DANDANDRUFF Scalp dandruff: not just a cosmetic problem Scalp dandruff is a widespread and often underestimated condition. It manifests itself with visible flaking and, in many cases, itching and discomfort. However, it is not just a cosmetic problem. On the contrary, it is a clear sign of an imbalance in the skin....
PSORIASIS Scalp psoriasis: a definition Scalp psoriasis is a complex condition that manifests itself with scaling, redness and thickening of the skin. It is often confused with dandruff or seborrhoeic dermatitis. However, it is a different reality, involving the entire organism. It is not just a skin manifestation; it is a sign of an imbalance...
HYPERHYDROSIS / EXCESS OF SWEAT Excessive hyperhidrosis of the scalp: what it really means Hyperhidrosis of the scalp, or excess of sweat, is a condition that is often underestimated. Many people consider it only a temporary discomfort. In reality, it is a definite sign of an imbalance. When the scalp sweats excessively, the regulatory system does not work...
SEASONAL HAIR LOSS Seasonal hair loss: causes, stress and when to worry What is seasonal hair loss Seasonal hair loss is a temporary increase in hair loss that occurs mainly in spring and autumn. This phenomenon, also called seasonal effluvium, generally appears: in spring (late February to May)...
SEBORRHEA greasy hair What is seborrhoea and why does it occur Seborrhoea, or hyperseborrhoea, is a scalp condition characterised by excessive sebum production. This occurs due to overactivity of the sebaceous glands. The result is a scalp that loses balance and struggles to regulate itself. The most common signs of seborrhoea The effects...
REDNESS AND INFLAMMATION Scalp redness and inflammation: they are not random Scalp redness and inflammation are clear signs of an imbalance. They are often perceived as a temporary nuisance. However, in most cases, they indicate that the scalp is under stress. It is not only visible redness. It is a reaction of the...
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