Dandruff: A Cankerworm

Dandruff can be really embarrassing and smelly! I could remember a day I was opportuned to make hair for a ‘chick’, what I saw on the scalp was really not chick-like, (if there is any word like that... lol) Does that mean the chick might be a dirty girl, or she is probably not neat as she looks? The answer is NO! Dandruff is a respecter of no hair, you will even be surprised to see a man with dandruff, yet he washes his head daily.
Relax!!! You’re reading this right now to say NO to dandruff and kick it outta this earth *giggles*. Dandruff can be caused by many things: fungus, dry scalp, eczema and many other things I don’t wanna bore you with. Let’s just hit the nail!
We’ll be looking for natural ways to kick dandruff from this earth, without chemical, drugs or foreign aids. I’m not saying they are bad; it’s just that they might have side effects. So, we’ll stick with our local things, just to be on a safer side.
Here we go…

Apple cider vinegar: I really have a crush on this ingredient; it has much importance especially on hair. Apple cider vinegar changes the potential of hydrogen (PH) of your hair and makes it difficult for any pest. All you have to do is to mix it (Apple vinegar cider) with little water, apply on your hair and wrap with towel for 15minutes or more, then rinse. Repeat this process twice a week and let’s see where that dandruff will come from. You can’t afford Apple Vinegar Cedar? Don’t panic, check this out…

Salt: Yes, Salt! Dearie, just sprinkle it to your and massage soothingly, don’t worry, it’s not gonna hurt. You just need it to get rid to the dry scales. After the salty massage, shampoo and condition. Then you’re good to go. You think salt is too risky? Try the next option.


Lemon: Babe, get 2teaspoons of lemon, and massage into your hair, mix another 2teaspoon of lemon with a cup of water and rinse with your hair. You will continue this process till the dandruff vanishes. You can’t get lemon where you are right now? Then get this…

Baking soda: Go straight to your kitchen and bring out that baking soda. Hold on! Wet your hair first, and then apply baking soda into the scalp. Let me warn you, after this process, your hair may feel fried out, but the good news is that after a week, your scalp will start producing natural oil that will result the hair back to default *winks*. You feel baking soda is meant for bakers? Try this everywhere-ingredient…

Alovera: Simple right? Just get the closest Alovera to you, and apply deeply into the scalp for 30minutes or more, then you can do the conditioning and rinse. Repeat this process every week and let’s see how it goes.
Phew! Dandruff must have no place with all these anti-dandruff methods. If you have any other suggestion you might have tried in the past, and you will like to share to the world, just message us, and we will publish it out in the next edition. If you’ve also tried these methods and want to testify, you are highly welcome.
Thanks for the time!