Getting rid of dandruff.

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Kat S.

Jan 13, 2016

Kat S.

Hey guys, do you have any natural tips on getting rid of dandruff? I've never had a problem with it until the last month or so and it is driving me crazy!

Noemy M.

Jan 14, 2016

Noemy M.

That happened to me couple months back I started using celsun blue shampoo & it does work. For some people it dries up your hair so obviously don't use it as an everyday shampoo just once a week a rinse with the shampoo does well. I know how annoying it can be!

Sam R.

Jan 14, 2016

Sam R.

I use head and shoulders shampoo

Sarah M.

Jan 14, 2016

Sarah M.

apple cider vinegar

Sarah O.

Jan 14, 2016

Sarah O.

I use head and shoulders and let that sit for a few then rinse it off and then put on a conditioner and let that sit in and rinse it off as well.

Kat S.

Jan 14, 2016

Kat S.

Thank you!

Shelby M.

Jan 14, 2016

Shelby M.

Try using either Listerine, the original one, or Seabreeze, it's a facial astringent (drugstore brand works just the same). It will feel minty and tingly but bare with it. Really massage it into and all over your scalp and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Do this once time a week to keep it at bay but not dry out the skin. It will work WONDERS after the first wash. It's an inexpensive but effective way to get rid of dandruff.

As for as shampoo, head and shoulders and selsun blue work well. But you won't need fancy shampoos once you use this technique!

Here's what Seabreeze looks like!

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