1. Normal Scalp
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Balanced oil production (not too oily or too dry)
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Healthy blood circulation
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No flakes, itching, or irritation
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Hair tends to be healthy and manageable
2.Oily Scalp
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Excess sebum production by sebaceous glands
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Hair gets greasy quickly
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Can lead to clogged pores and dandruff
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Often caused by genetics, hormonal changes, or over-washing
3.Dry Scalp
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Lacks moisture or natural oils
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Often causes itchiness, tightness, or small, dry flakes
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Can result from cold weather, harsh shampoos, or dehydration
4.Sensitive Scalp
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Reacts easily to products or environmental changes
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Symptoms may include itching, burning, redness, or tenderness
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Can coexist with other scalp types (e.g., dry + sensitive)
5.Dandruff-Prone Scalp
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Characterized by white or yellow flakes
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May be dry or oily
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Often caused by yeast overgrowth (Malassezia) or inflammation
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Can be associated with conditions like seborrheic dermatitis or psoriasis
6.Combination Scalp
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Oily roots and dry or normal ends
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Scalp may get greasy quickly, while ends remain brittle or dry
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Requires a balanced haircare routine