Seborrheic Dermatitis refer to the dry, white flakes or scales of dead skin that usually found on the scalp. It is not as common as scalp dandruff; however, it is possible for anyone to have these scaly patches of dandruff beard, face, side of the nose, ears, eyebrow, between Eyebrows and any other part of the body, especially where the body produces much sebum. Is possible for to have dandruff on eyebrows? Yes, it is possible and there are many ailments and conditions. The first and most common cause of dandruff in eyebrows, scalp, face, middle part of the chest, around the navel, on groin, below breast, nose, around ears and other body parts is Seborrheic Dermatitis. It resembles and allergic reaction, eczema to psoriasis. It is more common in adults and newborn. This type of eczema will cause an inflamed, itchy and red skin on your eyebrows that flakes or has scales. Other possible symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis may include waxy or greasy eyebrows, blistering, rash, oozing lesions, and some colour change when it heals off.

What’s Causing Seborrheic Dermatitis on Eyebrows?

The exact cause of seborrheic dermatitis is still unknown; however, there is a combination of factors such as stress, genetic, skin yeast, some medicines and medication conditions, cold dry weather can trigger it.

How to Treat Seborrheic dermatitis on Eyebrows?

Scalp treatment can be by over the counter anti dandruff shampoos that contain ingredients such as coal tar, salicylic acid, zinc pyrithione, ketoconazole, and selenium sulfide. For eyebrows, ensure you wash affect area daily with water and soap, try antifungal products, corticosteroid lotions, sulfur products and prescribed medicated shampoos.

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