How to take care of your scalp from build-up (Scalp Build Up)
Scalp buildup is the collection of "dirt" from several sources, such as sebum on scalp, dead skin cells, hair products , airborne pollutants, pollen, and even tobacco smoke, on the hair and scalp. Scalp buildup may result from excessive sebum production. The protective layer of skin on your scalp needs sebum to function. It creates an oily barrier between the skin and everything underneath it and the environment. Eccrine sweat is also produced on your scalp. 99% of the sweat in this category is water, and its pH ranges from 4.5 to 6. The "acid mantle" of the skin is made up of sebum and sweat. This acid layer guards against microbial growth and offers protection. You use numerous hair products (such as gel, leave-in, cream, and even dry shampoo) daily, which pile up on your scalp. Additionally, as time passes, you may notice that your hair is becoming drier or is having some trouble curling. The signs of scalp buildup can resemble those of eczema, sc...