Causes and Countermeasures for Scalp Troubles That Increase at Seasonal Changes

Many people experience increased scalp dryness and dandruff in autumn and winter. We introduce scalp troubles that tend to occur at seasonal changes and how to address them.

Why Scalp Troubles Increase at Seasonal Changes

Changes in temperature and humidity have a significant impact on the sebum balance of the scalp. Especially from summer to autumn, a sudden drop in temperature worsens scalp blood circulation and makes sebum secretion prone to disruption.

Also, indoor dryness from air conditioning strips moisture from the scalp, causing dry dandruff and itching.

Seasonal Scalp Troubles and Countermeasures

Spring (Pollen, New Life Stress) Pollen can attach to the scalp and cause inflammation. Shampoo immediately after returning home to keep the scalp clean.

Summer (Sweat, UV Rays) Bacterial growth from sweat and UV damage overlap. Using sunscreen spray and frequent shampooing are effective.

Autumn/Winter (Dryness, Poor Circulation) Switch to a shampoo containing moisturizing ingredients and promote blood circulation with scalp massage.

Root Improvement with Professional Care

At seasonal changes, we recommend regularly resetting the scalp environment with head spa treatments. By having a professional check the condition of your scalp and receiving care appropriate for that season, you can prevent troubles before they occur.