Choosing the Best Shampoo for Your Hair
Our hair needs proper care. Simply visiting a good hair salon and receiving quality treatments is not enough. The greatest benefits come from daily care. Cleansing and caring for our hair every day is the most important factor and, for this reason, choosing a good shampoo for your hair is essential.
After a hair transplant, care and cleansing must be meticulous. During the first few months, it is recommended not to take risks with shampoos that could expose the scalp to aggressive treatments. Therefore, choosing a pH-neutral shampoo is the safest option. After your hair transplant, Dr. Espinosa Custodio, at Instituto Médico del Prado, will recommend the best care routine and products for your scalp.
Outside the hair transplant period, or some time after the procedure, we should assess our hair to determine which shampoo is best suited for our scalp. Hair can have many different characteristics. Based on its texture, it may be straight, wavy, curly, or Afro-textured. According to its thickness, it may be fine, thick, or medium. This can be observed while styling your hair—if it is easy to comb, your hair is likely to be finer than hair that is difficult to style.
The Best Shampoo According to Your Hair Type
The final way to classify our hair is according to its condition. Hair may be dry (lacking shine and volume), normal (healthy, shiny, full of volume and shape), combination (oily roots with dry hair and ends), or oily (lacking volume, with dandruff or a greasy shine).
All of these characteristics should be taken into account when choosing a good shampoo. Understanding your hair is the best way to select the right product. If you have any doubts, you can always consult a specialist, who will be able to advise you on the best care for your hair.
Finally, when choosing the best shampoo, we should also consider any other scalp conditions we may have, such as seborrheic dermatitis, which causes dandruff or plaques on the scalp. A good shampoo can help eliminate this condition and relieve this uncomfortable skin disorder.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I determine my hair type?
The best way is to observe and handle your hair. While styling it, you will notice whether it is easy or difficult to manage, which will indicate whether it is fine or thick. Its appearance will also help you determine whether your hair is more or less oily.
Can the wrong shampoo damage your hair?
Definitely yes. Using a quality shampoo helps to hydrate your hair and keep it strong and healthy.
Is there any shampoo recommended by Dr. Espinosa Custodio?
Yes. Dr. Espinosa Custodio usually recommends Ketoconazole shampoo, available from pharmacies, in cases of dermatitis. In addition to helping cleanse the hair, it also helps treat problems such as dandruff or scalp flaking.
Dr. Espinosa Custodio works at Instituto Médico del Prado, his hair clinic in Madrid, and performs hair transplants in Mexico, twice a year. If you would like to make an appointment, you can contact us on +34 912 468 664, on WhatsApp +34 627 396 322 or on the contact page of our website. From Mexico you can contact us at +52 55 4590 9909.


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