Keith Hair Studio

Dear Valued customers ,We are closed on the 10th of August 2026 till the 12th of August 2026.Will be open as usual on the 13th of August 2026.Any appointments,Feel free to WhatsApp us at ⁨017-300 3320⁩ .Thank you 😃

☁️💜 NEW DRINK ALERT 💜☁️

Introducing our Taro Cloud Delight ✨

A dreamy blend of creamy taro milk topped with a fluffy cloud of whipped cream, finished with a beautiful swirl of sweetness for the perfect indulgent treat.

One sip, and you’ll be floating on cloud nine. ☁️💜

Taro Cloud Delight
Smooth taro milk crowned with a cloud of whipped cream for a delightfully creamy experience.

How often you wash your hair?👀 tell us in the comments⬇️ @dubaihairdoctor

Seborrheic dermatitis and scalp psoriasis are two of the most commonly confused scalp conditions — but they are biologically very different. Seborrheic dermatitis is typically associated with oily yellow flakes, scalp irritation, itching, redness, excess sebum production, and Malassezia yeast activity. It often appears around the scalp, eyebrows, beard area, and hairline. Scalp psoriasis is an autoimmune inflammatory scalp condition commonly associated with thicker silver-white scaling, sharply defined plaques, excessive skin cell turnover, inflammation, and scaling that may extend beyond the hairline. In this cinematic medical animation, we break down the real differences between seborrheic dermatitis vs scalp psoriasis, including: • scalp inflammation • dandruff vs psoriasis • seborrheic dermatitis symptoms • scalp psoriasis symptoms • itchy scalp causes • scalp flaking and scaling • autoimmune scalp disorders • scalp microbiome imbalance • hair and scalp health • trichology education • scalp disease visualization • hair follicle inflammation • scalp barrier dysfunction Many people incorrectly self-diagnose scalp conditions, which can delay proper scalp care, scalp wellness support, and professional evaluation. This video was created to help people better understand the biology of scalp conditions through hyper-realistic trichology-focused medical visualization. If you’re a barber, cosmetologist, hairstylist, trichologist, scalp specialist, dermatology enthusiast, or someone struggling with chronic scalp irritation, this breakdown will help you better understand what may actually be happening beneath the surface of the scalp. The scalp is not “just dandruff.” It’s biology, inflammation, microbiology, immune response, and follicular health all working together. Save this video so you can reference the differences later. Send this to someone dealing with scalp flaking or irritation. Comment which scalp condition you want explained next.

SLEEPING WITH WET HAIR CAUSES SCALP FUNGUS? Let’s discuss…

Hair Growth Cycles - Why does your hair stop growing at a certain length—and could your genes, hormones, or diet be secretly controlling it?

How Curls Form - Curly hair forms because the shape of the hair follicle beneath the scalp affects how each strand grows. Round follicles tend to produce straight hair, while curved or oval follicles and keratin distribution help create waves, curls, and coils.

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The only thing that can cure split ends on your hair is your hairdresser’s scissors 👌🏽🤩 don’t waste money on products claiming to repair split ends - they don’t work!

Ewwww…..

Demodex live in our hair follicles, on our scalps, faces and eye lashes. We give Demodex shelter and help us by eating sebum (their food source) from outside our follicles. Demodex Population Normal: 0–2 per follicle Common: 2–5 per follicle Problematic: 5–10+ per follicle. There are 2 types of Demodex. Demodex folliculorum - Lives in clusters inside follicles. Demodex brevis - Lives deeper, usually one per sebaceous gland. If Demodex get out of control this can lead to problems. Reducing Demodex food source (Sebum) helps keep them under control. A greasy scalp is like an all you can eat buffet to Demodex 😋🔬

Why need to shampoo everyday?

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The more you know about your hair and scalp health the better 💖 Loved this discussion with my friend @sebastiano.buca 🙌🏼