Hair Fall (Khalitya): Often caused by excess Pitta. The heat rises to the head and literally "burns" the hair roots, causing them to fall out. Alopecia (Indralupta): This is where Kapha blocks the hair follicles (Romakupa). The path is blocked, so even if the root is alive, the new hair cannot push through the surface, leading to patches of baldness.

Acne is known as Mukha Dushika (destroyer of facial beauty). It is primarily a Pitta-Rakta disorder. When Pitta (Heat) increases in the body due to spicy food or hormonal shifts, it corrupts the blood. This hot, impure blood tries to escape through the facial pores. If Kapha (oiliness) is also present, it blocks the pore, creating a painful, pus-filled eruption.

These are chronic conditions where the body’s detoxification system is failing. Psoriasis (Kitibha): Often a Vata-Kapha disorder. The skin becomes dry, rough, and scales over like the bark of a tree because the body is reproducing skin cells too fast in a chaotic attempt to protect itself. Eczema (Vicharchika): Can be dry (Vata) or weeping/oozing (Pitta-Kapha). It represents a "boiling over" of internal toxins that irritate the skin surface.