Why do we get a flaky scalp?
The upper layer of our skin consists of dead skin cells that are structured neatly beside each other like tiles on a rooftop. These skin cells are constantly dividing to produce new skin, but sometimes, if they divide rapidly, too many dead skin cells can pile on top of each other. This can form scales, and make skin red and dry.
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