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Dr Hugh Rushton, a specialist in hair and scalp science says that scalp dermatitis is not necessarily a lifelong condition. He advises against colouring or perming as any chemicals are likely to cause stinging and inflammation. Dr Rushton advises cutting out dairy products for a period of about six weeks and although you may notice a worsening of the condition for a short time as the toxins work their way out of your system, you should notice a considerable difference after around 40 days. You can then reintroduce foods gradually. Dr Rushton also suggests washing your hair every other day to get rid of skin flakes so your scalp has a chance to heal and renew itself. If you would like to see a trichologist its worth mentioning to your GP next time you pay a visit. CHARLES
WORTHINGTONS HOLIDAY HAIR TIPS To achieve this look Charles recommends washing and conditioning with volumising formulas and finger drying using a body boosting styling product. If your hair is long use heated or velcro rollers or a hot brush on shorter hair. Let the hair cool before removing rollers, unwind, shake the head forward, lift up then backcomb the crown for added height. Brush into place and keep it there with a firm hold hairspray, Jackie Onassis style!
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CELEBRITY'S CHOICE Ever wondered what our soap stars use on their locks? It seems they just can not get enough of the 'Over The Top' range - Lisa Faulkner (Holby City) swears by Instant Feedback - a deep conditioner that works in three minutes flat! Around £15 for 125 ml. Anna Friel loves the Souffle Shampoo for colour treated hair £6.50 for 250 ml. Angela Griffin (ex Coronation St) uses Glazing, a moisturising serum that prevents frizz for curly or afro-Caribbean hair £9.50 for 50 ml. For Stockists Call 020 7491 4566 HAIRDRESSERS TIP If your hair goes made with static invest in a wooden comb and natural bristle brush, synthetic materials create more of a charge. Leave-in conditioners can also help.
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