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Why does my scalp hurt? Causes of scalp sensitivity and how you can help yourself


Have you ever said, “My scalp hurts” or even “It hurts when I move my hair”? Although it may seem like your “hair hurts,” the source of the pain comes from scalp, where they can occur for various reasons inflammation, tension, or sensitivity of nerve endings.

Don't worry – scalp pain is common and often treatable. In this article, we'll look at the main reasons why your scalp hurts and offer practical solutions.

1. Tight ponytails and hairstyles can cause a sore scalp


Sleek high ponytails, braids, or ponytails are great for styling, but pulling your hair too much can cause tension in your scalp. Wearing your hair up often or sleeping with wet hair in a ponytail can damage it over time. hair follicles, which leads to weakened hair, hair loss and sensitivity.


Solution:
– Leave your hair down at least a few days a week
– Use soft elastics made of satin or fabric
– Sleep with your hair down or in a silk scarf


Elixré tip: Regularly massage your scalp with Elixré Power Growth Hair Serum, which, in addition to natural extracts, also contains Capixyl™, an ingredient that supports the health of hair follicles and strengthens hair attachment.

2. Migraines can cause scalp sensitivity to touch


If you are prone to migraines, you may experience: increased sensitivity of the skin and scalp – a condition called allodynia. The touch of hair, a ponytail, even a hat or glasses can cause an unpleasant sensation.


Solution:
– Consult your doctor about taking your therapy on time
– Pay attention to migraine triggers and keep a diary
– Avoid tight hairstyles during an attack

3. Washing your hair incorrectly can irritate your scalp


Washing your hair too little = accumulation of sebum, dandruff and bacteria. Washing too often = dryness, disrupted pH and excessive oil production. Both lead to itchy, sensitive, or even painful scalp.


Solution:
– Wash your hair every 2 to 3 days, depending on your hair type
– Avoid aggressive shampoos with alcohol or sulfates
– Don't forget about scalp serum, which helps balance the microbiota
Elixré tip: Use Elixré Power Growth Serum scalp serum, which contains AnaGain™ from organic pea shoots. This natural active ingredient has been proven supports hair growth and restores the balance of the scalp.

Quick tips for soothing your scalp:

  • Down hairstyles, silk elastics
  • Scalp massage with hair serum
  • Washing with mild shampoos
  • Balanced diet and enough water
  • Avoiding stress and excessive drying with hot air

Conclusion

A sore scalp is not only uncomfortable, but it is often a sign that your scalp needs gentle care and regeneration. Whether it's tight hair, oil imbalance, or internal triggers, small changes can make a big difference. With natural scalp serum, as is Elixré Power Growth Serum - with AnaGain™ and Capixyl™, you not only nourish the roots, but also increase hair vitality and density – all this without aggressive chemicals.

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