Tubular dandruff

Dandruff is very annoying. No matter whether you have long hair or short hair, black hair or hair of other colors, as long as there is dandruff, it will reduce your beauty. In fact, there are many types of dandruff, such as tubular dandruff, which is the most common type. So what is tubular dandruff? How to effectively remove tubular dandruff?

Hair mites are white objects that grow on the hair in segments, that is, white objects similar to dandruff often appear on the hair. This small thing usually appears 1cm-2cm away from the hair root, wrapped in a tube, about 1mm-2mm long, tightly encircling the hair. It is usually easy to break off here when washing or combing the hair. This kind of symptom usually causes the following diseases:

(1) Suffering from tinea capitis. Tinea capitis is divided into white ringworm and black ringworm. Ringworm is caused by a fungal infection. The main symptoms are: there is a white sheath-like fungus sheath at the root of the diseased hair, which causes a slight itchy sensation. The diseased hair grows about 0.5 cm out of the scalp and is easily broken, leaving only a few millimeters of residual root. Generally speaking, ringworm is more common in infants and school-age children, and very few adults suffer from ringworm. This may be related to the fact that adults have well-developed sebaceous glands and the free fatty acids in the scalp have a certain inhibitory effect on fungi. Ringworm is caused by Trichophyton rubrum and Trichophyton tonsurans. Its symptoms are: there is no obvious bacterial sheath at the onset of the disease, and it appears as small black dots, hence the name black ringworm. The hair of black ringworm usually breaks at the root.

(2) Tubular hair. The symptom of this type of hair is that there is a white cover covering the hair, usually at the roots of the hair. But this condition will not cause hair loss, is not a disease, and does not require treatment. This symptom is extremely rare.

(3) Seborrheic dermatitis and hair loss.

(4) Mites.

What people refer to as hair clipper mites are most likely a type of head mite. Head mites are tiny parasites that cannot be seen by the naked eye. These tiny lipophilic animals live in human hair follicles and feed on sebum. After eating, they secrete a lipolytic enzyme to aid digestion. This enzyme will further decompose and erode the sebaceous glands in the scalp, blocking the hair follicles. The hair follicles lack nutrients and shrink, causing hair loss. Because head mites are quite stubborn, small white things will wrap up the hair and cause it to break.

Treatment of hair worms:

The first method: prepare two cloves of garlic and mash them for later use. Then wash your hair as you normally do. While your scalp is still hot, rub the mashed garlic into your hair (it will be a bit spicy). Wrap your head with a towel and wash it with clean water after ten minutes. Use it again after three days and it should be cured. An unexpected benefit of using this method is that your hair can become blacker.

The second method: use sulfur ointment, wash your hair, and treat.

The third method: to treat hair mites, you can use anti-dandruff shampoo containing coal tar