Les boutons n’existent pas seulement sur le visage, les boutons cuir chevelu peuvent également être difficiles à vivre et à cacher… Il est donc important de comprendre leurs causes afin de trouver des solutions cuir chevelu naturelles pour les traiter le plus naturellement possible !
I. Boutons cuir chevelu : les différentes causes
Folliculitis of the scalp
Folliculitis is the most common infection, it is an inflammation of the hair follicle, which causes the appearance of pimples and is accompanied by itching. It can be more or less painful and scabs can form.
There are many sebaceous glands on the scalp, so it is common for pimples to appear there. They are often caused when sebum and dead skin block the hair follicle.
Scalp acne is often the result of an infection caused by bacteria, fungus or the accumulation of hair products such as shampoos, colourings, styling products (hair sprays, gels, etc.).
The sport
When you sweat, especially after a sports session, theperspiration can moisten hair and skin, creating an environment that is conducive to the growth of fungi and bacteria. This creates a moist, warm environment that allows bacteria to grow, causing irritation and dandruff.
In addition, hair products such as gels and sprays can build up on the scalp and irritate sensitive skin.
To prevent scalp irritation during exercise, it is recommended to wash your hair after exercise and to choose mild hair products without potentially irritating ingredients.
II. Et si c'était de l'eczéma ?
Seborrheic dermatitis is an inflammatory skin disease considered a chronic form of eczema.
It appears and develops on the body in areas where there are many sebaceous glands, such as the scalp, the space between the eyebrows, or the furrow between the nose and the cheeks.
Genes and hormones are thought to play a role in the development of this inflammation. It is a non-contagious and benign skin disease. Although it is a chronic disease that occurs in recurrent outbreaks, it can also disappear on its own.
Its causes are:
- Stress and fatigue
- The application of fatty substances
- Hormonal changes or diseases
- Inadequate personal hygiene
- Alcohol abuse
- Obesity
- Pregnancy
- Certain medications
- Very cold or wet temperatures
On the scalp of the person affected by an outbreak of seborrheic dermatitis, we can observe red patchesoften darker on the edges, a scalp that is too dry with dandruff that easily falls off. Itching at the level of these patches is most often noted when the scalp is too inflamedThe person may also experience burning sensations.
Allergic eczema
Allergic eczema is a condition that affects about 2% of the population. Allergic eczema on the scalp is a skin condition that is characterized by itching, redness and rashes on the scalp. This condition is often caused by hair products that have not been tolerated by the scalp.
This is often the case with hair colors that can cause eczema in some people due to their chemical composition. Ingredients such as parabens, phenoxyethanol, preservatives and fillers can irritate sensitive skin and trigger an allergic reaction. leading to allergic reactions. Small blisters full of liquid appear in particular at the level of the ears and the neck. An allergy test can then confirm whether or not the product used is allergic.
III. Boutons cuir chevelu : les solutions
In the most serious cases, please consult your doctor or dermatologist who will prescribe a suitable treatment to be applied to the skin lesions.
Unclogging the follicles
First of all, our scalp is very sensitive, if it lacks cleanliness dandruff can appear, so it is important to wash it regularly, making sure to use a shampoo adapted to its hair.
The frequency of washing will depend on your hair type, some will wash their hair daily (so use a special shampoo that is gentle enough not to damage the scalp.), while others will need to wash their hair only once a week.
Beware of dry shampoo, which tends to make the problem worse. Indeed, even if it allows to gain one or two days on the shampoo, it does not eliminate the dead skins, on the contrary. Used too often, it mixes with the dead skin cells and creates an environment favorable to dandruff. Dry shampoo should therefore be used sparingly!
Tea tree oil
This oil has a strong woody smell, is purifying and cleansing, it has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory powers which makes it a great ally to treat oily scalp problems, dandruff, itching and pimples. Applied regularly, it allows hair to re-grease less quickly and to cleanse the roots.
You can add 3 to 4 drops of pure tea tree to your usual shampoo at the time of washing or combine it with a vegetable oil, black cumin oil or jojoba oil for example, which are very beneficial for oily hair. Leave the mixture on your hair for several hours.
Compléments alimentaires boutons cuir chevelu
At D-LAB NUTRICOSMETICSwe offer a wide range of complément alimentaire hair with clean and patented formulas.
To cleanse the scalp, we recommend :
Microcirculation Detox which will purify, reoxygenate and nourish the scalp in depth. This mineral and vegetable formula promotes the elimination of toxins, stimulates circulation in the micro-vessels and encourages the delivery of essential nutrients to the heart of the bulb.
L’Absolu de KératineThis French green-tech jewel will bring new life to the most demanding, damaged and tired hair. Powerful anti-hair loss, it will provide a high dose of patented and perfectly assimilable keratin to fill in gaps and restore structure and increase hair volume.
The Zinc Absolute will prevent skin problems and improve the quality of your scalp. It has wound healing and anti-inflammatory properties. It allows to fight against scalp problems. Thanks to its contribution in Zinc the scalp becomes stronger and resistant.
