Will conditioner hurt my scalp? Will using conditioner cause hair loss?

We all know that using conditioner after washing your hair can make your hair smooth and easy to comb, and some can also repair damaged hair. Many people make the mistake of applying conditioner to the scalp at the root of the hair like shampoo. Will this damage the scalp and cause hair loss?

Does conditioner hurt the scalp?

Conditioner is generally effective when used in combination with shampoo, and the correct way to use conditioner is to only apply it to the ends of the hair, and do not apply it to the roots of the hair to contact the scalp.

Hair is not easily dirty, but the scalp and hair roots are the dirtiest. The driest and most vulnerable parts of your hair are the ends.

Some people apply conditioner to their scalp. If they are not rinsed thoroughly, the film in the conditioner may stick to the scalp and mix with the oil secreted by the scalp, thereby destroying the oil-water balance environment of the scalp and easily causing itchiness or dandruff. That's all. Most people won't feel any discomfort even if they apply conditioner to their scalp. Therefore, every time you wash your hair, you should try to clean it as much as possible. If you clean it well, you don't have to worry about the damage of conditioner to your scalp.

Will using conditioner cause hair loss?

This is incorrect.

We lose 50 to 100 hairs every day, which is normal physiological metabolism.

Short hair falls easily, while long hair does not leave your hair after it falls off, and will be mixed with your long hair, especially if you have curly hair.

After using conditioner, the hair will be smooth. The fallen hair mixed with the hair can be easily washed out, thus causing a lot of hair loss. This has nothing to do with conditioner.

Is it necessary to use conditioner when washing hair?

Generally, for healthy short hair, you can just wash it with shampoo. It doesn’t really matter whether you use conditioner or not.

However, it is best to use conditioner for long hair or hair that has been permed and dyed. The principle has been fully explained, so I will not repeat it. For particularly dry and tangled hair, you can first use some conditioner when washing your hair to moisturize the dry ends, then use shampoo, and finally conditioner to increase the smoothness of your hair and prevent tangles and tangles.