How To Recognize The Type Of Scalp
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How to recognize the type of scalp
OILY?
• The center of your face (T-zone) gets greasy by midday.
• Even with volumizing products, your roots limp cut before the day is over.
• You notice large, waxy flakes.
NORMAL?
• Seasonal changes make your facial skin more oily or dry, but generally it’s somewhere in between.
• The client’s hair doesn’t look greasy or dry if you skip shampoo for a day.
• Styling products or hair treatments don’t tend to irritate your scalp.
DRY?
• Your face is dry and so is your hair, from roots to ends.
• Your scalp’s itchy and might have powdery-fine white flakes.
• It tingles uncomfortably when you apply certain products and hair color.
COMBINATION?
• It’s a combination of both dry and oily hair types.
• Usually is dry on the ends and oily at the scalp.
• It’s common in longer hair.
How to recognize the type of scalp
OILY?
• The center of your face (T-zone) gets greasy by midday.
• Even with volumizing products, your roots limp cut before the day is over.
• You notice large, waxy flakes.
NORMAL?
• Seasonal changes make your facial skin more oily or dry, but generally it’s somewhere in between.
• The client’s hair doesn’t look greasy or dry if you skip shampoo for a day.
• Styling products or hair treatments don’t tend to irritate your scalp.
DRY?
• Your face is dry and so is your hair, from roots to ends.
• Your scalp’s itchy and might have powdery-fine white flakes.
• It tingles uncomfortably when you apply certain products and hair color.
COMBINATION?
• It’s a combination of both dry and oily hair types.
• Usually is dry on the ends and oily at the scalp.
• It’s common in longer hair.
How to recognize the type of scalp
OILY?
• The center of your face (T-zone) gets greasy by midday.
• Even with volumizing products, your roots limp cut before the day is over.
• You notice large, waxy flakes.
NORMAL?
• Seasonal changes make your facial skin more oily or dry, but generally it’s somewhere in between.
• The client’s hair doesn’t look greasy or dry if you skip shampoo for a day.
• Styling products or hair treatments don’t tend to irritate your scalp.
DRY?
• Your face is dry and so is your hair, from roots to ends.
• Your scalp’s itchy and might have powdery-fine white flakes.
• It tingles uncomfortably when you apply certain products and hair color.
COMBINATION?
• It’s a combination of both dry and oily hair types.
• Usually is dry on the ends and oily at the scalp.
• It’s common in longer hair.
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