how to get rid of dandruff
Channel: Perfect Cures
Date: 2020-05-18

How to get rid of Dandruff.
About 50% of people suffer from Dandruff.
Dandruff of the scalp and itching are signs of this case, but it can also cause other symptoms, such as the scalp and oily spots on the oily black skin.
The main causes of scarring are dry skin and seborrheic dermatitis and sensitivity to hair products and the development of a special type of fungus on the scalp.
Although there are many products to treat Dandruff, but natural remedies can be effective
Here are four simple home remedies for Dandruff.
1. Tea tree oil.
Place a small amount of this essential oil is strong on your scalp. It can cause allergies, so use it only for a short period.
2. Aloe Vera.
 Dermatologists , says that aloe vera leaves can remove thick liquids. In a small study, aloe vera has been shown to relieve itching and itching in people with seborrheic dermatitis, which is the skin condition that causes scarring. You can cut aloe vera leaves and squeeze the liquid directly into the affected area.
3. Baking soda.
 Comb your hair and apply baking soda several times a week. He says it may take a few weeks for him to get used to it before noticing the improvement.
4. Olive oil.
To remove Dandruff permanently , place a little olive oil on the itchy areas and apply it to the combed area or brush after an hour. Don't overdo it because your hair contains oily hair.

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