Itchy scalp with pimples

In summer, people with sensitive skin are prone to sweating. Most people will have inflammation of the hair follicles after sweating, and sometimes they will get pimples after speaking. If these pimples are accidentally squeezed, it is easy for some purulent secretions to flow out, which is very annoying. Most people are very annoyed when facing an itchy scalp with pimples, but is there any good way? What should we do if our scalp has an itchy pimple?

Washing your hair with vinegar - itching and sterilization. Vinegar is a common household condiment in life, but vinegar can not only be used for seasoning, but also an effective tool for sterilization and disinfection. Therefore, washing your hair with vinegar can effectively control Staphylococcus aureus on the scalp and inhibit their growth environment, thereby inhibiting excessive oil secretion and relieving itching.

How to wash your hair with vinegar?

1. You can choose table vinegar or fruit vinegar, mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:20 to make shampoo water and place it in a basin.

2. Put your hair and scalp directly into the basin, and rinse your hair with your hands or a cup, soaking every inch of your scalp in the vinegar water for about 3-5 minutes.

3. After washing, wash it again with shampoo according to the normal washing procedure, then wipe it dry and blow it dry.

Do I need to wash with vinegar every day? You don't have to wash your hair with vinegar every day. You can wash your hair as often as you need. If you have serious scalp problems, it is recommended that you start by washing your hair with vinegar every day until the itchy scalp and pimples disappear. Then change to once a week or once every half a month. Disinfect and clean your scalp frequently!

Does washing with vinegar really work? I am very confused about using vinegar to wash my hair. Can it really effectively relieve itching and prevent scalp pimples? Indeed, when you wash it for the first time, you will find that the symptoms of itchy scalp begin to ease, and you will no longer want to scratch your scalp every day. After a week of persistence, your scalp will begin to feel healthier. After a month, the bumps on your scalp will slowly disappear. This is the magical effect of a bottle of vinegar!

Never scratch the pimples with your bare hands. Many people cannot stand the pimples on their scalp, and will scratch and squeeze them with their hands. Such behavior is often more likely to damage the scalp, causing the scope of fungal infection to expand, further damaging the scalp skin and hair quality. Anti-pimple measures: For pimples on the scalp, it is recommended to go to the pharmacy to get a disinfectant ointment. Use the ointment to eliminate the pimples as soon as they are found, and never scratch them with your hands.

Notes on life details:

1. Change pillowcases frequently and expose pillows to the sun. The same goes for hats, headscarves, etc.

2. Wash your scalp towel frequently to keep it clean and hygienic to prevent fungal infection of the scalp

3. Quality requirements for shampoo. Shampoo should be made from products that are sold regularly by regular merchants.

4. Do not dye or perm your hair for a long time, as these contain too many chemicals that can easily damage your scalp.