- 1
Observe after washing
Note how quickly sebum returns and whether there is a feeling of tightness.
- 2
Look at the signs
Flakes, redness, itching, or lesions are not simply “types.”
- 3
Separate the areas
The scalp may be oily, while the lengths are dry.
- 4
Ask for an evaluation
Persistent or painful symptoms warrant a dermatology consultation.
Do not treat dandruff, psoriasis, or dermatitis simply as “dry scalp.”
Describe how your scalp behaves and choose the right cleansing; for persistent symptoms, seek a medical diagnosis.




































