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The 4 common scalp issues: Do you understand what your scalp is indicating?

2024-10-17｜Lena

Incorrect shampooing and hair care methods, genetic factors, environmental influences, and not drying your hair immediately after washing can all contribute to scalp issues. Poor scalp health can lead to itchiness, excessive oiliness, scalp acne, and dandruff, which may eventually cause inflammation and blockages, leading to the most severe consequence—hair loss. Ultimately, severe hair loss can often be traced back to the root cause: the scalp!

Catalogue

I. The 4 most common scalp issues

II. MCG special feature - becoming a better you

III. Quick guide to identifying your scalp type

IV. Episode 1 HAIR PLUS: How often should you wash your hair?

V. Recommended scalp care products by MCG

the Four Most Common Scalp Issues

The 4 most common scalp issues

⭐ Common scalp issue 1: Scalp inflammation

Itchy scalp is often a symptom of inflammation. For example, finding pimples when scratching your scalp may indicate irritation and itchiness. It’s recommended not to continue scratching, as this can worsen the inflammation. If the condition persists, seek advice from a medical professional as soon as possible.

⭐ Common scalp issue 2: Oily scalp
An oily scalp is caused by excessive secretion of oils, often related to lifestyle habits (like diet and lack of sleep) and the hair care products used (such as shampoos and conditioners). Wearing hats or helmets for long periods can also lead to increased scalp oiliness.

⭐ Common scalp issue 3: Dryness and dehydration
A dehydrated scalp often comes with dandruff and can be attributed to two main causes:

Naturally Dry Scalp: This occurs when the sebaceous glands are less active. If your skin type is dry, your scalp is likely to be dry as well.

Prolonged Sun Exposure: UV rays can damage scalp health. Those who spend a lot of time outdoors are particularly prone to scalp dehydration.

⭐ Common scalp issue 4: Hair loss
Hair loss occurs when the hair follicles lack nutrients, commonly due to factors such as personal health, poor blood circulation, or not drying the hair immediately after washing. It’s recommended to consume foods rich in calcium and collagen to maintain scalp health. New mothers may also experience hair loss in the initial months postpartum, which usually subsides around six to seven months after childbirth.

MCG special feature - becoming a better you

EP1-2: Weekly Scalp Analysis Revealed! What Will the Results Be?

Cisca: "It's like adding a protective layer to the scalp."

◆ What can a scalp analysis actually do?
◆ What surprising discovery did Cisca find on her own scalp?
◆ Curious to see how Teacher Cisca analyzes her scalp?
◆ Not drying your hair immediately and wrapping it up for too long could lead to…?
◆ The scalp and skin are connected, so why care for your skin but not your scalp?

Quick guide to identifying your scalp type

Some people experience severe oiliness not because they aren’t washing properly, but because they’re over-washing. The scalp naturally secretes oil every 4–6 hours. When it’s over-cleansed and lacks oil, the scalp’s sensing mechanism kicks in, detecting the absence of oil, and then overcompensates by producing excess oil. This leads to a cycle of feeling increasingly oily the more you wash. So, the first step in hair washing is understanding your scalp type.

Episode 1 HAIR PLUS: How often should you wash your hair?

Quick Tips for Identifying Your Scalp Type:

Oily: Hair gets oily the day after washing, requiring daily washing.

Combination Oily: Hair becomes oily by the afternoon of the next day, also requiring daily washing.

Normal: Hair remains clean and non-oily for two days after washing; washing every 1–2 days is sufficient.

Dry: Hair stays non-oily even by the third day; washing every 2–3 days is enough.

Tying your hair can also cause hair loss
In addition to poor scalp health, women who frequently tie their hair up are at risk of hair loss. Avoid overly tight hairstyles, and minimize the use of hair gels and styling sprays. If you must use them, make sure to wash them out thoroughly.

Recommended scalp care products by MCG

Recommended scalp care products by MCG

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