Winter days are almost coming to an end now which means your skin and hair are going to go through a change. This change will cause some problems for people with a dry skin. Dry scalp is usually skin that is deprived of natural oils. But it could also indicate an underlying medical condition. Flakey skin is definitely an issue most people have to deal in winters, and so is dry scalp. No matter what kind of dryness it is, it can be solved with a few home remedies.
Try these home remedies for dry scalp:
Oils
Any kind of oil are mostly work on a dry scalp. Coconut, almond, olive, jojoba, argan, etc are good oils for dry scalp. There are many options to choose from all kinf of oils. You can pick whatever works for you the best. Oils have the ability to moisturise your scalp while the protein in them helps to lock in the moisture.
Aloe vera
This one makes for a great natural ingredient that helps in dealing with dryness of the scalp. Aloe vera gel is loaded with anti-inflammatory properties that help in soothing dry scalp. Skin irritation and itchy scalp are also the outcomes of dryness. Aloe vera can work magically to deal with these issues.
ACV ( Apple cider vineager)
A dry scalp can mean the start of dandruff. It is essential to make sure your scalp isn’t exposed to any kinds of bacteria or fungi. To get rid of such issues and to balance out your pH levels, apply cider vinegar will serve as a saviour. It’s an anti-inflammatory product that helps in dealing with itchiness. It will also exfoliate your scalp. ACV is extremely acidic in nature and so, you will have to make sure to dilute it in a ratio of 1:4.
Yogurt
Yogurt is one of the best natural moisturisers of all time. It is rich in lactic acid that helps keep the scalp nourished. It is also loaded with zinc that is responsible for facilitating cell regrowth. It definitely is something that you should be looking for while dealing with flakey skin.
Banana Mask
Bananas have many essential minerals and can help clear up the dry scalp. They are anti-microbial, moisturizing and can curb dandruff too. Mash a ripe banana and mix with coconut or olive oil to apply on your scalp. Allow it to sit for 20 minutes and wash off with a mild shampoo.
No matter what home remedy you choose to use, always do a patch test before you use them on your scalp. There are chances that you could be allergic to the ingredients. It’s always better to be double sure first.
