In the complex ecosystem of the human body, yeast exists as a quiet inhabitant, typically harmless but capable of causing significant discomfort when its balance is disrupted. While many associate ...

Notice unflattering chunks of white flakes sitting on your scalp or stuck between your strands? It's bad enough when you see them, but it's really embarrassing when those white flakes have fallen from ...

In a sea of hair care stories, scalp care is trending. In the past year, hashtags (or ways people search for topics on social media) for #ScalpTreatment and #ScalpCare have more than a BILLION views.

Millions dismiss dandruff as a minor cosmetic nuisance, brushing white flakes from their shoulders without a second thought. Yet beneath this seemingly harmless condition lies a more troubling reality ...

Dandruff doesn't directly cause hair loss. However, it can sometimes contribute to it. Flaking often leads to an itchy scalp, and frequent scratching may damage hair follicles (the base of the hair ...

Let’s get this out of the way: dandruff is not the result of poor hygiene. Every dermatologist I spoke to confirms this. According to dermatologist Dr. Marisa Garshick, MD, dandruff occurs from a ...

Figuring out how to get rid of dandruff can be a real head-scratcher. But it doesn't have to be. Dandruff is a common skin condition in which itchy flakes break away from the scalp, according to the ...

Dandruff is a biological scalp reaction, not a hygiene issue, often caused by an overactive response to the Malassezia yeast. Early signs include irritation and imbalanced lipid barriers. Effective ...

When it comes to washing your hair, how often you do it depends on many factors. Whether you go every other day or longer between lathering up, washing your hair is crucial to keep it healthy.

Dear Doctors: I have dandruff, and my doctor says it’s from seborrheic dermatitis. Can you explain what that is? I’ve been using the special shampoo I was given, and it helps. When I stop using it, ...

Dear Doctors: I have dandruff, and my doctor says it’s from seborrheic dermatitis. Can you explain what that is? I’ve been using the special shampoo I was given, and it helps. When I stop using it, ...