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Have you ever wondered why your hair always remove unpleasant smells, but always diligent shampooing. This problem is commonly referred to as smelly hair hair odor syndrome or syndrome. The most striking symptom of the syndrome is of course the smell of hair and scalp. Some say it smells like a wet diaper, others describe it smells like sour milk, even the smell of socks. Odor generated was so strong, that people can immediately smell the odor was not without her. The smell of it can appear only approximately 12 hours after their bath. Even more terrifying, the smell could move into a towel or pillow sufferer.
According to the Mayo Clinic, the leading cause of seborrheic dermatitis is not a bad hair (excess oil production) or a scalp disorder that causes flaky scalp, scaly, or flushed. Medical science itself has not found a specific cause of this syndrome. Most patients who develop this syndrome did not find a definitive answer from a doctor. Recipes are often not given any help they get out of this problem.
Without a satisfactory explanation, the patient eventually generally seek to resolve their own problems, among others, with a variety of hair care products, such as the conditioner of tea extracts that have antifungal properties. Others chose the traditional treatment of a mixture of lemon juice, baking soda, apple cider vinegar, coconut oil, aloe vera, neem oil, chlorophyll supplement, as well as a mixture of honey and cinnamon.
Actually there is one solution that seems to give more consistent results, that is by washing your hair with liquid soap and antibacterial soap that contains sulfur. It makes sense from a scientific standpoint, if the cause is bacterial or fungal. Triclosan contained in a liquid bath soap can prevent bacteria growth, while the sulfur itself can reduce an oily scalp, thereby reducing the "food" of bacteria or fungi that exist in the scalp.
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