Dry Winter Scalp

Dec 29, 2012

Julianne J.

Just wondering what you guys do for moisturizing your scalp. I'm interested in using essential oils/argan/coconut, etc. I use anti-dandruff stuff from time to time, and my scalp might still be recuperating from dreads that caused a lot of dandruff, but I fear the winter isn't helping. I want to moisturize my scalp, so let me know what you guys like! <3

Dec 29, 2012

Miranda W.

I looooooove Moroccan argan oil it's a dream and cleansing conditioners

Dec 29, 2012

Emma T.

I use Tea Tree Oil Hair & Scalp Treatment by Paul Mitchell. It smells delicious and does exactly what it says

Dec 29, 2012

Ava R.

If you massage your hair in olive oil leave it in there for about half an hour then wash it out, should work as I've tried this lots of time due to dry scalp and dandruff!!

Dec 29, 2012

Julianne J.

Thank you so much guys! Keep em coming! <3

Dec 29, 2012

Karen C.

I use this from time to time...though the smell can be overly herbal, I love the way it feels.

Dec 30, 2012

Katie S.

Aveda scalp remedy! And it won't make your hair greasey!

Dec 30, 2012

Melissa M.

I like switching to a sulfate free shampoo in the winter. I find its less drying for my scalp.

Dec 30, 2012

Jessica G.

Dandruff can be fungal so be careful adding moisturizer. I would suggest scalp therapy or tgel shampoo

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