You might have noticed increased hair fall while dandruff was busy making your scalp its permanent home. Guess what! It isn’t just you, many people notice a direct connection between dandruff and increased hair fall. So, what's the deal? Are they really directly connected, or is it just a coincidence? This  subsequent relation between dandruff and hair fall compelled us to bring this blog before you! Read till end to know what actually happens to your hair while you’re busy confronting dandruff. Let’s break it down for you;

The Dandruff-Hair Fall Connection: Myth or Reality?

First off, let’s get the facts straight. Dandruff itself doesn't directly cause hair loss. It is a condition where the scalp sheds dead skin cells more rapidly than normal, resulting in those recognizable white flakes. It's often accompanied by itching and irritation, which is where the potential for hair loss comes into play. 

How It Happens
When your scalp is itchy and irritated due to dandruff, the natural instinct is to scratch. Constant scratching can damage your hair follicles, the tiny pores from which your hair grows. Damaged hair follicles can result in weaker hair and, ultimately, hair fall. So, while dandruff isn't causing hair fall directly, the scalp irritation and the scratching it induces can certainly lead to increased hair shedding.

In addition to, the inflammation associated with severe dandruff can even weaken the hair roots. Inflammation often means that your scalp is not in the healthiest state, making it less capable of supporting strong hair growth. This can cause hair to fall out more easily.

So while you know the connection isn’t direct and considering you won’t give in the need to scratch your scalp badly next time, what else could you do to prevent dandruff in the first place? It’s simple and chances are, you already know it! That one ingredient which not only slays dandruff but also keep your scalp and hair in the pink of health! None other than ‘Pure Aloevera Gel’.

Aloe vera is known for its soothing properties. It can help calm the irritation and inflammation caused by dandruff. By applying Aloe Vera Gel to your scalp, you're not only moisturizing it but also creating an environment that’s less likely to shed those annoying flakes. This helps reduce the itching and, in turn, the scratching, thereby protecting your hair follicles from unnecessary damage.

Using the gel is super simple. Just apply a small amount directly to your scalp and gently massage it in. You can leave it on for 30-40 minutes or even overnight for a more intensive treatment. Over time (yes you have to maintain consistency with it at least twice a week to see difference faster), you'll likely notice not just a reduction in dandruff, but also healthier, stronger hair.

To get your hands on pure aloevera gel, you can choose Deyga’s Organic Aloe Vera Gel! 

This little miracle worker is as pure as it gets transparent, fragrance-free, and natural. It’s cold pressed and contains no other ingredient. It’s the pure aloe gel of plants but better as it has no stickiness! Hence easier to work with. 

So, you see, you don’t need any expensive hair treatment, dandruff is normal. And you can take care of it NATURALLY! 

Note: In case of any medical condition, we recommend you prefer going to a dermatologist as there can be many causes behind severe dandruff and hair fall including a hidden medical condition!