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Thursday 7 July 2011

Hair Care in Monsoon

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Adequate Hair care in rainy seasons

Ø The exposure to the rainwater causes damage not only to the hair but also to the scalp and thus causing damage to the hair root. As the scalp gets damaged it gives rise to a lot of problems.

Ø The consequent warm, humid condition of the atmosphere gives rise to the growth of bacteria and fungi on the scalp. This may cause infection on the scalp, which causes painful pus-filled boils on the scalp and also causes several itchy, flaking patches of fungal infection, and the ultimate result is hair loss in the affected area.

Ø Not only that, the dandruff problems also gets worsened in this season, as the fungal infection flourishes the growth of dandruff problem. And not to mention the itching and irritation are at its height in the monsoons.

Ø First of all to prevent these problems it is very much necessary to have frequent shampooing and keep the hair dry as much possible.

Ø If your hair is exposed to the rain every day, you may even wash your hair every day with a mild shampoo. Keeping the hair clean is far more important. But when you are facing problems with your hair, or you have already got fungal infections then it is recommended to consult a dermatologist immediately for a better suggestion in this respect.

Tips for Hair Care:

1. It is recommended to avoid brushing or tying up

your hair when wet, as the hair tends to break very

easily when wet.

2. Use a dry towel to soak the water from your hair.

3. Let the hair dry completely and then comb it with a

wide toothed comb, and avoid brushing it.

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Dr Rohinee (India)

Posted in: Healthy Living

1 comments:

Anonymous says:

8 July 2016 at 02:48

Thanks for these information and as you explain it wonderfully ,monsoon hair fall
also very big reason people were facing in these season because many people hair are keep wet due to humidity in environment so keeping hair clean and dry in these season is very important ,and we should take some type prevention that you can read in my blog-Best Ways to Prevent Monsoon Hair Fall

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