scalp check

The scalp test is a method of detecting the pH of the scalp and measuring the health of the scalp. Healthy scalp and hair have a pH of 5.0-5.6, unhealthy scalp, excessive acidity (pH < 5.0) or insufficient acidity (alkaline, pH > 5.6). When the pH value of the scalp is <5.0, the oil is often large, which affects the growth rate or even falls off. When the pH value of the scalp is >5.6, it is beneficial to the microbial reproduction and the scalp resistance to bacteria is reduced. Basic Information Specialist Category: Skin Examination Category: Other Inspections Applicable gender: whether men and women apply fasting: not fasting Tips: Keep the scalp clean and avoid hair products that are too different from the pH of the scalp. Normal value Healthy scalp and hair have a pH of 5.0-5.6, unhealthy scalp, excessive acidity (pH < 5.0) or insufficient acidity (alkaline, pH > 5.6). When the pH value of the scalp is <5.0, the oil is often large, which affects the growth rate or even falls off. When the pH value of the scalp is >5.6, it is beneficial to the microbial reproduction and the scalp resistance to bacteria is reduced. Clinical significance Abnormal results are itchy, dandruff, dry hair, easy to break, shortened growth period, slowed growth or shedding. The person in need of examination has the above symptoms. Precautions Inappropriate crowd: No. Contraindications before examination: Keep the scalp clean and avoid hair products that are too different from the pH of the scalp. Requirements for inspection: Actively cooperate with the doctor. Inspection process The pH value is tested using a pH tester or a specific product such as a dedicated pH test paper. Then, based on the comparison between the obtained results and the normal range, a conclusion is drawn. Specific problems are dealt with specifically. Not suitable for the crowd No. Adverse reactions and risks no.

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