How to regenerate the scalp?

In order to promote the regeneration of the scalp, it is essential to take care of it daily and protect it from external aggressions. A irritated scalp will cause inflammation, hair loss, and rapid greasing of the roots. Here are some steps to help the scalp regenerate and to take care of it.

• The use of a suitable shampoo.

  Just like the skin, the scalp can be oily, normal, or dry. Therefore, it is recommended to adapt your cleansing care according to the nature of your scalp. If it tends to become oily quickly, we advise you to adopt a purifying treatment enriched with sebum-regulating active ingredients to rebalance the oily scalp and space out the shampoos.

  On the contrary, if your scalp tends to be dry, opt for a moisturizing and nourishing cleansing treatment. It's also worth noting that it's not recommended to wash your hair every day, as this risks stripping the hydrolipidic film from the scalp, even if it is naturally oily.

• The application of a hair mask.

  Just like the face, there are masks for the scalp. To be applied once a week, these treatments will deeply hydrate and nourish the scalp. By preventing scalp dryness, hair masks reduce the risk of abnormal flaking. Indeed, when the scalp is dry, the cells on its surface tend to detach more quickly and form clusters, or even dandruff. Proper hydration of the scalp is thus essential to avoid disrupting its regeneration.

• Scalp Exfoliation

  To remove the dead cells accumulated on the scalp and support its regeneration, it is recommended to perform a scrub once a week. Note that exfoliation is recommended for all types of scalp but is not advised in case of irritations.

  At Typology, we have developed a scalp scrub with PHA (INCI: Gluconolactone) and jojoba beads (INCI: Jojoba Esters). In gel form, this treatment gently removes dead skin cells to rebalance the cell renewal process. This scrub is applied to dry hair and is left on for 5 to 10 minutes before being rinsed off. It is suitable for all scalp types, even the most sensitive ones.

• A varied and balanced diet.

  Diet also plays a role in the regeneration of the scalp. Certain nutrients are indeed beneficial for hair follicles, the small pockets from which hair fibers emerge. Therefore, it is recommended to consume enough protein, omega-3 fatty acids, iron, and zinc, all of which are essential for hair growth. These can be found in foods such as fish, chicken, nuts, oysters, and legumes. Fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins and antioxidants, such as citrus fruits, spinach, and carrots, also promote scalp health by fighting free radicals and supporting blood circulation. Finally, it is important to drink enough water to maintain good hydration of the body as well as the scalp.