What shampoo can cure hair loss

Nowadays, more and more people like to stay up late, but the harm caused by staying up late is quite serious. Staying up late can cause hair loss, which is not good for people of any age. You can use ginger shampoo to remove oil, which is very suitable for people with oily hair. However, this can only prevent hair loss, and is less effective in alleviating or treating hair loss. Patients with hair loss should pay special attention during use.

Ginger shampoo can effectively remove oil from oily hair. Please note that it removes oil, not controls oil. Ginger has the function of activating blood circulation, so it should have the effect of promoting hair growth. However, the concentration in shampoo is too low and the time it stays on the head is too short, so it actually has no effect.

Some ginger shampoos on the market have a very strong ginger smell and will cause your hair to heat up after washing. This means that they use fragrances and chemical solutions to stimulate the scalp to heat up. They are not real ginger shampoos because the ginger content in ginger shampoos is very small. They are mainly deionized water and detergent ingredients. It is impossible for the smell to be stronger than that of a piece of ginger. Real ginger shampoo is suitable for oily hair and has a certain effect in preventing hair loss, but it does not have the effect of stopping hair loss. In other words, it has a preventive effect if used before hair loss occurs, but it is too late to use it after hair loss starts. Hair growth is even more impossible.

Can ginger shampoo treat hair loss?

Using ginger shampoo to treat hair loss is beneficial to physical health through conversion in the digestive system, but it is not very effective in treating hair loss when used on the scalp. Because it acts on the epidermis of the scalp, which is the thickest layer of the human body, a bit like pig skin, but the hair roots are rooted in the muscle layer under the scalp. The subcutaneous part of the scalp tissue is the muscle layer, which is densely covered with blood vessels and has abundant blood flow. This is the "main soil for nourishing hair". If it only acts on the epidermis and cannot reach the muscle layer, it is like scratching an itch through a shoe for the treatment of hair loss. Moreover, excessive stimulation can easily cause allergic skin on the scalp. Therefore, using ginger to treat hair loss is currently just a saying, and there is no scientific theory or experimental proof. Patients with hair loss should use it with caution to avoid failing to cure hair loss and causing more serious consequences.