How to remove the thick scalp cuticle?

The scalp is the foundation of hair growth, and people are very concerned about the health of the scalp, because poor scalp health may cause hair loss or major scalp disease problems. For example, thick scalp cuticle is a relatively common scalp disease, which can cause great damage to the health of the hair. Let's take a look at how to remove the thick scalp cuticle? I hope everyone can understand.

The stratum corneum is the result of normal cell metabolism and is composed of 5-10 layers of dead, flat, anucleate, hexagonal keratinocytes, and its organelles have almost disappeared. However, once the stratum corneum thickens and covers the surface of the scalp, it can affect the breathing of the scalp hair follicles at the very least, or cause inflammation and fungi at the worst, causing serious scalp health problems and eventually leading to hair loss.

Scalp Exfoliation Tips

A simple scalp exfoliant is a mixture of brown sugar and olive oil. To ensure optimal results, divide the mixture into four or more portions and apply evenly to different areas of your scalp, then gently massage your scalp. Follow with shampoo and conditioner as usual. Remember to wash it thoroughly before use~~~

Warm Tips: Scalp exfoliation is suitable for oily scalp, not suitable for sensitive scalp and dry scalp~~

How often should you exfoliate?

In the case of a thin scalp with a relatively balanced oil content, exfoliation twice a month is enough; for those with oily scalp and hair, exfoliation should be done two to three times a week. Another thing is that the scalp is obviously aged, has no blood color, and is covered with thick cuticle. Twice a week is enough. If your scalp is inflamed or damaged, do not use exfoliator first. Of course, this is not a standard and depends on the climate and personal circumstances.

Don’t over-exfoliate in winter

In winter, most people's scalps will be dry, especially the skin will peel and flake. The skin is relatively prone to dryness and sensitivity, so it is important to take good care of the keratin. Exfoliation should not be excessive. Excessive exfoliation will not only make the skin lose its resistance, but also cause symptoms such as allergic inflammation or red blood streaks.