Dear family,you got dry hair and isn’t trying to breathe and you need some tea tree oil and shampoo and conditioner to wash out but don’t put the tea tree oil on your hair only on scalp!
@@user-xk9ro2jy2t yes of course our scalp needs a skincare routine, it's still skin, just more specialized with more needs. If anything it needs more care because it's a far more humid and damp and dark environment with lots of bacteria and yeast and play. It still sweats but it also produces a lot of oil and grows a lot of hair. It's literally so hard working if you can give it cleanses, massages, nourishment and sometimes even medication when required, your scalp (and therefore hair) will be soo healthy
found that out the hard way. gonna go back to washing it every day. i had no issue either lol. it just took a little bit of time once it got longer but now im gonna get haircuts more frequently haha
@@thewatershopkeeper it's normal for our bodies to produce sebum to help nourish and lubricate the hair follicles. since we evolved to have to be waterproof or else we'd die from being in contact with water, and so the sebum being overproduced is a normal thing, resulting in us being extra water proof to avoid us dying from shock.
@@G_Ozare actually, the dead skin piling up and sebum mixing making dandruff and sebum overproduction are common things. If you sweat alot or take lots of showers, your body would produce lots of sedum to water proof the hair and skin and to also nourish the follicles, since we evolved to have to be waterproof or else we'd die from being in contact with water, and so the sebum being overproduced is a normal thing, resulting in us being extra water proof to avoid us dying from shock.
That’s scalp psoriasis! I get it pretty bad sometimes, the only thing I’ve found that helped was cutting out drinking, moderating stress as best as you can and try to keep up with your vitamin D. Good luck sista!
Fungus excretes oleic acid and gradually with period of time , it turns into scalp . These fungus feed on sebum which gets secreated from sebaceous gland .
Sometimes I noticed that if I play with my hair and scalp too much, my hair gets more early and I have to wash it sooner versus when I don’t touch my hair I guess it’s just stimulating. The follicles in the oil comes out more. Like I could have freshly washed hair if I start brushing my hands through my hair and I grabbing my scalp, my hair is gonna get really oily.
Yes this is very normal it’s ok! But for a little help if u want to I LOVE to use a scalp massager on my head for shampoo it really gets in my scalp to remove a lot of dandruff and stuff!
No judgement here! I have seborrheic dermatitis, which is caused by overproduction of sebum. This was very interesting to see up close. I really wish I could view my scalp under a microscope
Saw mine today and have the same condition looked ok. I use tgel 2 in 1 conditioner once a day and it works like a charm. Been itching and oozing on occasion for over 12 years until I found that cure
Washing your hair too often can cause an overproduction of oil like this! That’s why I tell my clients to wash as little as possible- you’re gonna be greasy for a month just because your body’s trying to balance it out but you’ll notice you won’t get as greasy so fast
@@dumplingsboi3906 Over production from over washing isn’t that common. It’s more hype the anything. Its more likely to cause dry brittle hair and dry scalp then anything. For most people it’s just microbe imbalance, in other words, fungal over growth. That oil was under there, it was just trapped from all the dandruff and skin cell buildup. That’s the fungus building a home to feed on the oils. When she brushed, it got a chance to release, so looked like over production. First thing to try would be topicals, like medicated shampoo to kill the fungus. If that doesn’t work, or isn’t solving it completely, the time to change diet. Cut out dairy first. Dairy consumption produces oils that fungus loves. Some people can get away with still eating cultured dairy.. things like yogurt, and quality cheeses. The “good bacteria” breaks down the dairy for you, so unwanted fungus and bacteria can’t. Then focus on adding more fresh produce to diet. The body needs fiber and antioxidants. Don’t listen to those loony crazy eyed TikTok carnivores. Once your body adjusts to these changes, cut out trash and focus on quality nutrition form every meal. Diet goes a long way with skin and hair. Not everybody can live off just refined grains and meat. Many people need Mediterranean style eating for best quality life. Look up Nordic diet, Okinawa diet too. These are local ways of eating that are associated with better health outcomes.
But if my scalp is greasy after 2 days then what can I do? Leave it like that? I have to wash it. Not washing it then wikl cause clogged pores I guess.
Both the dandruff and oil are normal. The dandruff is because you have dry scalp try head and shoulders or sulfate free. And the oil releases when we massage our scalps (touch them), brush our ha8r etc, that’s why it’s good to brush our hair twice daily and massage our scalps with fingers or hair oil if it’s dry because it will moisten the dry skin stop flaking off
Seborrheic dermatitis??? It's super interesting actually, the cause is in the last living layer of the epidermis being injured, getting plugged with oil, and then when those cells die the oil remains and adheres dead skin cells and causes irritation.
@@lifewithrika buddy, i didn.t get any proper solution yet, but today i was watching virat kohli's video where he was explaining why he left eating meat, he said, his stomach's digestive fluid was too much alkaline and acidic, because of this acidic and alkaline nature his cervical spine had couple of bulges coming out and it was hitting his neck and arm nerves, and he was suffering from sever pain. so after having had checkups from his doctor, he was advised not to eat meat and keep your stomach fluid less acidic as much as you can. i am also advising you if you eat meat or having non-veg diet then please leave it, try to have veg and fruit based diet as much as you can. and also join any fitness center, so that your stomach could become strong, strong stomach will directly affect the quality of your digestive fluid. i apologies for my english.🙏🙏🙏
@@thealchemist8212bunun çözümü için her gün, sabah ve akşam karbonatlı su içmek işe yarıyormuş . Ben henüz denemedim ama deneyenler işe yaradığını söylüyor .
Using natural oils during scalp massages actually helps in hair fall control. Oils such as coconut, onion, as well as rosemary can be particularly good. I combine a few drops of rosemary oil to my liittleextra coocoonino hair oil shampoo combo, which this really worked in seeing good hair growth.
Here is what it was for me. It’s seborrheic dermatitis. What happen is when I consume almonds, cashews and peanuts, my scalp would break up with a full rage compared to this video. I simply start consuming those nuts and it seem to be controlled. I also used an anti-fungal body wash, available on amazing.
You need to use a scalp massager and when you get in the shower put conditioner in your hair for 18 minutes and then after get the scalp massager and put shampoo on it and start scrubbing do it till you get good results
Use a clarifying shampoo if you use a lot of hair products (once a week), use a scalp massager to shampoo, other than that keep your scalp moisturized and let it breathe.
For those who need to wash every day I tell my clients to shampoo once, rinse out and shampoo again and then attempt to go one day washing your hair and one day not. All of them noticed a difference and have stuck to this routine. Ask any hair stylist it is not ideal to wash your hair every single day because constantly stripping the oil from your scalp will leave your skin over producing oil to rehydrate itself after every shower. Same thing happens when you don’t moisturize after washing your face.
Isn't this the fluid that helps heal scars or am i being mistaken? Because one night i had a HUGE dandruff problem! I scratched my scalp so much that this oil was on my fingers.
Just curious, after you press on the microscope, can you actually feel with your fingers the oil or water or whatever that wetness that’s oozing from your scalp? I was wondering if it made your scalp and/or roots of your hair feel oily or wet. This is very interesting. I’ve never seen or heard of this. But, then again I haven’t looked at anyone’s scalp or my own under a microscope. Lol Where did you get such a cool microscope? I can see where that would come in very useful in a few situations.
I don’t know if this would be helpful for you, but it was helpful for me when I did the microscope. I did get a lot of those oils when I pushed even lightly so I took a small piece of tissue paper. I put it over the microscope and then I pressed down on the microscope so that when I press down all those oils came out it sucked all up into that tissue. I hope that helped a little bit.
You should try definitely do me you probably do double shampoo and use scalp scrub instead use some oil and do some protective hair, braids style and brush your hair more often
how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares😊
@@sophia23346? Hey, I think you're Christian, as I figured from seeing "Jesus" and "God" in your comment, and other things that are said in your comment, and I am Christian too, but I just want to know, what does what you said even mean and why are you being religious in your reply? No disrespect towards you.
Dead skin blocking your oil production meaning your scalp is backed up with skin cells and masking dandruff and locking in your oils until you apply pressure
As a hair care specialist here's what I can recommend you do. Get apple cider and vinegar lemon juice baking soda dunk your hair wash it out with the cleansing shampoo
I have the same thing and I can wash and the end of day my neck and my scalp has so much and I can scrub and scrub or comb piles down from my scalp plus sticky on side near my front left side of face by my ear !! I have Crohn’s disease I was told it’s a fungus but been using prescribed shampoo two months still the same plus I changed shampoo and conditioner to Redkin so over it !! I don’t think they diagnosed me right also menopause can cause thus as well !!
@@michellefischer4541Neutrogena T Sal (not T Gel) is 100% effective for me the 2 times I had that gumminess at my crown. Wash twice and let sit for 10ish minutes each time. It may take you two showers to get it all out. But it works!
How to rake a shower : first grab you're shampoo, so with the shampoo you're gonna want to scratch the shampoo in and get it in there through Aly. Next: a thing called conditioner you're going to put it on the end of you're hair then grab hair brush, and brush you're hair with the conditioner in so it will really get in there. And you're done ✅.
I've stopped using shampoo for two months now and have followed NoPoo recipe to some extent. I'm noticing that my hair is feeling very sticky these days. I'm not sure why. Am I missing something or is it weather related (humidity etc)? Thanks!
I doubt anyone would buy sebum, which we all naturally produce to nourish our hair follicles and to moisten them to ensure that we don't die from shock of being wet
We Can’t Judge you its a Common thing that happens to many people around the world there no way to know why it happens there is some who don’t and Scientist’s can’t find out why
It’s natural hair oil that protects your hair follicles that shampoo destroys so shampoo is not good for your hair. Neither is conditioner it was created for women to look stylish, and then it turned into an every day thing, but it’s really not good for your hair at all.
So put head and shoulders on your scalp and rub it with your fingers not nails and put conditioner on the end and brush it gently and make a d. I. Y spray like me so put lime or lemon on a spray bottle and warm water and shake it and spray it
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Dear family,you got dry hair and isn’t trying to breathe and you need some tea tree oil and shampoo and conditioner to wash out but don’t put the tea tree oil on your hair only on scalp!
trust me, you do NOT want thick hair I have it and it's so annoying so I never wear my hair out. I got it thinned and it literally did nothing
Dear cousin,, good afternoon you knew when you cooking and you try to melted the butter that what going on and itchy it well airtend it!😮no
@@PeggyFleming-pe4hk
Okay, I love the lady who posted this originally for being so honest and relatable.
Same
Lmao I love how raw and honest she was. So innocent 😂😂
Same
Lol no she's promoting her products being seemingly relatable
yes its normal it provides nourishment to hair follicles
😊😊😊😊😊
But excess sebum cause for hair loss
@@anshulsingh8544 and dermatitis
No
But it's in excess as happens with me too....
Having excessive sebum with blocked pores can easily lead to pimple and cysts.
Skincare routine for scalp 💀💀
@@user-xk9ro2jy2tyeah japanese head spas
@@user-xk9ro2jy2t yes of course our scalp needs a skincare routine, it's still skin, just more specialized with more needs. If anything it needs more care because it's a far more humid and damp and dark environment with lots of bacteria and yeast and play. It still sweats but it also produces a lot of oil and grows a lot of hair. It's literally so hard working if you can give it cleanses, massages, nourishment and sometimes even medication when required, your scalp (and therefore hair) will be soo healthy
found that out the hard way. gonna go back to washing it every day. i had no issue either lol. it just took a little bit of time once it got longer but now im gonna get haircuts more frequently haha
Take a shower
The oil is Sebum so it's normal
Edit: it cases hairloss. I did not notice.
Not this much. You can’t even see the healthy scalp underneath.
Her scalp is clearly unhealthy and clogged with dandruff. The oil coming out is trapped sebum from within the follicles that shampoo can’t get out.
No it's not
@@thewatershopkeeper it's normal for our bodies to produce sebum to help nourish and lubricate the hair follicles. since we evolved to have to be waterproof or else we'd die from being in contact with water, and so the sebum being overproduced is a normal thing, resulting in us being extra water proof to avoid us dying from shock.
@@G_Ozare actually, the dead skin piling up and sebum mixing making dandruff and sebum overproduction are common things. If you sweat alot or take lots of showers, your body would produce lots of sedum to water proof the hair and skin and to also nourish the follicles, since we evolved to have to be waterproof or else we'd die from being in contact with water, and so the sebum being overproduced is a normal thing, resulting in us being extra water proof to avoid us dying from shock.
That’s scalp psoriasis! I get it pretty bad sometimes, the only thing I’ve found that helped was cutting out drinking, moderating stress as best as you can and try to keep up with your vitamin D. Good luck sista!
Melasszsia fungus literally feeds on sebum. That fluid is sebum and a little water loss.
Damn bro didnt know cbum did more than bodybuilding
@@drawforge3920lmfaoo😭😭
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Fungus excretes oleic acid and gradually with period of time , it turns into scalp . These fungus feed on sebum which gets secreated from sebaceous gland .
tell me more pls
Does the oleic acid turn into scalp? What?
@@peach2447 yes , these fungus feed on these sebum and releases thier excreta which gets deposited and turns into scalp .
Ok and um… do you how to get rid of it?
@christa4172 read apple vinegar helps. I am trying it aswell
Sometimes I noticed that if I play with my hair and scalp too much, my hair gets more early and I have to wash it sooner versus when I don’t touch my hair I guess it’s just stimulating. The follicles in the oil comes out more. Like I could have freshly washed hair if I start brushing my hands through my hair and I grabbing my scalp, my hair is gonna get really oily.
Me too girl
Same unfortunately! I have a fine hair type.
Same here. If I straighted it, I can't go longer than 2 days because I'm touching it more.
SAMEE
Same! That's why I hate getting hairstyles done
That’s probably what my scalp looks like 😭😭
Yes this is very normal it’s ok!
But for a little help if u want to I LOVE to use a scalp massager on my head for shampoo it really gets in my scalp to remove a lot of dandruff and stuff!
Can i have it? Where can i get it?
She has a scalp fungus and you call that NORMAL?
No judgement here! I have seborrheic dermatitis, which is caused by overproduction of sebum. This was very interesting to see up close. I really wish I could view my scalp under a microscope
Saw mine today and have the same condition looked ok. I use tgel 2 in 1 conditioner once a day and it works like a charm. Been itching and oozing on occasion for over 12 years until I found that cure
same
The oil is either your hair producing oil to get your hair healthy or a fungus is feasting on your hair
Washing your hair too often can cause an overproduction of oil like this! That’s why I tell my clients to wash as little as possible- you’re gonna be greasy for a month just because your body’s trying to balance it out but you’ll notice you won’t get as greasy so fast
Lol how though? My scalp smells by the end of the day even while shampooing
@@dumplingsboi3906 Over production from over washing isn’t that common. It’s more hype the anything. Its more likely to cause dry brittle hair and dry scalp then anything. For most people it’s just microbe imbalance, in other words, fungal over growth.
That oil was under there, it was just trapped from all the dandruff and skin cell buildup. That’s the fungus building a home to feed on the oils. When she brushed, it got a chance to release, so looked like over production.
First thing to try would be topicals, like medicated shampoo to kill the fungus. If that doesn’t work, or isn’t solving it completely, the time to change diet. Cut out dairy first. Dairy consumption produces oils that fungus loves. Some people can get away with still eating cultured dairy.. things like yogurt, and quality cheeses. The “good bacteria” breaks down the dairy for you, so unwanted fungus and bacteria can’t. Then focus on adding more fresh produce to diet. The body needs fiber and antioxidants. Don’t listen to those loony crazy eyed TikTok carnivores. Once your body adjusts to these changes, cut out trash and focus on quality nutrition form every meal. Diet goes a long way with skin and hair. Not everybody can live off just refined grains and meat. Many people need Mediterranean style eating for best quality life. Look up Nordic diet, Okinawa diet too. These are local ways of eating that are associated with better health outcomes.
Hey can you give some advice my hair is falling due to this stuff at lower part of my hair ...
But if my scalp is greasy after 2 days then what can I do? Leave it like that?
I have to wash it. Not washing it then wikl cause clogged pores I guess.
My dermatologist says I have to wash my hair every day
Both the dandruff and oil are normal. The dandruff is because you have dry scalp try head and shoulders or sulfate free. And the oil releases when we massage our scalps (touch them), brush our ha8r etc, that’s why it’s good to brush our hair twice daily and massage our scalps with fingers or hair oil if it’s dry because it will moisten the dry skin stop flaking off
I’ve had that happen too when I over scratch. Try clobetasol!!! Helps my dermatitis
Its also kinda satisfying when she presses down❤❤
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Seborrheic dermatitis??? It's super interesting actually, the cause is in the last living layer of the epidermis being injured, getting plugged with oil, and then when those cells die the oil remains and adheres dead skin cells and causes irritation.
how can someone overcome from this excessive sebum production???
@@thealchemist8212 please let me know if you find the answer
@@lifewithrika buddy, i didn.t get any proper solution yet, but today i was watching virat kohli's video where he was explaining why he left eating meat, he said, his stomach's digestive fluid was too much alkaline and acidic, because of this acidic and alkaline nature his cervical spine had couple of bulges coming out and it was hitting his neck and arm nerves, and he was suffering from sever pain. so after having had checkups from his doctor, he was advised not to eat meat and keep your stomach fluid less acidic as much as you can.
i am also advising you if you eat meat or having non-veg diet then please leave it,
try to have veg and fruit based diet as much as you can. and also join any fitness center, so that your stomach could become strong, strong stomach will directly affect the quality of your digestive fluid.
i apologies for my english.🙏🙏🙏
@@thealchemist8212bunun çözümü için her gün, sabah ve akşam karbonatlı su içmek işe yarıyormuş . Ben henüz denemedim ama deneyenler işe yaradığını söylüyor .
I could watch this all day!!
This is called excessive production of sebum
Try clarifying shampoo and using a scalp massager and oiling.
Omg that's so cool!!!
Using natural oils during scalp massages actually helps in hair fall control. Oils such as coconut, onion, as well as rosemary can be particularly good. I combine a few drops of rosemary oil to my liittleextra coocoonino hair oil shampoo combo, which this really worked in seeing good hair growth.
Here is what it was for me. It’s seborrheic dermatitis. What happen is when I consume almonds, cashews and peanuts, my scalp would break up with a full rage compared to this video. I simply start consuming those nuts and it seem to be controlled. I also used an anti-fungal body wash, available on amazing.
Scratching it makes it worse. The Pacifica apple cider vinegar, rosemary, and glycolic acid scalp detox. It’s cleared my scalp up.
How did you get your scalp under the microscope and how were you able to see?
there's a handheld microscope you can use that transmits video to your computer so you can see it live
Naturally oil is realeased in our hair
the mic stands look so goood 👏👏👏
y’all had me blushing on your lil ikea date absolutely adorable 🥰
You need to use a scalp massager and when you get in the shower put conditioner in your hair for 18 minutes and then after get the scalp massager and put shampoo on it and start scrubbing do it till you get good results
Use a scalp massager with a very sensitive conditioner
This dish gets an 8.8/10
Use a clarifying shampoo if you use a lot of hair products (once a week), use a scalp massager to shampoo, other than that keep your scalp moisturized and let it breathe.
Wow cool. Oh god makes me think of the head set I use for work >.
My family's hair is amazing from both sides! I'm genuinely the only one with not so good hair
My hair 00000000.1 seconds after taking a great shower 😭
For those who need to wash every day I tell my clients to shampoo once, rinse out and shampoo again and then attempt to go one day washing your hair and one day not. All of them noticed a difference and have stuck to this routine. Ask any hair stylist it is not ideal to wash your hair every single day because constantly stripping the oil from your scalp will leave your skin over producing oil to rehydrate itself after every shower. Same thing happens when you don’t moisturize after washing your face.
Isn't this the fluid that helps heal scars or am i being mistaken? Because one night i had a HUGE dandruff problem! I scratched my scalp so much that this oil was on my fingers.
Just curious, after you press on the microscope, can you actually feel with your fingers the oil or water or whatever that wetness that’s oozing from your scalp? I was wondering if it made your scalp and/or roots of your hair feel oily or wet. This is very interesting. I’ve never seen or heard of this. But, then again I haven’t looked at anyone’s scalp or my own under a microscope. Lol Where did you get such a cool microscope? I can see where that would come in very useful in a few situations.
Which situation
@@CEOofSleep Touché
Does a clarifying shampoo fix it ? Or do you have to do other steps to it
I don’t know if this would be helpful for you, but it was helpful for me when I did the microscope. I did get a lot of those oils when I pushed even lightly so I took a small piece of tissue paper. I put it over the microscope and then I pressed down on the microscope so that when I press down all those oils came out it sucked all up into that tissue. I hope that helped a little bit.
i have no idea if its normal or not but try adding glycolic acid on your scalp it exfoliates and removes dandruff and is amazing for an oily scalp
The girl that i love also has your profile pic but she blocked me 😔🥺
@@semondemon3787 wtf😂😂go somewhere
@@Selfmxdetm wtf bro
Never heard of this! Thanks for the tip!
Its called seborrheic dermatitis
You should try definitely do me you probably do double shampoo and use scalp scrub instead use some oil and do some protective hair, braids style and brush your hair more often
Tks for your generous sharing.
May I noe the brand n model of d scope u r using?
how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares😊
@@sophia23346? Hey, I think you're Christian, as I figured from seeing "Jesus" and "God" in your comment, and other things that are said in your comment, and I am Christian too, but I just want to know, what does what you said even mean and why are you being religious in your reply? No disrespect towards you.
This makes me itchy just by watching the video 😅
Yeah mine is like that too sometimes I scratch it so much like it’s like I just dipped my hair in a pool
People with straight hair have it so easy with scalp care.
No, no we don’t. Some of us have oily hair and we need special products or to wash it way more.
Wish I had a microscope and a device to manually remove dandruff or flakes!!!
I wish 😂
Hehe
Dead skin blocking your oil production meaning your scalp is backed up with skin cells and masking dandruff and locking in your oils until you apply pressure
Looks like a healthy scalp.
I don’t judge because i have VERY VERY bad dandruff and dry flaky patches of skin on my scalp…
I love this
As a hair care specialist here's what I can recommend you do. Get apple cider and vinegar lemon juice baking soda dunk your hair wash it out with the cleansing shampoo
🇺🇸knock knock give me the oil
This is my scalp. One day no washing and I'm drenched in scalp oil
Same. End of the day on the same day I wash!
I have the same thing and I can wash and the end of day my neck and my scalp has so much and I can scrub and scrub or comb piles down from my scalp plus sticky on side near my front left side of face by my ear !! I have Crohn’s disease I was told it’s a fungus but been using prescribed shampoo two months still the same plus I changed shampoo and conditioner to Redkin so over it !! I don’t think they diagnosed me right also menopause can cause thus as well !!
@@sonyaflyU have straight hair? Omg ur hair is extremly oily
@@WarmPillowForeverYep, fine thin hair that’s straight. It’s sooooo oily. Boooooo
@@michellefischer4541Neutrogena T Sal (not T Gel) is 100% effective for me the 2 times I had that gumminess at my crown. Wash twice and let sit for 10ish minutes each time. It may take you two showers to get it all out. But it works!
I don’t know how to treat it, but I recommend using a dandruff shampoo
You scratched up blood flow and activated the oil. That's a good thing, I would think.
Bro it looks like it’s been snowing there
What microscope did you use ?
5:23 When you are that one cousin😝
Interesting microscope. Thanks for the headsup
Don't worried it's just natural oils that come out of your hair
How to rake a shower : first grab you're shampoo, so with the shampoo you're gonna want to scratch the shampoo in and get it in there through Aly. Next: a thing called conditioner you're going to put it on the end of you're hair then grab hair brush, and brush you're hair with the conditioner in so it will really get in there. And you're done ✅.
Did someone say Cbum 💪💪💪🏋♂️🏋♂️
The reason is because when you get dandruff excess water and oils come out then it kinda harden and becomes dandruff
OUR scalps are disgusting lol I have super flakes on my scalp and was trying to search how to remedy that lol
I've stopped using shampoo for two months now and have followed NoPoo recipe to some extent. I'm noticing that my hair is feeling very sticky these days. I'm not sure why. Am I missing something or is it weather related (humidity etc)? Thanks!
it couod be (forgot the name) bug, that usually lives in scalps. which makes oil
The human body is so fascinating
I think you should get a scalp, scrubber hair, oils and a silk pillow
Is it oil, or the fluid that comes out of a wound?
If you have curly hair try only putting shampoo on the scalp and conditioner on the bottom
Use CP 1 scalp scaler but USE SPARINGLY its strong.
What does it do
Bro... my head makes it snow... when I scratch .... like unlimited snow with my beardy-beard and hairy-hair on mein head-o
I have seen this for over ten years at least !
This is caused by something magical that cannot be changed. Genetics
CRISPR: hold my beer
Check doctor bruce Lipton epigenetics studies
How did you look through microscope and look at your scalp at the same time 😂😅😅
I honestly thought it was an overhead of tree’s and snow 😭
What microscope you use?
Wash your hair it will feel soooooooo good frfr
I had all kinds of too much oil problems, until I found the prescription drug Isotretinoin which slows oil production
Is there any medicine for excess sebum production..
Sebum oils 😮
Don't feel so self conscious. It's okay 💞
dude i have an afro and my dandruff used to never end. My black shirts would be covered.
what if that is plasma? it is all red and irritated was it oily when you touched it?
U could get rich whit that much oil 😂😂
I doubt anyone would buy sebum, which we all naturally produce to nourish our hair follicles and to moisten them to ensure that we don't die from shock of being wet
Did try changing shampoos?
what do you use to look at it?
Bro got more ball$ than most of the guys
We Can’t Judge you its a Common thing that happens to many people around the world there no way to know why it happens there is some who don’t and Scientist’s can’t find out why
It’s not oil. It’s most likely water. It’s how our bodies heal and nourish themselves
Where do I get the microscope??
Now I’m wondering what my scalp looks like 🥲
Maybe the natural oils which our scalp produces
✨Brain juice✨
Dang that’s a lot Dw I be having a lot of drandruff
They say that sebum is normal for you scalp but not when it’s overproducted and dries out to cause seborrheic dermatitis
It’s natural hair oil that protects your hair follicles that shampoo destroys so shampoo is not good for your hair. Neither is conditioner it was created for women to look stylish, and then it turned into an every day thing, but it’s really not good for your hair at all.
Its normal, but if it is producing excessively,it could cause hairfall and dandruff.
So put head and shoulders on your scalp and rub it with your fingers not nails and put conditioner on the end and brush it gently and make a d. I. Y spray like me so put lime or lemon on a spray bottle and warm water and shake it and spray it