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Scratching Your Head but Not for Ideas? 12 Ways to Stop an Itchy Scalp
10. Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple cider vinegar will balance out the pH level of your skin, as well as kill yeast and viruses that can cause an itchy scalp. Mix equal parts of apple cider vinegar and water and place this in a spray bottle. Spray enough of this mixture to wet your scalp but avoid your face and eyes. Allow it to sit for a few minutes, then shampoo as you normally would. Repeat this once or twice a week until your symptoms improve.
11. Coconut Oil
This is another great way to condition your hair and scalp at the same time. Coconut oil is full of antibacterial, antimicrobial, and anti-fungal compounds that should kill off whatever problem is causing your itchy scalp. If your scalp simply tends to be dry, coconut oil can help with that also. Melt about a ¼ cup of coconut oil and rub it into your scalp and hair. Allow to sit for a minimum of 10 minutes. You can leave it on for an hour, or even overnight if you like. Shampoo as you normally would afterwards.
Once your scalp improves, melt some coconut oil and add it to your regular shampoo to use each day. Find out more uses for coconut oil.
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12. Aloe Vera Gel
The gel from this plant has super moisturizing compounds which can really help stop itching and dryness. You can purchase this gel at most health food and natural stores, or simply break a leaf off that plant you probably have in your kitchen. Squeeze out the gel and massage it directly onto your scalp. Allow it to sit for 10 minutes, and then wash your hair as you normally do.
Everyone’s body is different and not everything works for everyone. If one of these methods doesn’t work for you, try another one. You are sure to find one that works perfectly for your scalp.
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