Shampoos And Hair Conditioners

July 1988 in “ Clinics in dermatology ”

Claude Bouillon

shampooing conditioning heat styling hair breakage contact dermatitis folliculitis traction alopecia camouflaging agents

TLDR Good haircare and communication with doctors are key for managing hair loss.

Maintaining a healthy scalp and good haircare practices, including shampooing, conditioning, and limited heat styling, were crucial for patients with hair loss. Creating the illusion of volume or using camouflaging agents could benefit these patients. However, risks included hair breakage, contact dermatitis, folliculitis, and traction alopecia. Effective patient-physician communication and education were essential for successful treatment and patient satisfaction.

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