Dandruff. so irritating. Most of us have and are still suffering from dandruff. The itchy scalp, white flakes on your face, shoulders leading to rashes, eye irritation, and much more.
80% percent of people suffer from dandruff, especially during winters they can become more active, feeding on the oils secreted from your glands i.e., sebum.
Dandruff is caused by various reasons such as stress, eczema, pollution, excess use of hair products, harsh brushing, etc.
Most people use various unprescribed products and also the constant heat of the hairstyling machines can damage your hair making the scalp dry which will be a perfect home for dandruff.
Dandruff should not be treated leisurely you should take it seriously and try to get rid of it before it creates a lot of other problems including skin allergy.
If you are constantly fighting with dandruff but want to get rid of it the natural way and also save some money we have the perfect tips for you to clear your dandruff.
Lemon And Coconut Oil
We have been using coconut oil for centuries it is our grandmother’s way of keeping hair healthy and shiny. The antifungal properties of coconut oil can help keep your scalp dry and reduce itchiness.
The acidic property in the lemon will help you to rub off stubborn dandruff from your scalp. Mix an equal amount of coconut oil and lemon juice and gently massage the mixture to your hair and let it soak for 15 to 20 minutes. Wash your hair with lukewarm water. Continue this process for at least 3 weeks for best results.
This mixture not only helps to clear your dandruff but also nourishes your hair and makes it thick and shiny.
Aloe Vera
An inexpensive great remedy for skin, hair, and overall health. Aloe vera. Aloe Vera reduces flaccidity and irritation of the skin, functions as a natural cooler. The Aloe Vera has anti-fungal compounds that help treat dandruff and purify dead skin for fresh cells regeneration.
Many studies have proven that aloe vera can be a great treatment for dandruff. Use aloe vera gel. Remember to use the gel from the plant instead of a chemical gel available in the market. Extract aloe vera gel from the plant and apply it to your scalp thoroughly and leave it for up to 20 minutes, it acts as a cooling agent to your body.
Wash your hair using lukewarm water and mild shampoo. Using extremely hot water to wash your scalp can leave it dry and also damage your hair.
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Yogurt/Curd
Yogurt’s lactic acid reduces dandruff and strengthens the protein in your hair from the root. It is a great supply of healthy bacteria and contributes to preventing skin flaking. Apply a fresh yogurt mask on your hair let it sit for more than 15 to 20 minutes not more than that because the cooling factor in the yogurt can make your head heavy and cause you a headache.
Wash it off with lukewarm water and fry it in the natural sunlight than the dryer. Repeat the process for 2 to 3 weeks at least twice a week.
Neem
Neem is used in most anti-dandruff shampoos as it is a great remedy for dandruff. Instead of using chemical shampoos claiming to have infused neem, use the natural neem leaves.
You can start by crushing some neem leaves and making them into a paste. Grind the paste until it is of a thick consistency and apply it to your scalp. The antibacterial and fungal properties in the neem reduce itchiness and help in reducing dandruff.
Egg Yolk
Egg yolk can easily cure your dandruff problems. Separate the egg yolk from the white, do not take the white part of the egg only the yellow yolk. Use as many egg yolks as you want depending on your hair density. Beat the eggs, make a mixture and apply it neatly to your scalp and let it soak for at least one hour, cover it with a cloth or wrap it with a plastic cover.
After an hour wash your hair gently and thoroughly to remove the yolk and odor completely of your hair then use a bit of shampoo to rinse the remaining and let it dry. You need to follow this step atleast thrice a week for better results.