Sensitive and Atopic scalp

Sensitive and atopic scalp.

Sensitive and atopic scalp have similar symptoms. In both syndromes, the scalp is tender, tender to the touch, irritated, and prone to itching. The scalp often turns red and is dry, even flaky in places.

Sensitive and atopic scalp skin is exposed to various stimuli, such as chemicals, dry climatic conditions, reacts to various allergic dust particles or stress.

The main difference between sensitive and atopic scalp is that atopic skin is usually an inherited condition where the skin's protective layer is damaged and may require medical treatment in the worst case scenario. The skin is very susceptible to external stimuli. External irritations cause dry and itchy skin, other scalp problems, and in some cases, even hair loss.

Sensitive scalp can be treated with the right kind of cosmetic products that provide sufficient moisture and protection.

A sensitive and atopic scalp requires special care and gentle treatment. Mild and highly moisturizing hair care products are best for this skin type. Strengthening the skin's protective layer and balancing the microflora is essential when treating scalp itching. Choosing a shampoo with both moisturizing and keratolytic properties is very important.