Dry hair
Dry hair is very often dehydrated because of the lack of sebum or when it is strongly attacked by external agents at the level of its structure. Dry hair becomes dull, breakable and delicate to brush in spite of its solidity which is more pronounced than in greasy hair.
The sebum is an essential element for the health and vitality of the hair. The sebum is secreted by sebaceous glands located under the scalp. It spreads along the piled follicles and lubricates hair and wraps it with a fine protective coating. The sebum also contributes in protecting the scalp from any microbes.
An insufficient production of sebum results in sensitizing the scalp which becomes a favorable ground for irritations and microbial infections. Hair becomes weak, dull and breakable.
To cure this insufficient production of sebum, which can be pathological or temporary, and to give tonicity for the hair, this latter should be revitalized and treated with nourishing substances such as essential oils or other products which are appropriate for this purpose and which are rich in fatty acids and vitamin E. the vegetable oils of Argan, of apricot core, of common wheat Germ and the essential oil of common Rosemary are all indicated for the care of dry hair giving them moisturizing vitality and brightness.
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