Dandruff is nothing but a dead scalp on head which sheds like a white and dry particles. This causes blockage on the head scalp thus reducing the probability of hair growth. It can also cause hair loss or baldness.
Here are some common causes of dandruff:
Unclean Habits: Proper washing of hair 2-3 times in a week is must in today’s environment. Under so much pollution in the city chances of dandruff is high. Make it a habit to do proper cleaning and massaging the head with oil. This good habit will …

1. olive oil
Use olive oil that is heated. How to use it, heat the olive oil in a bowl, then rub on the scalp and hair. Then massage your scalp, then wrap it with a damp towel, allow up to 10-15 minutes. should be done several times a week. Olive oil will provide moisture to the skin is peeling because of dandruff.
2. Almond oil
Use almond oil to overcome the problem of dandruff on your scalp. Massage the scalp with almond oil, then wrap the hair using a towel that has …

If you have dandruff, do not worry about being alone with your problem. With one out of every two people in the entire world having, or having had, that same problem as yours, you are definitely not alone with it. Dandruff is a common hair problem. Embarrassing indeed, but a very, very common problem nonetheless.
What causes dandruff? Well, you see, our entire skin, from our scalps to the soles of our feet, sheds dead skin cells on a daily basis. We get a complete coating of new skin every 28 …

Dandruff is an excessive production and accumulation of dead skin cells. It appears as snowflakes like dust. Dandruff can also be defined as the removal of dead skin cells from the scalp at excessive speed. This is the result of normal growth process of cells in the skin of the scalp. Our scalp and the rest of the body are covered with skin cells.
As the skin renews itself, the top layer of old cells die and scales. Normally, the complete renovation process takes 2-3 weeks. In some cases there is …

Many people use natural herbs in their hair care products nowadays.  There are many herbs that can help with hair care, whether it is just making the hair look better or dealing with hair problems such as dandruff or damaged and dry hair.
Below is a list of commonly used herbs and the advantages they give in hair care.

Burdock Root – is something that can be used for dandruff and if you have dry hair. The root will alleviate the dandruff naturally and give the hair more moisture as well.
Catmint Leaves …

There are many problems in the scalp itching and flaking and produce white flakes. Psoriasis is one of the most difficult. But to be recognized and receive treatment that will not go away. Many applications of cosmetics can cause allergic dermatitis or irritant contact dermatitis. Atopic eczema or dermatitis can also occur regularly called on the head. Seborrheic dermatitis is one of the problems that mimic dandruff scalp widespread.
What is dandruff?
Our skin regenerates every month. The new cells travel from the lower layers of …

Home remedies
Boil a few neem leaves. Cool and then filter the solution. Use this as a last rinse after you shampoo. You can also mix a few sweet neem leaves with basil (tulsi) leaves, grind it into a paste and apply it on your hair for half an hour. Wash this off to get lustrous, dandruff-free locks.
Grandma’s advice
Soak a handful of fenugreek seeds overnight in water, grind it to a fine paste in the morning and apply it for a half hour on your scalp. Wash this off with soap-nut …

While most people worry about getting an itchy scalp, some are actually looking for remedies. There are a variety of remedies which include homemade and some you need to seek from your hairstylist. Itchy scalps can be caused by dandruff, head lice, hair dye allergy, insect bites, or reaction to hair products. These problems can be solved by some simple ingredients right from our kitchen pantry. Coconut oil is among the best remedies you can use. This remedy not only cures but also prevents the itchy scalp from coming back. …

Calamansi (Citrofortunella microcarpa) is a type of citrus that is native to the Philippines. It is also known as calamondin, Panama orange or acid orange. It is very sour hence its popularity as souring agent for sinigang and sawsawan (dipping sauces). It is also one of the more common backyard trees in Philippine homes (along with papaya and guava).
Here are few of the uses of Calamansi.
1-Juice. Squeeze halved calamansi (4 to 5 pieces, but it depends on the user) to a cup. Strain it. …

If we go by an Egyptian lore, then the gel from the leaves of aloe vera was the secret ingredient that Cleopatra used for her skin and not the much-touted milk. In fact, the Egyptians have used aloe vera for their embalming process since times immemorial.
It may look like a thorny cactus, but the aloe vera plant belongs to the onion/lily family.
Distinguished by its thick fleshy lance-shaped leaves, this green plant is suppose to have mystical properties, says an Indian legend, where is it known as Kumari. The locals …