What should I do if my hands become itchy when I wash my hair frequently?

What should I do if my hands become itchy when I wash my hair frequently? In fact, we don’t have this problem in life, because no matter how frequently we wash our hair, it is only twice a day. Most of those who experience this situation are those who work in the hairdressing industry. Because they need to come into contact with a large number of customers every day and help them wash their hair, their hands become itchy. In fact, in this case, consider whether it is caused by allergies.

Sometimes, some people feel itchy on their scalp even though they have just washed their hair. They always want to scratch it, but they are worried that it will hurt their brain. At the same time, the itchiness is uncomfortable, which makes them very troubled. So, what should you do if your scalp is itchy? What are some tips for treating an itchy scalp? What causes itchy scalp? Let’s take a look.

What to do if your head itches

There are many reasons for itchy scalp. Sometimes itchy scalp is not caused by lack of cleanliness, but may also be caused by scalp folliculitis. So, what should you do if your head itches?

What to do if your head itches

1. I believe many friends will have this experience, that is, the more they scratch, the more itchy it becomes, especially after scratching very hard with their nails. Although there will be some relief for a few seconds, it will become even worse afterwards. So if your scalp itches, don't scratch it with your fingernails, use the pads of your fingers. Cut your nails short, exposing your fingertips, and use massage to relieve itching and calm you down.

2. Don’t wash your hair too frequently, because there is a layer of self-protection substance on the surface of the scalp and hair. If you wash your hair every day, the protective layer will be destroyed and the scalp will naturally become dry and itchy. Generally speaking, if sweating is not too severe and hair is not easily dirty, washing it once or twice a week is appropriate.

3. Everyone's hair quality is different, so you should choose a shampoo that suits you. The water temperature should not be too hot when washing your hair, otherwise it will easily damage the oil of the scalp and hair, causing moisture loss and becoming dry and itchy. Be sure to rinse the shampoo thoroughly after rinsing, otherwise the shampoo remaining on the scalp will make the scalp itchy and uncomfortable.

4. When the sun is strong, you should use a parasol or wear a hat when going out to avoid direct exposure of your scalp. In addition, you should be careful not to eat spicy or irritating foods, and do not smoke or drink, etc., to avoid irritation to the scalp and itching.

5. Try to dye your hair less often or not at all, because some inferior dyes will not only make your hair dry and brittle, but also damage your scalp, causing blockage of hair follicles and itching.

6. If the itching is severe and accompanied by a large amount of dandruff, and it cannot be improved even if you pay attention to personal details, then it is likely a fungal infection and you need to go to the hospital to get some medication.

Tips for curing itchy scalp

1. Wash your hair with salt and borax

Use a small amount of salt and borax, put them in a basin, add appropriate amount of water, dissolve them and then wash your hair. It can relieve itching and remove dandruff.

Use a little salt and borax

2. Vinegar hair washing method

Add 150 mg of aged vinegar to 1 liter of warm water, stir thoroughly, and use it to wash your hair once a day. It has a good effect on relieving itching, removing dandruff, promoting hair growth, and protecting hair.

3. Sanisol shampooing method

First wash your hair with warm water, then take 100 ml of new Chlorhexidine solution, add an equal amount of water to dilute and mix well. When washing your hair, immerse your hair completely, rub it repeatedly with your hands, and then wrap your head with a towel. Wash it off with warm water after half an hour. It usually takes effect in one go. If it is not completely removed, wash it again using the same method after a week.

4. Onion mud shampooing method

First, mash the onion into a paste, wrap it in gauze, and pat your head with it until the onion juice is evenly applied to your scalp and hair. Wash off the onion juice after a few hours. It is also very effective in relieving itching and removing dandruff.