Clarifying shampoos remove build up, such as product build up and dirt from the hair.
I'm no dermatologist or anything:), but I do think it is mostly caused froma build up of oil on your scalp. Or it could be from a hair product that you use and you may be allergic to.
No, unless the hair is VERY soiled or has heavy product build-up.
Excess product in the hair will lead to product build up, it will weigh down the hair, causing it to be uncooperative when styling, and will alter the appearance of hair color.
Options to try to remove dark dye from hair: · Try L'Oreal's Colour Zap · Shampoo with clarifying (designed to remove product build-up or chlorine build-up) shampoo · Shampoo with Head and Shoulders - known to strip colour from hair
Try dish soap. That is what I tell my clients when they have product build-up in the hair.
yes.
build up of magma
A build up of calcium
Yes shampoo is good for your hair. The question may be what is some good brand shampoos to use. Shampoo is good for your hair because it aids in removing residue, dirt and product build up like secretion from sweat from your hair, making it clean and keeping your scalp healthy. If you don't shampoo regularly it could result in hair loss and you may develop abrasions in your scalp from all the dirt and build up.
It's actually not recommended to shampoo the hair prior to a color service, unless it is heavily soiled at which time a clarifying shampoo would be used. This will remove any product build up or impurities in the hair.
You could build up static electricity when you rub a balloon on your hair.