What are the best home remedies for dandruff?

Several home remedies for dandruff are: Massage hot oil into the scalp at bedtime. The next morning mix equal parts lemon juice and white vinegar and massage into the scalp. Then wash your hair with an egg shampoo.

Or Beat two eggs with 2 tablespoons of water. Massage your scalp with this egg mixture and leave on the hair for at least 15 minutes. Wash your hair with warm water.

I must admit that I, too, was having a little problem with my mild dandruff – just mild, lol. Not only it’s itchy, it also is so ugly when you’d want to wear black or dark shirts – a really big turn off. Well, I guess no one wants to have dandruff but it’s unavoidable sometimes.

I remember a cottage mate in college. She really had a very beautiful hair on the outside. Long, black and shiny – the characteristics that you’d be looking for in a shampoo model but, don’t ever try to open and see her scalp because you’re sure to grow sudden goosebumps upon seeing it.

Her dandruffs were like maps engraved on her scalp, that e And she seemed not worried about it, haha, like she’s used to having it or she just didn’t feel any itch at all. Good for you that you’re finding ways to get rid of those yucky dandruffs so here are some home remedies you can try yourself: “For good hair without dandruff, drink at least 2 liter water.

Combs must be washed and hair should be brushed regularly. Dandruff is a scalp condition that can be controlled by following home remedies: • The use of fenugreek (methi) seeds is one such remedy. Two tablespoons of fenugreek seeds should be soaked overnight in water.

The softened seeds should be ground into a fine paste in the morning. This paste should be applied all over the scalp and left for half an hour. The hair should then be washed thoroughly with soap nut solution or shikakai.

€¢ The use of a teaspoon of fresh lime juice for the last rinse, while washing the hair, is another useful remedy. This not only leaves the hair glowing but also removes stickiness and prevents dandruff. €¢ A valuable prescription for removal of dandruff is the use of green gram powder.

The hair should be washed twice a week with two tablespoons of this powder mixed with half a cup of curd. €¢ Beets have been found useful in dandruff. Both tops and roots should be boiled in water and this water should be massaged into the scalp with the finger tips every night White beet is better for this purpose.

€¢ The juice of snake gourd has been found beneficial in the prevention and treatment of dandruff. The juice should be rubbed over the scalp for this purpose. €¢ Dandruff can be removed by massaging the hair for half an hour with curd which has been kept in the open for three days, or with a few drops of lime juice mixed with amla juice every night, before going to bed.

€¢ Grind raw onions to fine paste. Rub this paste into your scalp. Leave it on for an half hour.

Wash thoroughly. Rub in some lemon juice into your scalp and hair to rid yourself of the onion smell. This will helps to get rid of dandruff.

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Severe dandruff can require some prescription treatments because of a condition called seborheic dermatitis. So you should talk this over with your doctor if you suspect a big problem. I know of a few home remedies and old wives tales.

One might put you off, but I had a friend that said it really works. *Urine Therapy: Massage your own urine into your scalp. Allow it to set for 30 minutes, then rinse it out.

I had a friend from India who used this on a regular basis. He said it worked. I looked it up and did find some information on it.

I'll include it in the sources. *Thyme Therapy: Boil 4 to 5 tablespoons of dried thyme with 2 cups of water. Boil for 10 minutes.

Strain the thyme and use 1/2 of mixture on damp hair. Massage into the scalp gently. Do not rinse out, and repeat the next day with the remaining 1/2 of the mixture.

My first husband had the worst dandruff I have ever seen, and he would try to home treat it with oils because he perceived it was caused by dry scalp. The oil would just give him greasy dandruff. I suspected it was fungal.

I looked at the ingredients of the over the counter dandruff shampoos and tried first one with coal tar (no help) and then one which used saylic acid which was much more helpful. I think if he had gone to a dermatologist he would have been diagnosed with psorisis, which has a different treatment than regular dandruff.

A friend of mine had problems with dandruff too and it even got worse when she used some anti-dandruff shampoos on her hair. Here are some home remedies that worked well for her and other people that had also had resistant dandruff: *Lemon juice is very useful in treating dandruff. First wash your hair with your normal hair shampoo (preferably a mild shampoo).

Rinse off the shampoo thoroughly and apply three tablespoonful of freshly squeezed lemon juice and massage the scalp with it. Then rinse off with lukewarm water. This is a very effective natural cure for dandruff.

*Fresh aloe Vera gel is also a good remedy for treating dandruff. Squeeze out the gel from an Aloe Vera plant and rub into your scalp. Leave for about ten minutes and wash your hair with a mild shampoo.

*Expose your scalp to the sun’s UV light. The scalp needs the vitamin D from the sun and this can help cure the dandruff. *Vinegar mixed in lemon juice also works fine for treating dandruff.

Add four spoonfuls of vinegar into a cup containing two spoonful of fresh lemon juice and apply it to your scalp. Leave for about 30 minutes and wash off with a mild shampoo.

My suggestion is to see a dermatologist if you have not done so already. A friend of mine had a heavy flaking problem in her scalp and was treating it as dandruff. After visiting her doctor it was determined that she has psoriasis.

The treatment is much different. But in the event you actually do have dandruff and not some other skin condition perhaps one of these remedies will help. Perhaps changing your diet a bit could help.1.

One article I read suggests eating fresh fruit daily with each meal. Avoid citrus fruits, tinned fruits and bananas (I assume blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, plums, nectarines, apples, papaya, pears are all good choices).2. Avoid drinking or eating strong coffee & tea, white sugar, white flour 3.

Avoid eating pickles, processed meats and condiments (ketchup, mustard, mayo) Another article recommends the following 1. Wash hair daily (lather, rinse, lather rinse) 2. Mix a couple teaspoons of lime juice with your final rinse water 3. Massage olive oil into scalp 4.

Once a week make a massage paste of 1 Tablespoon BAKING SODA and 1/2 cup mayonnaise to rub into your scalp. Leave on for about 15 minutes then wash as usual.5. Change up your shampoo brands often, (perhaps keep 2 brands of dandruff shampoo and swap up every week.

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Oil of cloves is one of the favoured but sometimes it doesn't work for everyone - perhaps it depends on what is causing the toothache. You can also try rubbing a little whiskey on the gum and tooth area. The alcohol cleans the area as well as numbing it down - you can even take a swig if the pain is really bad.In addition to these, you can also try a warm compress, on your face at the affected side - but some people find that a cold compress works better.

If you're in the UK then if you have TCP in the house this can work for toothache as well as mouth ulcers, cold sores, cuts, grazes and just about everything under the sun.

Clove serves as an excellent home remedy for toothache. Keep a clove in your mouth and suck it. You can even apply clove oil on the affected tooth.

Lime is considered valuable in maintaining the health of teeth. Consume the juice of wheat grass, as it acts as a fabulous mouthwash in case of tooth decay.

Use Cloves for toothache which I have heard from my mother. Cloves are the best home remedies for toothache. You will definitely get some pain relief while you use Cloves.

Doing gargles with warm water with a pinch of salt mixed in it helps making tooth strong and helps in fresh breath too.

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