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The Derm-Index : Sensitive scalp
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Sensitive scalp > [7] results
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5 beauty steps to take care of your hair
To preserve beautiful, healthy hair, adopt a good daily hair care routine.
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What causes scalp sensitivity?
A sensitive scalp feels itchy and irritated. An overview of the causes behind scalp sensitivity and the good daily hair care routine to adopt for effectively treating this disorder.
3 questions to an expert > [1] result
To treat an itchy scalp, you must first treat the cause.
Interview with a dermatologist, who speaks about treating itchy scalps.
Testimonies > [1] result
“The itchiness finally stopped!”
Christine’s scalp started to feel itchy after her summer holidays. Today, the irritation and itchiness have finally stopped, thanks to treatments for a sensitive scalp.
Key Figure > [1] result
The statistic - 50% : This is the percentage of women ...
50% : This is the percentage of women who have a sensitive scalp and suffer from itchiness and irritation.
Source : Clinical trial on skin sensitivity conducted on 400 patients by Dr Laurent Misery.
True or False ? > [1] result
Cutting your hair makes it stronger
FALSE
This is a myth that is widespread, yet absolutely false. Our hair, which is embedded in the hair follicles underneath the scalp’s surface, grows from its roots. Cutting a strand of hair at the surface of the scalp will have no strengthening effect on the hair whatsoever.
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