Helmet Scalp Itch Caused by Motorcycle Crash Helmets
Motorcycle helmets mostly use a compression technique were the inner lining is pressed tightly against your hair, scalp and face. The older they get the more the absorbent lining of your motorcycle helmet absorbs the grease and oils from your scalp and hair, skin residues, hair products and general dirt and grime.
Bacteria loves this. Especially because the inner lining of your crash helmet is difficult to clean effectively, this becomes a real breeding ground for bacteria... The bacteria feed off the enzymes in your sweat. This is what causes the odour build up too.
Main Cause of Helmet Scalp Itch & Irritation
Each time your helmet is worn millions of bacteria are pressed tightly against your scalp where it's warm and moist. This creates optimal conditions for itch and irritation.
It's natural to want to scratch this. When you do, your finger nails cause microscopic lesions in the delicate surface of your scalp - not sufficient to cause bleeding of course - but sufficient deep enough for those pesky bacteria to 'move in'.
The itch gets worse and pretty soon there is good reason for associating the wearing of your motorcycle crash helmet with you experiencing an itch scalp.
Bacteria loves this. Especially because the inner lining of your crash helmet is difficult to clean effectively, this becomes a real breeding ground for bacteria... The bacteria feed off the enzymes in your sweat. This is what causes the odour build up too.
Main Cause of Helmet Scalp Itch & Irritation
Each time your helmet is worn millions of bacteria are pressed tightly against your scalp where it's warm and moist. This creates optimal conditions for itch and irritation.
It's natural to want to scratch this. When you do, your finger nails cause microscopic lesions in the delicate surface of your scalp - not sufficient to cause bleeding of course - but sufficient deep enough for those pesky bacteria to 'move in'.
The itch gets worse and pretty soon there is good reason for associating the wearing of your motorcycle crash helmet with you experiencing an itch scalp.
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