Scalp Health
Depending on the area of the body, the skin can have different characteristics, such as layer thickness, relief, vascularization or number of nerve endings. These differences play a decisive role in the care strategies specific to each area. While the skin of the face, for example, is oily, the skin on the legs is comparatively dry.
The scalp is equally unique – it’s pretty thick, dense, oily, warm, and moist, with lots of hair follicles. The scalp area is also one of the areas most exposed to aggressions such as heat, radiation, mechanical and chemical stress. For example, chemicals used in hair products such as dyes, bleaching agents, relaxers and straighteners, as well as fragrances, preservatives, or emulsifiers come into contact with the scalp, affecting its health and functions. Scalp damage can directly affect the health of the hair, resulting in structural changes to the hair shaft.