As a dermatologist and hair transplant surgeon, I see many hair loss patients daily. If you have more than 70-100 hairs falling daily, then you have to worry about it. It is considered normal if hair loss is less than this. It is a part of the simple hair loss recycling process.

There is no special way to wash the head, but there are some tips, which I am sharing with you.

Do not wash hair with warm water. Warm water makes the scalp skin dry and itchy and increases dandruff.

How often to wash hair depends on the type of hair. People who have very oily scalp skin may need to wash hair more often than those with normal or dry skin. However, do not keep the scalp too oily or dirty to prevent hair fall.


The scalp should always be kept clean after washing the head. I see many patients who have a lot of smoothness and dandruff on their scalp. This affects hair. If you have too much greasy, dandruff or itching on your scalp, see a dermatologist.

Do not massage the excess oil on the hair before washing. Doing so will damage the hair roots and they can break easily.

Do not rub the hair too much while applying shampoo during bath. It can also cause hair loss.

People with normal skin can use any mild shampoo. But for oily scalp or itchy dandruff, you may need a special shampoo.

After shampooing, it is sensible to use a conditioner to condition your hair fiber.

Hair should not be dried repeatedly in the hot air of dry blow. This weakens hair fibers and can break hair. It is better to let the hair dry naturally.

Never comb your wet hair. In this case the hair breaks.

If you are planning to visit a dermatologist for your hair problem, then washing your hair on that day is not right. If you lose hair, we often do a 'hair pull' test on your hair. And on recently washed hair, this test may be negative.

These are some of the common tips that are on my mind at the moment about washing hair. Hair loss can also occur due to many other reasons. Some hair loss is normal every day.

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