Scalp Benefits
common hair conditions
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- Small cracks in the cuticle that deepen into the cortex
- a mass of hair strands tangled up in a mat that cannot be separated
- lumps/swelling along the hair shaft
- Grayness, or whiteness of scalp hair
- the Alternating bands of gray & dark hair
- Abnormal hair coverage on areas of the body that normally would be lanugo/ baby-fine hair appears
- Beads are formed on the hair shaft
- crusty patches of red irritated scalp from an autoimmune disease of the skin
- excessive flaking, on the scalp or falls to the shoulders, itchiness, tightness and irritation.
- Pityriasis
- Dry dandruff
- Dry flakes attached to the scalp and appear translucent
- Greasy or Waxy
- Oily flakes combined with oil which stick to the scalp and appear yellowish
- Broken hair
- Trichoptilosis/ Brittle Hair / Fragilitis Crinium
- nodules
- matting
- Ringed hair
- hypertrichosis
- monilethrix
- Red and circular patch of small blisters
- ringworm
- Enlarged open hair follicles, surrounded by clusters of red spots on scalp
- ringwrom of the scalp
- Dry, yellow,and encrusted areas on the scalp (peculiar odor)
- honeycomb ringworm
- Red and watery vesicles,caused by an animal parasite that burrows under the skin
- itch mite
- Infestation of head lice on the scalp that causes itching & eventual infection
- what is the average hair per square inch on the average head
- 90,000
- 110,000
- 108,000
- 140,000
- baby-fine, silky hair, shed shortly after birth
- short, fine, non- pigmented hair found more on women
- heredity, hormones and age that causes progressive miniaturization, of certain scalp follicles
- androgenetic alopecia
- excessive hair loss
- horseshoe-shaped fringe of hair, also called male- pattern baldness
- hairline is retained as a straight pattern or “M”-shaped, rare to go bald
- Temporary hair loss at pregnancy
- caused autoimmune skin disease
- total loss of hair
- loss of hair over everywhere
- early in life baldness
- Premature shedding of the hair during resting stage of hair growth
- hair loss due to repetitive traction (excessive stretching and pulling)
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