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BehindTheChair

1. Make sure it’s truly dry scalp (not dandruff)
• Dry scalp: small, white flakes, tight or itchy feeling, worse in winter
• Dandruff: larger yellow flakes, oily scalp, redness
If you want, you can tell me what your flakes look like and I’ll help you confirm.

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2. Wash less often & use the right shampoo
• Wash 2–3 times per week if possible
• Avoid sulfates, alcohols, and heavy fragrances
• Look for ingredients like:
• Aloe vera
• Glycerin
• Colloidal oatmeal
• Hyaluronic acid

👉 Avoid “clarifying” shampoos for now — they strip moisture.

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3. Add a scalp oil treatment (1–2x weekly)

Before washing:
• Massage in jojoba oil, argan oil, or coconut oil
• Leave on 20–30 minutes (or overnight if very dry)
• Shampoo gently, don’t scrub hard

💡 Jojoba is best because it mimics your natural scalp oils.

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4. Don’t use hot water
• Hot water dries the scalp fast
• Use lukewarm water, especially when rinsing

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5. Gently exfoliate (once a week)
• Use a scalp scrub or chemical exfoliant (salicylic acid–free if sensitive)
• This removes buildup so moisture can actually absorb
• Don’t overdo it — too much exfoliation worsens dryness

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6. Hydrate from the inside
• Drink more water
• Omega-3s (fish, flax, walnuts) help scalp health
• Low vitamin D or zinc can worsen dryness

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7. Watch styling habits
• Limit:
• Dry shampoo
• Heat styling
• Tight hairstyles
• Avoid scratching — it creates micro-irritation

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When to see a dermatologist
• Thick flakes, redness, or scaling beyond the scalp
• Severe itch or patches on eyebrows/ears
• No improvement after 2–3 weeks

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