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Research in Brief: Survey of hair care practices in various ethnic and racial pediatric populations

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Medicated shampoos are part of the standard care of seborrheic dermatitis (SD), yet hair‐washing practices can vary in frequency, which could impact treatment effectiveness and therapeutic benefit. The goal of… Click to show full abstract

Medicated shampoos are part of the standard care of seborrheic dermatitis (SD), yet hair‐washing practices can vary in frequency, which could impact treatment effectiveness and therapeutic benefit. The goal of this study is to understand common hair‐washing practices in pediatric patients, with focus on Black children with SD, through online survey. Patients identifying as Black or mixed race were more likely to use medicated washes weekly or less frequently than White patients (62.5% vs. 30.8%). It is important that clinicians understand Black‐ and mixed‐race hair care practices to provide better clinical guidance on the usage of medicated shampoos, especially for the treatment of SD.

Keywords: care practices; hair; survey; hair care; care; research brief

Journal Title: Pediatric Dermatology
Year Published: 2022

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