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Hair, like skin, changes during different stages of life. In addition, it is influenced by hormonal, environmental, emotional changes... there are many factors that can affect hair health. But for your peace of mind, there are also many treatments and cares available to treat hair in each specific situation. Do you want to know more? Keep reading.

What is Seborrheic Dermatitis

In today's blog, we will talk specifically about seborrheic dermatitis, which although it normally affects the scalp, can also affect the skin on other parts of the body. This alteration usually causes the skin to have a oily and flaky appearance, and it can occur at different stages of life: in adolescence and in adulthood it is usually called oily dandruff, and when it appears in babies it is usually known as a milk crust. When it appears normally is accompanied by intense itching, which usually worsens in times of cold and dry environment.

In adolescence and adulthood

During adolescence, hormonal changes occur that favor the onset of Seborrhea, where there is an alteration in the production and composition of sebum by the sebaceous glands that increases the amount of sebum in the scalp, which can slightly alkalize the pH and promote the production of microorganisms and dandruff (oily dandruff), which in turn will cause reddening of the scalp and itching.

Adulthood is usually more common among men between 30 and 60 years of age, although it also appears in women. In this case, excess seborrhea can cause hair loss due to pore blockage and reduced nutrient irrigation.

Other factors that may promote seborrhea include:

1. A diet rich in fatty acids and carbohydrates.
2. The use of certain medications or certain pathologies.
3. Anxiety or stress.
4. Inadequate cleaning habits and aggressive cosmetic products.
5. Environmental factors.

For the treatment of seborrhea, our goal will be to control sebum production, balance pH and control the production of microorganisms. It will also be important to moisture of the scalp.

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What can I do

Ioox Plus Keto Shampoo

- It is formulated for the treatment of oily dandruff with excess sebaceous secretion.
- Cleans and exfoliates the scalp, removing dead cells to promote cell renewal.
- It inhibits the growth of microorganisms, reduces inflammation, congestion and effectively relieves itching.
- Regulates the production of fat and sebum.

It contains:

Salicylic acid: It comes from the willow bark, its main action is to cleanse and exfoliate, removing dead cells and promoting cell renewal.
‍Piroctonolamine: Anti-dandruff active ingredient, with antifungal properties, normalizes excessive scaling of the scalp and effectively relieves itching.
‍Sage Essence: with astringent, antiseptic and healing properties.
Ictyol pale: natural oil that inhibits the growth of microorganisms, reduces inflammation, reduces congestion and is sebum-regulating.

Mode of use

Apply Keto Ioox Plus to damp hair, massaging gently on the scalp, and let it act for 3 to 5 minutes. Rinse with plenty of water. It is recommended to use it 2 or 3 times a week and combine the rest of the days with a non-aggressive shampoo for daily use.
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Trico Ioox Antiseborrhoeic Solution

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Trico Ioox is a hair lotion for the treatment of hair loss due to excess seborrhea. The solution allows formulations with minoxidil, retinoic acid, corticosteroids and other necessary active ingredients. It stimulates the hair follicle and strengthens the root.

It contains:

Trichopeptides: they regulate sebaceous secretion, lubricate, repair and revitalize hair.
Urea: removes keratin from the scalp and has fungicidal effects.
Sabal serrulata: has anti-eborrhoeic action.
Panthenol: protects the scalp and promotes the renewal of the epidermis. It conditions, nourishes and shines the hair.

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Mode of Use

Apply to wet or dry hair on the top of the head. Perform a gentle massage with your fingertips and Don't clarify. It dries quickly and Does not leave a greasy residue. Use twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening for at least 4 months. From the fourth month onward, use 3 times a week as maintenance.

What other steps can I take

- Keep one healthy and balanced diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables, cereals and foods rich in essential fatty acids, zinc, group B vitamins (such as eggs, seafood, nuts...), without excess carbohydrates and unhealthy fats.
- Use a daily shampoo without detergent for gentle cleansing of the scalp between treatments, such as Ioox Daily Shampoo
‍- Rinse your hair with plenty of warm water, without excessive heat or cold.
- When drying your hair, keep an eye on it with the dryer and with the extreme temperatures; and when possible, prioritize natural drying.
- Avoid attacks from cold, air or sunshine Intense.

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When to see a doctor

1) Do you feel anxiety or discomfort.
2) You've tried self-care, unsuccessfully.
3) Suspicions of a infection.

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