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Crusty Scalp


Most people that have what is called a crusty scalp have one of several different scalp problems: Seborrhea or Seborrheic dermatitis, scalp eczema or scalp psoriasis. Our feeling is that this inflammation is caused by an imbalance in the scalp that allows for bacteria, yeast and fungus to grow out of control - out of the normal bounds on what is typically found on the scalp and especially on the root of the hair.

The solution for crusty scalp is to purify the root and scalp and help to ph balance the skin on the scalp. This allows the natural zinc barrier in the scalp to act as it should to ward off any bacteria. Our products also include a special form of zinc that also helps to do just that by infusing zinc directly onto the scalp bacteria and fungus. You will not be able to see the bacteria or fungus however you will see the scalp crusties or crusty flakes.

To help you to recovery we suggest that you stay away from sugar for a period of time and that includes fruit sugars, honey, refined white sugar and anything that is rich in sugar (sweets). You will see a difference with these amazing scalp products and treatments.
Crusty Scalp

You must have wondered why you are getting itching, flaking, or crusting on the scalp. There are several reasons for getting these scalp conditions. Crusty scalp or scalp crusting, which is accompanied by white flakes as well as itching is known by a number of different names like dandruff, seborrhea dermatitis, scalp fungus etc. Whatever be the name, the main reason for developing this condition is the imbalance in the scalp. This leads to the built up of very high ph level as well as excess bacteria which is difficult for the scalp to manage.

Dandruff is one of the reasons for getting a crusty scalp. In this condition, there is shedding of scalp skin which leaves white flakes on the neck, head and shoulders. It can also show up in the form of a skin eczema that increases the flaking of normal cells in the skin of the scalp. Fungal infections as well as hormonal changes can also lead to dandruff which results in crusty scalp in individuals.

Seborrheic dermatitis can make your hair greasy and you can also get crusty scalp in this condition. The chief reasons for developing seborrheic dermatitis are not completely understood as of now. It can affect people of any age group but is most often seen in adults. The crusts on the scalp are full of bacteria and yeast. You can treat it successfully with the help proper hair care products which have been designed especially for this condition and are rich in natural ingredients. It may not be possible to manage crusty scalp with over the counter shampoos, as some of them contain harmful chemicals as well as heavy metals. It is very uncommon to get complete cure for this condition but not difficult to control.

To be precise, crusty scalp can be the result of using shampoos which are not able to deep clean the hair follicle which leads to high ph level in the scalp skin. It is vital to keep the roots of the hair clean so that there is no bacterial growth that can create problems like crusty scalp.