Bee power for the scalp: Gentle care for eczema on the scalp
Do you suffer from persistent itching and red, scaly patches on your scalp that just won't go away? This may indicate scalp eczema.
These inflammatory skin changes are not only annoying and unsightly, but can also lead to severe discomfort. But what exactly causes scalp eczema and how can you treat these skin problems naturally? care?
In this article, I will tell you everything you need to know about scalp eczema and how bee products can help you to rebalance and soothe your scalp.
What is scalp eczema and how does it develop?
Scalp eczema, medically known as seborrheic dermatitis, is an inflammatory skin condition caused by an overproduction of skin oil and the growth of certain yeasts on the skin. These skin changes often appear in the form of red, scaly and itchy patches and can cause considerable discomfort. The most common causes include genetic predisposition, hormonal changes, stress and external influences such as cold weather or aggressive skin care products.
Propolis, royal jelly and manuka honey for the care of scalp eczema
Gentle and nourishing care is particularly important for scalp eczema in order to support the well-being of the scalp. Propolis, royal jelly and manuka honey are three natural ingredients that can play a valuable role in this context.
Propolis
Propolis, a resinous product collected by bees, has established itself as a versatile ingredient in skin and hair care. When caring for scalp eczema, propolis can help to gently support the scalp through its soothing properties. It is often used to promote the general well-being of the skin, especially when it is irritated by eczema. Propolis can also form a protective layer on the scalp, shielding it from external influences, a kind of propolis plaster.
Royal jelly
Royal jelly, a precious substance obtained exclusively from the queen bee, is valued in skin care for its rich nutrients. When applied to the scalp, especially in the case of eczema, royal jelly can can helpkeep the skin supple and nourished. Its nourishing consistency can help to soothe the scalp and strengthen the hair at the same time. Royal jelly is often used to help maintain a balanced and nourished scalp. scalpwhich can be particularly important for scalp eczema.
Manuka honey
Manuka honey is known for its unique properties and is traditionally used in skin care. For scalp eczema, manuka honey can have a soothing property on the irritated scalp unfold. It is used to moisturize and nourish the scalp, which can help with dry and flaky patches. The application of Manuka honey can help to keep the scalp feeling comfortable and nourished, which can make dealing with eczema easier.
The combination of propolis, royal jelly and manuka honey in scalp eczema care offers a gentle and natural way to support the scalp. These ingredients can help to soothe, nourish and protect the scalp from external influences, which can be particularly valuable in the daily care of scalp eczema.
For the care of your scalp with scalp eczema, I recommend our BEELIXIR HAIR OIL and the royal jelly shampoo with propolis and manuka honey from our Hair Care Set - a perfectly coordinated combination that cares for your scalp and pampers your hair.
Using the Hair Care Set
When Dou suffer from scalp eczema, a gentle and targeted hair care routine is particularly important to soothe irritation and calm the scalp. Here is a detailed guide specifically tailored to the needs of sensitive scalps and scalp eczema:
Gentle brushing to prepare
Begin Da hair care routine with gentle brushing to loosen knots and tangles. For scalp eczema, it is important to use a brush with soft bristles or a coarse-toothed comb to avoid further irritating the already sensitive scalp. Brush Dhair when dry, as wet hair is more susceptible to damage. Gentle brushing optimally prepares the hair for subsequent cleansing by removing loose flakes of skin and detangling the hair.
Gentle cleansing with royal jelly shampoo
Use the solid royal jelly shampoo, which is specially formulated to soothe sensitive scalps. Lather the shampoo in your hands and gently massage the foam into the scalp. For scalp eczema, it is particularly important not to rub too vigorously to avoid irritation. The natural ingredients such as coconut oil, argan oil and broccoli seed oil gently cleanse without drying out the scalp. Royal jelly and propolis extract in this shampoo have soothing and anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce redness and itching, which is particularly beneficial for eczema. These ingredients support skin regeneration and promote the healing of eczema by strengthening the skin barrier and moisturizing.
Gentle drying
After washing, it is important to dry the hair and scalp gently. Use a soft towel or microfiber towel to gently squeeze the water out of the hair without rubbing to avoid irritating the sensitive scalp. If possible, let your hair air dry. If you use a hairdryer, set it to the lowest heat setting to protect the scalp from further drying and irritation.
Care with the BEELIXIER HAIR OIL
In the final step, apply BEELIXIER HAIR OIL to slightly damp or dry hair, especially to the lengths and ends. For scalp care for eczema, the oil can be gently massaged into the scalp. The oil, which contains argan oil, sunflower oil, hemp oil and olive oil, helps to moisturize the scalp and strengthen its natural protective barrier. The included manuka honey and propolis extract provide antimicrobial and antioxidant properties that are particularly valuable for scalp eczema, as they can soothe the skin and reduce inflammation. These ingredients support the regeneration of skin cells and help to reduce the itching and redness associated with eczema.
This routine will gently cleanse, soothe and moisturize your scalp, helping to relieve the symptoms of eczema. Using products with soothing, anti-inflammatory and moisturizing ingredients supports healing and helps to keep the scalp healthy.
