News Photo Expert reveals how to beat dandruff for good… including lukewarm showers and washing hair daily
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