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Hair Pulling Disorder (Trichotillomania) Hair pulling disorder (trichotillomania) is a mental health condition marked by repeated urges to pull out hair, leading to noticeable hair loss and distress. Many people pull automatically or in response to tension, stress, or strong emotions. Effective care usually combines habit reversal training within CBT, practical trigger management, and support […]

Hair Dye Allergy Hair dye allergy is usually a form of contact dermatitis caused by ingredients such as p‑phenylenediamine (PPD). Symptoms can include itching, burning, redness, swelling, or blisters on the scalp, face, ears, or neck, sometimes appearing up to 72 hours later. A patch test before each use and choosing lower‑risk formulas can reduce […]

What Causes Head Lice? Head lice usually come from direct head‑to‑head contact with someone who already has them. They crawl from hair to hair; they don’t jump or fly. Sharing items like hats, brushes, or pillows can spread lice, but it’s less common. Lice aren’t linked to poor hygiene and don’t come from pets. Head […]

What Is The Purpose Of Hair Conditioner, And Does It Cause Hair Loss? Hair conditioner smooths and protects the hair shaft, making hair softer, easier to detangle, and less prone to breakage. Used correctly, it does not cause true hair loss because it doesn’t affect the follicles. Most “hair loss” noticed after conditioning is normal […]

What Is Hair Mousse, And Does It Cause Hair Loss? Hair mousse is a lightweight styling foam that adds volume, hold, and curl definition. It doesn’t cause genetic hair loss, but heavy buildup, drying formulas, or scalp irritation can make hair look thinner through breakage or extra shedding. Use a small amount on the lengths, […]

What Is Good For Oily Hair After A Hair Transplant? Oily hair happens when the scalp produces more sebum than your hair can absorb. After a hair transplant, you still need oil control, but the scalp is also healing. Use the surgeon-approved shampoo, wash on the schedule you were given, avoid heavy products on the […]

Post-Hair Transplant Hair Care: Critical Steps For Successful Results The first 10–14 days after a hair transplant are about protecting fragile grafts. Keep the scalp clean, avoid sweating and friction, sleep with your head elevated, and stay out of direct sun. Use only clinic-approved products, don’t pick scabs, and contact your team fast if you […]

How to Get Rid of Dandruff Dandruff is usually caused by scalp irritation and an overgrowth of Malassezia yeast. Treat it by using an anti-dandruff shampoo (such as ketoconazole, zinc pyrithione, selenium sulfide, or salicylic acid), leaving it on for 3–5 minutes, 2–3 times a week. If you have persistent redness, pain, oozing, or patchy […]

Soothing an Itchy Scalp: What Works? Most itchy scalps improve when you switch to a gentle, fragrance-free shampoo, wash with lukewarm water, and moisturize the scalp. Flaking with redness can point to dandruff or dermatitis and may need a medicated shampoo. Seek medical care if you have oozing, pain, patchy hair loss, or itch that […]

What Can Soothe Your Scalp: Tips For Tackling Scalp Eczema Scalp eczema is an umbrella term for itchy, inflamed, flaky scalp skin—often caused by seborrheic dermatitis, atopic eczema, contact allergy, or sometimes a fungal/irritant issue. Relief usually comes from gentle cleansing, regular moisturising, anti-dandruff actives (like ketoconazole or zinc pyrithione), and avoiding triggers such as […]