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        <description>Why Dandruff Forms Dandruff isn’t just dry skin. A yeast called Malassezia can interact with scalp oils, irritate the skin, and speed up cell turnover. Dead skin cells then mix with oil, clump together, and form the visible flakes we recognize as dandruff.</description>
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