Clinical Blogs — scalp health

When the season changes, you may consider changing your skincare routine. What about your hair and scalp? With decreasing humidity in the fall or in summer when we turn on the air-conditioner, our skin including our scalp can lose moisture very easily. To protect and promote our scalp and hair health, we got to take care of them from outside in and inside out. We should always keep ourselves hydrated with an adequate amount of water intake daily. Maintaining a healthy diet is essential for hair and scalp health. Nutrients that are beneficial to our hair and scalp including but...

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Some plant oils and extracts are great for hair and scalp health as well! Hemp Oil Helps to reduce hair loss Locks in moisture Strengthens hair shaft and scalp Helps to stimulate hair growth Adds shine without greasy feeling Argan Oil Hydrates and repairs dry and damaged hair Restores shine and mends split ends Reduces frizz Revitalized scalp Coconut Oil Contains fatty acids that protect the roots; helps to prevent breakage Protects hair from environmental impurities and excess heat Rich in antioxidants and nutrients such as vitamin E and iron, which improve softness and luster Aloe Hydrates Chamomile Prevents hair...

Some essential oils are really great for our hair and scalp! Lavender Helps to improve dandruff, inflammation and dermatitis Regulates sebum production Peppermint Cooling, soothes the scalp Suitable for congested skin Regulates oil production Rosemary Good for scalp with dermatitis and eczema Helps to improve circulation to scalp and good for hair growth

Some of the most common hair and scalp problems that we experience are hair loss, dandruff and damaged hair. We are all well aware of these problems but do we actually know the factors that cause them, especially hair loss problem? People generally have 100,000 to 200,000 hair on their head. On average, we shed about 50-100 hair daily and grow about ¼ inch of hair every month. Does any of these factors apply to you? Hormone fluctuation Pregnancy Peri-menopause Stopping birth control pill Chronic illnesses Thyroid problems Dermatitis, scalp infection Stress Emotion Family history Overuse of styling products Nutritional...