If you have scalp issues like dandruff, oiliness, or acne, then you may want to opt for more specialized ingredients.
She also advised opting for shampoos that boast moisturizing ingredients like ceramides, shea butter, glycerin, dimethicone and jojoba and coconut oils. In general, everyone can utilize a “nourishing shampoo” that simultaneously cleanses and moisturizes the hair once or twice a week, regardless of their natural hair texture, noted Allawh. For example, brands like Design Essentials and Briogeo specialize in coarse hair while Ouidad is well-known for collections targeting curl patterns. An easy filter for your choices is your hair texture. While there is a plethora of options out there, shampoo shopping doesn’t have to be complicated. But frequent shampooing - sometimes called overwashing - can strip away the natural oils that help hydrate and nourish hair and could result in a dry scalp, dehydrated strands, hair loss and hair thinning, according to dermatologist Rina Allawh, MD, FAAD.
Shampooing is essential to help remove dirt and product buildup from the scalp and hair.
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