What Is Scalp Gunk and How Do I Get Rid Of It

 Hyperseborrhea Waxy Build Up White Gunk - Help!

These are all synonymous with those that have an over active sebum gland in the hair and scalp. However, it doesn't always stop there. Many have the same situation with the over oily production on the face, forehead, back, chest, in the eyebrows, around the nose, behind the ears and just about any other crack and crevice that you can think of. It is important and very natural for the body to produce sebum but excess amounts can cause of a lot issues.

Does Excess Sebum Cause Inflammation?

Yes, and in more ways that one. The term hyperseborrhea and it means just like it sounds. It over does it. The sebum itself is not always bad but it almost always turns out to be a problem. Don't worry we are going to tell you how to handle it.

There are a couple of things about the hair and follicles that you should know. Excess sebum on the scalp can be bad because the fungus, bacteria and yeast seem to have a field day when it is in excess. Mixing yeast, fungus and sweat can cause a build up of scalp gunk or white gunk that can be in the hair or on the scalp itself. It almost seems like large chunks of dandruff. It can cause itching, flaking, redness. 

But one of the most important things that it does is help to clog the hair follicle. And when mixed with all the dirt, grime, sticky hair spray, gel, styling aids and even shampoo residue that sebum can be hardened and feel like hard rock candy with a little bit of sticky and a lot clog to it. These do clog the follicle and this allows the yeast, bacteria, and fungus to thrive and with that comes inflammation. The enzyme that feeds the hormone dht also feeds off of the excess sebum. So if you are susceptible to DHT = the hormone that causes hair thinning and loss in both women and men then you may notice happen.

This is why many people talk about oily itchy scalp and thinning hair or loss. Many people with seborrheic dermatitis also complain of thinning because of these same 3 things. The first is inflammation inside the hair follicle and the 2nd is that it feeds the enzyme that converts testoterone to dht which is the hair loss hormone and 3rdly it and 3rd bacteria dn fungal overgrowth that breaks down the micronutient process of actually feeding the hair follicle.

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Why Do We Know So Much About Scalp Gunk and Excess Sebum Oils?

We lived it. Yes, the reason that we can explain all of this in great detail to you is that we had the exact problem and probably a little more in depth since many of us also have scalps sores, intense itching and flaking on the hair line, the crown of the head, pimple like bumps on the back of the head that itched unmercifully. I personally had hot spots that would burn and itch on my scalp. I found out that I had clogged hair roots and was harboring some serious bacteria and fungus. Since then I barely deal with my problem any more of hyperseborrhea and itching because of the hyperseborrhea shampoo we developed. I did it a lot of research and some help from giants in the industry on the research side. I did it with a blend of herbs and a magic ingredient called zinc pca.

I Learned The Exact Amount Of  Zinc Pca and Also Specific Herbs

Now my problem is behind me 99% of the time. Every once in a while I will have a flare up but my hair is so much healthier and grows better. Since I started using this when I was 27 I have almost the same amount of hair thinning that I did. This stopped the appearance of seborrheic dermatitis hair thinning in its tracks. I believe because it was mainly due to the inflammation inside the hair follicle. 

I started seeing results in about 2 weeks with what is Now Called Zincplex but in reality about a month. Remember that you have to restore lipid barriers, change the ph, irrigate the hair follicle. This takes some time so give it some time. But a lot of the results will also happen quickly. Enough to let you know that The Zincplex shampoo, Conditioner, Hot Spot Scalp Lotion, Face Wash are the best products for Hyperseborrhea, Seborrheic Dermatitis and Clogged Hair Follicles. Don't clarify - detoxify!