How to Say Good-Bye to Dandruff

Dandruff is one of the more familiar and frequent skin conditions.  Over half of all the Poles will have dandruff at some stage of their life.  Dandruff is not a disease.  In dandruff there is an increase in the regular loss of cells from the skin surface:  cells clump together producing easily observed unattractive flakes of dandruff.

Dandruff is associated with tiny yeast called Pityrosporum ovale, which is normally present on the scalp.  A sudden increase in the population of this microorganism may lead to skin irritation and accelerate the process of epidermis cell replacement.

Anyone with dandruff should be referred to a doctor.  Fortunately, we have a number of excellent products to deal with the condition.  Ideally, these cosmetics should also meet our hair care needs.  To treat dandruff, try special high-quality anti-dandruff shampoos, such as Pantene Pro-V Anti-Dandruff Daily Care Shampoo (1in1 or 2in1 with a conditioner) which contains zinc pyrithione (ZPT) that can effectively treat and prevent dandruff.

The effect of medicated hair care products should be reinforced with an appropriately tailored diet rich in carbohydrates, particularly vegetables:  corn, broccoli, tomatoes, onion, and milk, vegetable oils, dry yeast, and sunflower seeds.