Dandruff? Get rid of it!

Nowadays, many young and middle-aged people are troubled by dandruff. Excessive dandruff will naturally be accompanied by problems such as itchy scalp, and dandruff is the most difficult hair problem to deal with. No matter how many times you wash your hair, dandruff will always be with you. Below I will introduce some daily dandruff removal tips to keep you away from the trouble of dandruff. Dandruff is the normal aging of bacteria and cells in the human body. It is caused by Bacillus dandruff, which causes the epidermal cells of the scalp to continuously divide and form tiny dandruff. Lack of sleep, irregular diet, mental anxiety and tension, excessive oily scalp, excessive cleaning, etc. can all cause excessive dandruff. How can you easily get rid of this annoying dandruff?

aspirin

Crush two aspirin tablets into a fine powder and mix it into the shampoo you use each time you wash your hair. Allow the powder and shampoo mixture to remain in your hair for 1-2 minutes, then rinse it out with clean water.

baking powder

First wet your hair, then grab a handful of baking soda and sprinkle it on your hair. Try to make the baking soda contact your scalp during the rubbing process. Remember not to use shampoo. Your hair may become very dry at first, but after a few weeks, your scalp will start to produce natural oils, so you can say goodbye to dandruff and your hair will become smooth.

lemonade

If your scalp is itchy and making you scratch, sprinkle two tablespoons of lemon juice on your scalp. Massage gently and rinse off with water. Next, add one tablespoon of lemon juice to a glass of water and rinse your hair. Every time you use it, not only will dandruff no longer bother you, but your hair will also exude a lemon scent.

Mouthwash If dandruff is extremely severe, first wash your hair with ordinary shampoo, then rinse it with mouthwash containing alcohol, and then apply some conditioner.

Try to avoid dyeing your hair

Try to avoid dyeing your hair. Because hair dye can damage the hair shaft, causing hair breakage, and can also irritate scalp cells, leading to increased dandruff. Do not pour shampoo directly onto your head. Because unfoamed shampoo will irritate the scalp and aggravate the appearance of dandruff, you should pour it into your hands, rub it to create foam and then apply it to your hair.

6. Wash your hair with warm water. Overheated water will stimulate the oil secretion of the scalp, making the hair oilier; overly cold water will shrink the pores and the dirt in the hair cannot be washed away. Use warm water at about 20℃.

End paragraph: Relaxing the body and mind is very helpful in preventing desquamation. Adequate sleep, an optimistic attitude, and moderate exercise can all be beneficial to the skin, including the health of the scalp. In addition, relaxing your body and mind and trying to relieve your anxiety and tension can be very helpful in preventing desquamation.