What if your hair loss was due to your dry shampoo?

What if your hair loss was due to your dry shampoo?

Dry shampoo has many advantages, but too regular use would not be without consequences for the hair. We explain to you.

Dry shampoo is an ally of choice for eliminating excess sebum, spacing out shampoos and giving volume to fine hair. Depending on the formulas, it comes in the form of a spray or a powder to be applied locally to the roots and/or lengths to restore their vigor.

The concern is that this product is so practical that we have tend to use it far too often, which can have many repercussions on hair and scalp health. Taylor Rose, trichologist and social media content creator, explains it all in a video that has already been viewed tens of thousands of times on TikTok.

Overusing your dry shampoo could cause hair loss

According to the professional, improper use of her dry shampoo could lead to hair loss:

Can dry shampoo cause hair loss? The answer is yes, but only if it is misused. [En effet]hair can fall out if you start using dry shampoo as a cleaning product, instead of your classic shampoo.

In effect, dry shampoo does not clean the scalp, so it should not be used as an alternative to regular shampoo on hair that needs to be washed.

Not cleaning your scalp can cause itching, dandruff and possibly hair loss.

To avoid these inconveniences, the trichologist advises considering dry shampoo as a styling product, giving volume and body to the hair, rather than as an alternative to showering.

How to remove dry shampoo from your scalp?

In a second video, Taylor Rose gives some tips on how to remove dry shampoo residue that would build up resistance on the scalp, preventing it from functioning normally.

@thehealthyhur

Here’s how to properly wash dry shampoo out of your hair to avoid build up, flakes, and hair loss! 👍🏼 When washing dry shampoo out, you should be double cleansing your scalp, adding in a clarifying shampoo once a week or once every other week, and using monthly scalp scrubs! #dryshampoo #scalphealth #trichologist #hairtok

♬ original sound – Taylor Rose – Trichologist

@thehealthyhur

Here’s how to properly wash dry shampoo out of your hair to avoid build up, flakes, and hair loss! 👍🏼 When washing dry shampoo out, you should be double cleansing your scalp, adding in a clarifying shampoo once a week or once every other week, and using monthly scalp scrubs! #dryshampoo #scalphealth #trichologist #hairtok

♬ original sound – Taylor Rose – Trichologist

After each use of dry shampoo, you must perform a double shampoo to remove all product residueemphasizing the scalp.

For regular users, a clarifying shampoo should be done every two weeks to target more stubborn residue and excess sebum.

And if you really feel that your scalp is suffocating, you can exfoliate your scalp once a month with a specific product, just before washing your hair.

It may not be the answer to your fall hair loss, but it’s still good to know.


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