Diy scalp scrub recipes

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Deep clean, refresh and rejuvenate your scalp by exfoliating your scalp using a scalp scrub. …

Scalp scrub is one of the best products that you can use to keep your scalp and hair healthy. This DIY scalp scrub is 100% natural and only takes a few minutes to make. You can get the recipe below!

If you love essential oils and are always on the lookout for new ways to incorporate them into your beauty routine, here’s a DIY scalp scrub recipe you will love. You can definitely experiment with a variety of essential oils to use in your homemade scalp treatment but in this case, I am keeping it simple with lavender and peppermint.This is an easy DIY recipe for stimulating and nourishing your scalp, encouraging hair growth, exfoliating those flaky dead skin cells, and for just plain good…

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Get rid of unwanted dandruff with these 4 simple DIY scalp scrub recipes. Plus, what essential oils to add to help with hair growth.

A tingly and soothing DIY natural scalp scrub recipe with peppermint and rosemary essential oils. It helps relieve dandruff and thoroughly cleans the scalp. The Cedarwood helps to promote hair growth and the peppermint and rosemary oils help to thoroughly clean. The sugar acts as a natural exfoliant.

We recommend following these steps while exfoliating: Exfoliate with your product of choice when hair is freshly washed and still wet. Comb through and separate your hair into several sections (fewer if fine, more if thick). Apply a scrub (recipes below) as close to the scalp as you can with your fingertips and rub in a gentle, circular motion. A shower brush will help. Think of polishing or buffing rather than scouring. Leave in for several minutes and rinse thoroughly.

We scrub, rub, and moisturize every square inch of our body, but the scalp tends to get neglected!!! Oatmeal and Olive Oil Mix Oatmeal is extremely moisturizing. That’s because it ha…