How to treat different types of dandruff
How to treat different types of dandruff = If your dandruff isn’t going away no matter what you do, it might be time to change treatment. Read on to find out the difference dry and greasy dandruff (also known as adherent dandruff), and how best to treat them. What’s the difference between dry and oily dandruff? Dry dandruff - Dry dandruff is characterised by its flaky texture and fine, white (or grey) particles. They brush off easily onto the shoulders when the head is scratched or brushed. This type of dandruff can usually be treated with specialist shampoos which aim to relieve and moisturise dry or itchy scalps. Oily dandruff - Greasy or adherent dandruff is different from dry dandruff in that it is caused by excess sebum production. This excess sebum reacts with a yeast present in the skin known as malassezia, resu...