Dandruff could be gotten rid off naturally without the use of sophisticated hair creams. I always like to do things the easiest way, and the easy way
is always the natural homemade way! Okay let’s begin.
- Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) Rinse:
Mix 1 Cup of Apple Cider vinegar with 2 Cups of water. Put this in a
spray bottle, spray on your hair and scalp. Massage it into your scalp
gently, leave in your hair for about 5-15mins then rinse of, moisturize
as is desired(preferably with something light like coconut or jojoba
oil). Repeat this process once or twice a week depending on the severity
of dandruff.
- Lemon:
The acidity of freshly squeezed lemon juice as with ACV helps break
down fungus that is often the cause of dandruff outbreaks. Massage 2
Table Spoons of lemon into your scalp; leave it in your scalp for about 2
mins. I know this will sting. Then mix 1 tea spoon of lemon with 1 cup
of water and rinse your hair with it. Repeat daily until no longer
needed.You can also Squeeze an entire lemon into a bowl and mix with
5-10 table spoons of coconut oil. Massage the mixture into your scalp
and leave it in for 20-30mins and rinse with a mild shampoo. Repeat this
once or twice a weak.

- Tea Tree Oil:
Tea tree oil has been medically proven to be antifungal and functions
as a good disinfectant. You can mix 5-10 drops of tea tree oil in your
shampoo and wash your hair as normal. However I find this method to be
more effective; after shampooing your hair, mix 1 Table spoon of tea
tree oil into 1 cup of warm water or Aloe Vera juice, spray into your
scalp and let it sit for a few minutes. Pat the extra moisture out, but
don’t wash it out.

- Baking Soda:
Baking soda kills fungus and gently exfoliates the scalp of excess dead
skin. You will need 1 Table spoon of baking soda, 1 cup of Water and a
few drops of Rosemary oil(Optional). Mix 1 Table spoon of Baking soda
with 1 cup of warm water, or 2 Table spoons with 2 cups of warm water
and so on. Use an applicator bottle or clean empty shampoo bottle and
apply the mix to your hair and scalp. Shake well before use. Use this in
place of shampoo and rinse as normal. Use a light moisturizer like
Jojoba oil afterwards. Repeat this once a week.
- Salt:
Salt is a natural exfoliator, it gets rid of extra oils and dead skin
flakes. Rubbing it on your scalp will also help soothe the itchy
feeling. You need 3 Table Spoons of salt (Epsom Salt or Dead Sea salts
are great if you have them, but regular salt is okay too). Gently
massage the 3 Table spoons of salt into your scalp while its dry or
slightly damp for 2-3mins. Shampoo immediately after wards. You can
repeat this process once a week.
- Eat Right:
You all knew this was coming! I cannot stress how eating properly
affects all aspects of our wellness. Eating well, helps hair and nails
grow and improves our skin conditions. Eat green leafy vegetables ( raw,
like in salad form or blended in juice form), this encourages healthy
skin, hair and nail growth. Fish oils are also essential for beautiful
hair and skin, taking Omega 3,6 and 9 supplements will not cure dandruff
but will reduce their severity. Also, eat lean proteins like fish,
eggs, nuts and beans, these build the hair and skin.
Have a lovely day everyone
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