Air pollution has quietly become a constant in daily life, especially for those navigating busy streets, living near traffic, or residing in industrial areas. While most people are aware of its impact on lungs or skin, hair and scalp are often the first to show signs of stress. The head is directly exposed to the surrounding environment, allowing tiny dust particles, smoke, chemical residues, and exhaust fumes to settle on the scalp. These pollutants interact with natural oils, proteins, and living cells that support hair growth. As pollution levels rise worldwide, researchers are uncovering how these particles interfere with the delicate balance that maintains hair comfort, shine, and resilience. Understanding these effects can help you recognise early signs of stress, prevent long-term

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