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Which so you prefer and have better success with blow drying or air drying your hair. My head would more itchy if I don't blow dry it. Even with towel drying my hair would still be wet in the morning and I heard it's not good for your scalp to be wet that long, but also blow drying is not good either. Also if I blow dry on low or even medium heat it takes too long to dry. I do use a heat protector but I feel my hair is damaged and frizzy. I do put my hair in a microfiber towel after washing to… read more
You don't find leaving my your hair wet makes your scalp itch? I read it can cause a breeding ground for Seb derm.
Both have been about the same.
Yes I'm hearing this a lot. Leaving wet hair can cause bacteria and a breeding ground for Seb derm. Both can cause some mechanical damage to hair, but different kinds. I think as long as you use a heat protectant it helps to protect your hair. My hair also takes forever to dry and when I use to let it air dry over night it started getting itchy so that's why I blow dry now.
Most of the time I blow dry it or at least make sure scalp if dry because otherwise ai get the scaly patches - especially at tp back of my scalp
What's the best drying method for a seborrheic dermatitis-prone scalp — blow drying or air drying?
This is such a common dilemma! The good news is you're not alone in this. MySebDermTeam members are divided on this one, and honestly, it comes down to what works best for your scalp.
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