Guest guest Posted December 13, 2008 Report Posted December 13, 2008 She may not be having all the oil buildup she was now that the skin can breathe - I would not wash her hair very often right now (maybe 1-2 times per week) to allow the natural oils to build up , and then when you do wash it, use a soft bristled brush to massage her scalp and help to remove the dry skin. I hope this helps!! - Meg > > My daughter " graduated " from her helmet last week. We are thrilled > with the results. However, she is experiencing an extra dry scalp. Is > this normal as her little head adjusts to life outside of the helmet? > Quote
Guest guest Posted December 13, 2008 Report Posted December 13, 2008 She may not be having all the oil buildup she was now that the skin can breathe - I would not wash her hair very often right now (maybe 1-2 times per week) to allow the natural oils to build up , and then when you do wash it, use a soft bristled brush to massage her scalp and help to remove the dry skin. I hope this helps!! - Meg > > My daughter " graduated " from her helmet last week. We are thrilled > with the results. However, she is experiencing an extra dry scalp. Is > this normal as her little head adjusts to life outside of the helmet? > Quote
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