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Tried and Tested Methods for Oily Scalp

Oily scalps are prone to dandruff and itchiness throughout the seasons. Here are some tips, doing which you will at least worry less and feel happy about your hair.

I have a very oily scalp, those of its kind which needs daily washing to avoid looking greasy and dull. Although, oily scalp is an unwanted inheritance, they are very prone to dandruff and itchiness throughout the seasons.

Here are some tips, doing which you will at least worry less and feel happy about your hair.

  1. Wash your hair every alternate day, with a mild shampoo
  2. Most anti-dandruff shampoos (including Head&Shoulders) have not done any good for me, instead I recommend using these steps:
    * Make a paste using henna (based on your hair length and thickness)+ 1-2 squeezed lemon juice+ boiled and strained Coffee water + egg white, and apply it generously on your scalp and hair. Do it once every 15 days.
    * Mix 1-2 egg white with 1/2 or 1 full squeezed lemon’s juice in a bowl. Apply on the scalp and leave for 2-30 mins. After which, wash your hair with a mild shampoo. Try this every week for better results.
    * Massage lukewarm oil in your hair at least once a week and leave it for ½ -1 hour before washing. It would be more effective if left overnight
  3. Semi-grind hibiscus leaves (not the fresh ones but darker leaves) in ½ litre water. Wash your hair with this viscous fluid (it almost feels like a shampoo but with less froth). Not only it is chemical free, it also boosts hair volume and shine.

Like your skin, even your scalp needs protection. Keep it safe from dry winds, harsh sunlight and chemicals. I would be grateful for your suggestions on how to reduce hair-fall for oily scalps, but remember, it should be ‘tried & tested’.

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  1. Thank u for the useful tips. Methi or fenugreek is good for controlling hair-fall. soak methi in water or curd till soft and grind to a smooth paste. Apply this on the scalp and leave it for 15mts. Wsh it with a mild shampoo or soapnut powder.As suggested by u warm coconut oil is good for hair-fall control

  2. I’ll have to try that.

  3. Thanks chitragopi for your inputs. As said- when there is variety, we tend to be lost in deciding what may work for us. Thanks anyways.:)

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