Hello dear Please be aware See follow below instructions for improvement Nicoral shampoo twice a day for 1 month Coconut/bhringraj/ onion oil massage twice a day for 2 months Clomed antifungal powder twice a day for 2 weeks Biotin medications once a day for 1 month Alovera mint gel massage twice a day for 2 months Minidoxil 5 solution topically for 1 month. Hope improvement occurs In case of no improvement in 1 month consult dermatologist Regards
Your skin dullness in winter is likely due to dryness and reduced moisture in the air, not sunscreen. Try switching to a hydrating sunscreen with added moisturizers like La Shield Fisico, Bioderma Photoderm Crème, or Re’equil Ultra Matte. Also, use a richer moisturizer in winter and treat dandruff with a mild anti-dandruff shampoo once or twice a week.
For dealing with dry skin and dullness in the winter, it’s essential to adjust your skincare routine to address the changes in moisture and temperature. First, focusing on hydration is key. Use a thicker moisturizer that contains hyaluronic acid or glycerin, which can help lock in moisture. Apply it immediately after showering or washing your face to seal in water. For sunscreen, consider a formula that also offers moisturizing benefits. Look for sunscreens labeled with “broad-spectrum,” as these protect against both UVA and UVB rays. A few good options include those with physical blockers like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, which are less likely to cause irritation and might work well for your skin type. It’s important to use sunscreen year-round, even if your skin looks better in different seasons. For dandruff, the key often lies in using a medicated shampoo. Try one containing ketoconazole, selenium sulfide, or pyrithione zinc. These ingredients help reduce the yeast that can contribute to dandruff. Use it a few times a week, letting it sit on your scalp for about five minutes before rinsing. This problem tends to worsen in winter due to drier air, so make sure to condition your hair well and avoid overly hot water. If dryness or flaking persists, visiting a dermatologist might be beneficial. They can offer more specific recommendations or prescribe treatments depending on the severity of your dandruff or skin changes.
