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okay, can we keep it real? dandruff is NOT THE BIZNESS. in high school i had dandruff – which now that i look back, think it was a side effect of relaxing. anyway, i digress.
if you struggle with a snowflake scalp but don’t want to use a “regular” store brand dandruff shampoo, here is a pretty effective and not to mention great smelling option for you to try and one that won’t dry out your kinks or curls.
ingredients: [click to continue…]
| b asks: First of all, I absolutely LOVE your blog! It helps me so much with my natural hair journey. I had a quick question though. I am currently wearing sew-ins because I play sports in college & managing my hair with it sweating & the heat from the weather is unbearable. Lately my scalp has been itching HORRIBLY, to the point where I have scratched my head & I now have sores. I want to know what natural products I can use to keep this from happening or if I should just take my sew in out completely. Help me please. |
b, i’m sorry you are experiencing scalp sores. i used to get them when I was a kid and they were the bain of my 6 year old existence! tons of sulfur 8 and whatever else my mom could slather on my head that she thought would help my scalp. *shudders at thought*
if i were you, the first thing i would do is to remove that sew in. sweat plus corn rows plus tracks plus real SPORTS can be a horrid combination. i remember when i was in high school and we had an away basket ball game. i was in line to get on the bus – in my cheer skirt of course – my basket ball skills are scary as in bad – and one of the team players, a girl who wore these crochet braids was a head of me. she turned her head my way to say something and the strongest hurricane and tornado blend of mildew came off of her head. i felt so bad for her! all of those hours of practice and pounds of sweat, dirt and debris had started to make her scalp germ city and even though she always washed her hair after the games, she was still left with, well, funk. [click to continue…]
snow flakes on the shoulder of your clothing is not a good look but going to the derm to spend tons of dollars to cure dandruff is not a good look either. you should know that you can often successfully treat dandruff at home and here is a recipe that you can try that can possibly help you get on the road to recovery to a flake free scalp. [click to continue…]
lots of times we find ourselves with scalp problems and natural or not, these are problems that can affect anyone. if you want to give your scalp a treat while addressing your scalp problems, you can make these easy and effective scalp sprays at home.
and even if you are not experiencing any scalp problems like oiliness or tightness, you can still indulge yourself with these spa-like treatments.
