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To fully understand the extent of the situation, you have to understand how harmful the ultraviolet rays from the sun are. They penetrate straight through your hair directly to your scalp. Add that to the sun's heat and you got a perfect condition for "evaporation". This means that all of the moisture in your hair is being soaked up. Taking moisture from your hair leads you to a dry scalp, then on to dandruff, and if you are not careful-psoriasis. A dry scalp can be a little painful. It is more irritating than anything though. Dandruff on the other hand is a potentially more serious problem, and it can be very embarrassing for you. It is also kind of "tricky" to really rid yourself of it once, you get it. With dandruff forming and thriving throughout your scalp and hair, you could develop a risk of "head lice". Head lice eggs can form throughout your hair and add to the flaky white spots that look like dandruff. If you thought dandruff was hard enough to get rid of, wait till you come into contact with a batch of head lice. Knowing a helpful tip like the sun can affect your hair will help you reduce the risk of coming into contact with dandruff. Nobody can actually "prevent" dandruff as it can occur to anyone at anytime, but knowing and educating yourself on useful information like this can help you avoid an itchy, flaky, irritable, embarassing lifestyle. Article Source: http://www.articlewheel.com
Ralph Ruckman is the author of "Dandruff". A weblog providing information on Dandruff and Psoriasis. Feel free to visit the blog at: getridofdandruff.blogspot.com/ for more information.
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