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The sight of baldness is unwelcome for you, and a shining scalp is more than unwelcome. So you are looking for ways to get rid of head shine. Here are a few home remedies to do so. Rinse the Scalp With Apple Cider Vinegar One product that can reduce scalp shine is here. The acidity in apple cider vinegar works on cell buildup on the skin and dissolves it. Generally, it is the cell buildup that causes an oil slick look. But if you have undergone scalp micropigmentation, you may want to avoid using vinegar on the scalp. It might...

Before going straight to the topic of treating a shiny scalp, let’s first understand the mystique behind head shine. Scalp shine is natural, so you don’t have too much to worry about it. Your scalp produces natural oils, known as sebum. These natural oils are essential for hair health. However, too much of it causes your head to shine. Those with oily skin or hair might experience this more prominently. Hair Products There are a few hair care products that can leave a residue and make your scalp look shiny. Don’t invest in hair care products that are too oily...

Scalp micropigmentation adds a textured look to the scalp. That means the scalp does not shine immediately after the procedure but the shine returns after a wet shave, especially if the scalp is bald. So does SMP make your head shiny? Well, no, SMP does not make the scalp shiny, rather, it gives a textured look. However, remember, SMP is the procedure to tattoo your scalp, which looks like natural hair follicles but it does not affect the natural shine. It shines more on a bald scalp and less on one with hair. Does SMP Look Shiny? Yes and no!...

How do I get rid of the shine on my scalp? Perhaps you are intrigued by this question if you spot that shine on your scalp. In fact, you might be wondering: Why is my scalp so shiny? Well, a shiny scalp is usually not a big problem but it can be a nuisance for many men with a bald head. Everyone wants their hair to be shiny and luminous but not their scalp. Pattern Baldness & Scalp Shine If you're struggling with pattern hair loss, then that shiny scalp is typical. Then you may decide to go for scalp...

If you have undergone scalp micropigmentation, it is crucial to include sunscreen in your skin and scalp care regime. Sunlight poses the biggest threat to scalp micropigmentation. UV rays can affect the effectiveness of SMP pigment and cause it to fade and break down its molecules. But it is easy to protect your scalp from harmful sun rays with an effective sunblock with at least SPF 30 (sun protection factor). UV rays can harm the pigment even on cloudy days so adequate protection is needed to safeguard your scalp micropigmentation ink from fading. Use a sunscreen with SPF of 30...