Keeping your hair as manageable as possible is really important when you are scalp cooling. Chemotherapy will inevitably dry your...
Keeping your hair as manageable as possible is really important when you are scalp cooling. Chemotherapy will inevitably dry your...
Brushing your hair is a fundamentally important part of hair care now you have chosen to cold cap. Whether you...
There are a lot of questions surrounding an itchy scalp and why it occurs during scalp cooling treatment. We’ve seen many questions...
Keeping your hair manageable during scalp cooling is key. Wash less frequently to preserve natural oils, but still enough to maintain hair health.
Patients often ask, "What products can I use while scalp cooling?" Stick to sulphate- and paraben-free shampoos and conditioners, focusing on hydration. Avoid heavy styling products like mousses or sprays, and opt for a gentle, moisturizing routine to keep hair manageable during treatment.
Is it safe to visit the hairdresser while scalp cooling? Yes, with care. Opt for gentle cuts, avoid blow-drying, and hold off on dyeing or chemical treatments until post-chemo. Read more for tips on managing your hair during treatment.
Shedding, for many people, is the most dreaded part of scalp cooling. Hair loss can be distressing, messy, and tiresome...
