Lets be real. I have dandruff. Not just dandruff, but close to psoriasis on my scalp. I landed myself at a dermatologists office where she prescribed me VERY expensive red shampoo that I should use once a week. I don't know about you, but I frequently use products and then my hair or face become immune to those products. Meaning, the red shampoo worked for a few months, but my scalp started to go back to my normal dandruff scalp even if I used the red shampoo.
This brought me back to the drawing board. I tried dandruff shampoo, no washing, washing more, regular shampoo, sugar scrub shampoo, no shampoo, but conditioner. I tried everything! It wasn't until I saw someone online (I forgot who) use apple cider vinegar for their dandruff. I had to try it for myself.
To do this, I mixed 1/3 cup of ACF with 2/3 cup of water. I poured it into a spray bottle and sprayed my entire scalp using a comb to section off. I did this until my scalp was completely saturated. I waited about 20 minutes and washed my hair with normal shampoo and conditioner (I always keep the conditioner only on my hair an inch from my scalp. The ends are what needs it the most anyway. This also keeps my scalp from getting oily.)
I tried this a few times and it leaves my scalp itchy-free, flake-free, and shiny! Let me know if you tried this!
Stay Puft,
Mikayla
This brought me back to the drawing board. I tried dandruff shampoo, no washing, washing more, regular shampoo, sugar scrub shampoo, no shampoo, but conditioner. I tried everything! It wasn't until I saw someone online (I forgot who) use apple cider vinegar for their dandruff. I had to try it for myself.
To do this, I mixed 1/3 cup of ACF with 2/3 cup of water. I poured it into a spray bottle and sprayed my entire scalp using a comb to section off. I did this until my scalp was completely saturated. I waited about 20 minutes and washed my hair with normal shampoo and conditioner (I always keep the conditioner only on my hair an inch from my scalp. The ends are what needs it the most anyway. This also keeps my scalp from getting oily.)
I tried this a few times and it leaves my scalp itchy-free, flake-free, and shiny! Let me know if you tried this!
Stay Puft,
Mikayla

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