I was thinking wonders would never cease when I heard about it,but I did try it and its super effective and fast. Has anyone tried it?

Nope I should try this tho

Nope but I will. Did you just use salt?

Yes @1Sharon. Apparently salt abrorbs excess oil and helps to unblock follicles congested by sebum. There's more than one way to use it,but I prefer this one:


Sprinkle enough salt on damp or dry scalp then gently scrub for about 10 minutes. Dip your hands in water to scrub if you're working with dry scalp. The effect would be soothing if you're doing it right. This would help lift flakes off your hair and afterwards you can wash with a mild shampoo.




You don't want to do this too much so your hair doesn't dry out and cause more damage. I usually do this once a week or two weeks and deep condition afterwards,sometimes I do a hot oil prepoo before to balance my moisture level and prevent unneccesary keratin loss.

Yeah it works. Thyme removes dandruff too. Baking soda too

Missnande:
Yes @1Sharon. Apparently salt abrorbs excess oil and helps to unblock follicles congested by sebum. There's more than one way to use it,but I prefer this one:


Sprinkle enough salt on damp or dry scalp then gently scrub for about 10 minutes. Dip your hands in water to scrub if you're working with dry scalp. The effect would be soothing if you're doing it right. This would help lift flakes off your hair and afterwards you can wash with a mild shampoo.




You don't want to do this too much so your hair doesn't dry out and cause more damage. I usually do this once a week or two weeks and deep condition afterwards,sometimes I do a hot oil prepoo before to balance my moisture level and prevent unneccesary keratin loss.

Ok what kind of salt tho? Sea salt? The salt cant be too fine right?

Ebayray:
Yeah it works. Thyme removes dandruff too. Baking soda too

OK. So how do you apply that one?

1Sharon:

Ok what kind of salt tho? Sea salt? The salt cant be too fine right?

Sea salt is best!

Ebayray:
Yeah it works. Thyme removes dandruff too. Baking soda too

Wow thyme! Nice,will research that.

1Sharon:


OK. So how do you apply that one?

Put two cups of water and add thyme to the water. Let it boil for 10-15 minutes. Leave to cool, strain the thyme and apply the water on hair directly or add it to your shampoo when washing your hair.

For baking soda, you can apply baking soda alone with warm water and wash off or use baking soda with honey (leave in for 10 mins) and massage gently, rinse with warm water.
For more info, check the Internet

Missnande:


Wow thyme! Nice,will research that.

You're welcome Ma

Missnande:


Wow thyme! Nice,will research that.

You're welcome Ma

Ebayray:




Put two cups of water and add thyme to the water. Let it boil for 10-15 minutes. Leave to cool, strain the thyme and apply the water on hair directly or add it to your shampoo when washing your hair.

For baking soda, you can apply baking soda alone with warm water and wash off or use baking soda with honey (leave in for 10 mins) and massage gently, rinse with warm water.
For more info, check the Internet

Thanks but.. I get really bad dandruff with huge flakes I dont think this will work for the flakes cos i feel it needs to be scrubbed off the scalp. I wlll try the salt

1Sharon:


Thanks but.. I get really bad dandruff with huge flakes I dont think this will work for the flakes cos i feel it needs to be scrubbed off the scalp. I wlll try the salt

Sis, trust me on this one. I had dandruff with huge flakes too and it was so irritating :-(.

Baking soda X Honey is a perfect combo.
You could try salt too.



Yes one more thing, stay away from oily foods, cos it tells on your hair (hence the huge flakes).



You're welcome .

It's unnecessary. You can end up doing more damage to your hair. Buy a good dandruff shampoo or a clarifying shampoo for your dandruff. Regularly make sure your scalp isn't dry or loaded with products either (aka buildup)... both of which can cause dandruff.

Not0fThis:
It's unnecessary. You can end up doing more damage to your hair. Buy a good dandruff shampo or a clarifying shampoo for your dandruff. Regularly make sure your scalp isn't dry or loaded with products either (aka buildup)... both of which can cause dandruff.

Do a proper research before concuding.

Missnande:

Sea salt is best!

seriously but how about my cooking salt in the kitchen

Shantyken:
seriously but how about my cooking salt in the kitchen

Yep! that's sea salt.