If you can't get a grip on dandruff, here's how experts say it should be treated - Marie Claire
A quick search on dandruff pulls up 117 million hits, so it’s no wonder that getting solid, expert-led advice is tricky. The common condition—with 50% of the global population experiencing it at some point in their lives—causes an itchy, flaking scalp, often more noticeable on darker coloured hair. This can make many people feel incredibly self-conscious and it’s important to note that dandruff has nothing to do with one's cleanliness.
The good news is, there’s plenty you can do at home to help minimise flakes and prevent dandruff from occurring (first of all, make sure you know how to properly wash your hair). We’ve called in the help of Dr Mia Jing Gao who is a consultant dermatologist and has a specialist interest in hair loss and scalp conditions, to break down what you need to know and roundup some of the best dandruff-busting products out there.
