Hair and scalp

All adults can experience dandruff, but as a rule more men than women suffer from dandruff, and the problems are often greatest in the 40s.

It is not only the skin that needs care and protection. To get beautiful, shiny and healthy hair, you need both good nutrition and proper hair care.

For many, hair that looks fresh and healthy symbolizes good health. Unfortunately, UV rays, salt and chlorine water contribute to the hair appearing dull and lifeless. Fortunately, there is good help for caring for summer-damaged hair.

At any given time, 10 to 20 percent of the hair follicles on the head are in a resting phase where they are not producing hair.

Children in nurseries and primary schools are particularly exposed to head lice due to play with a lot of close contact.

Both external and internal factors can affect our scalp and cause itchiness.

Lice eggs are easy to detect, as they are firmly attached to the hair at the root.

Dandruff is an abundance of oily dandruff that can appear on the scalp of infants, usually when they are between 2 and 10 weeks old.