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Learn MoreRelieve discomfort and restore balance with Millies’ curated range of shampoos specifically for dry or itchy scalps. Designed to cleanse gently without stripping natural oils, our selection features formulas enriched with soothing humectants, anti‑inflammatory botanicals, and lightweight emollients to revive your scalp’s comfort and health.
Whether your dryness comes from environmental stress, over‑washing, or sensitivity, these shampoos help rebuild your scalp barrier. Look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid, glycerin, colloidal oatmeal, ceramides, omega‑3s, and cooling botanical extracts. Avoid harsh surfactants and overly fragrant or drying formulas.
For best results, alternate with a clarifying shampoo to remove buildup or pair with scalp treatments. Also explore our Hair Treatments for deeper support.
FAQs
1. Which is the best shampoo for a dry scalp?
The best dry scalp shampoo gently cleanses while delivering moisture and calming ingredients. Look for humectants (like glycerin, aloe vera), soothing botanicals (such as oatmeal), and mild surfactants. For flakes or irritation, formulas with anti‑fungal or exfoliating actives such as salicylic acid or zinc pyrithione may be recommended.
2. What do dermatologists recommend for a dry scalp?
Dermatologists typically suggest using sulfate‑ and harsh sulphate‑based surfactants‑free shampoos, avoiding strong fragrances or drying alcohols, and selecting shampoos with moisturisers (ceramides, hyaluronic acid), anti‑inflammatory botanicals, plus gentle exfoliants if needed. Also, washing frequency should be tuned to your scalp’s needs (not too often).
3. How can I hydrate my dry scalp and hair?
Hydration comes from using moisture‑retaining shampoos, leaving in conditioner or scalp balms, avoiding hot water, limiting heat styling, and using leave‑in treatments. Scalp massages and using products with humectants and emollients will help support the moisture barrier. Also, protect hair and scalp from environmental stress (dry air, cold) to prevent moisture loss