There are conflicting opinions about the number of times a person should wash his hair – and two experts record the record straight.
Given that New York City in the days of dogs in the summer and pollen is still floating in the air – Dr. Balva Bradcho, chief medical official at Axa Insurance Insurance, told Daily Mail that people should wash their hair every day.
Before you are anxious, claiming that your daily ascending is bad for your hair – Bradesho has a good reason for his demand.
If you are a person who is allergic to pollen – that is still present in the summer, not only the spring – Bradcho says to shower daily using “warm water instead of hot … to avoid drying the skin, and wherever possible, use soap or missing shampoo.”
And if it does not transmit a suffocating nose, but you know the strings thanks to the incendiary free temperatures that swallow the northeast at the present time – Mandy (B.) Buechner, a famous accredited doctor and hair loss practitioner, for Yahoo! It is recommended to wash daily hair in the summer.
“You want to keep your scalp clean and clear as much as possible for hair growth more healthier. Think about caring for your scalp like skin care,” she told The Outlet.
“I always recommend not to go longer than three days without washing your hair throughout the year, however, in the summer, if you swim or sweat a lot, you can wash safely every day or every day as needed.”
One of the main concerns that people when they are asked to wet their strands every day is the possibility of drying their hair.
To combat this, Buechner recommends using wet hair care products.
“These have the basic fats in the formula to restore the lost moisture and moisture during the harsh hot summer months.”
And if you are planning to spend a great time outside this season, UV rays in the sun may harm any type of hair, so it is recommended to protect your locks by wearing a hat and using SPF on your scalp – because it can burn if exposed.
Speaking of poetry, if you notice that you have the dilution side these days – which is very normal, given that 80 % of men and about half of women suffer from hair loss, according to NYU Langone experts, experts say many different treatments in the market.
“There are many effective treatments available for hair loss, and the best approach depends on the specific diagnosis and needs of the individual, which must be accurately reviewed with a dermatologist,” said Dr. Brian Abyetan, director of skin and hair youth and director of hair transplantation in Kimberly and Eric C. And blood in dermatology in Mount Sinai.
Some of them include minodixil, finasteride and Redensyl.
“Minodixil helps stimulate hair growth,” said Dr. Dina Stachhan, a man -approved dermatologist in Manhattan.
“It has been proven that Vinastraide slows hair loss and even hair reorganization in some cases, but it carries a low risk of side effects, including erectile dysfunction, reduced sperm, and less common, depression.”
“Redensyl stimulates hair growth,” said Strachan. However, I warned that this treatment could cause irritation and dandruff.
