Why is My Scalp Flaking?
- KOBO Beauty Inc
- Feb 11, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 4, 2022
It is that time of year again, where no amount of moisturizer can seem to keep your skin from cracking.
You may be wondering - Do I have dandruff? Is my scalp dry or do I have dandruff?
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This is another question that is asked frequently behind the chair at our hair salon in Toronto. These questions tend to rise during the cold winter months.
Just like our skin, our scalp requires moisture in order to maintain balance.

Before you reach for the anti-dandruff products, let's be sure to properly analyze your scalp to determine the cause of your scalp flakes.
More than often, a lack of proper moisture and exfoliation of the scalp are behind the flakes and not dandruff.

Product Build Up - lather, rinse, REPEAT. Wash once to remove dirt/products and a second time to actually clean your scalp.
Shampoo is for your scalp not your hair, keep this in mind when you shampoo.
Product build up on your scalp can dry it out over time leading to flakes.
Lack of Exfoliation - Make sure to scrub your scalp to exfoliate.
This will remove any product or natural oil build up. Removing this build up ensures that your scalp has a healthy environment to thrive in. Exfoliation removes the build up that may cause flakes similar to dandruff.
Dry Scalp - Lack of proper moisture.
To prevent a dry scalp use professional quality products that are free of sulphates and parabens that dry out your scalp.
Cooler climates require that you replenish your scalps' moisture, like you do with your skin in the winter. A light oil can be used on your scalp to help keep your scalps moisture levels balanced in the winter and prevent flaking.
Remember that healthy hair starts at the scalp. If you want thick hair a proper scalp care routine should come first.
If you have questions about how to keep your scalp healthy at home, send an email to info@kobobeauty.com
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