Most common questions used to investigate
Are you taking an aspirin?
Are you using a tea tree oil?
Are you using baking soda?
Do you use apple cider vinegar?
Are you using a mouthwash?
Are you using coconut oil?
Are you taking omega-3 fatty acids?
Do you eat probiotics?
Common conclusions
You should start taking an aspirin because aspirin contains the same active ingredient (salicylic acid) as many medicated dandruff shampoos. Salicylic acid cleanses the scalp, removes dead cells and grease so it helps to relieve dandruff in an easy and fast manner.
You should start using it because dandruff is caused by an overgrowth of yeast, so tea tree oil’s antifungal properties are great for treating it.
You should start using sodium bicarbonate which many people know as baking soda because baking soda possesses antifungal properties that may help fight the fungus responsible for dandruff.
You should start using it because the acidity of apple cider vinegar changes the pH of your scalp, making it harder for yeast to grow.
To treat a bad case of dandruff, wash your hair with your regular shampoo, then rinse with an alcohol-based mouthwash. Mouthwash’s anti-fungal properties help prevent dandruff-causing yeast from growing.
You should start using coconut oil, so before showering massage 3-5 tablespoons of coconut oil into your scalp and let sit for about an hour or look for shampoo that already contains coconut oil because coconut oil is well known dandruff treatment.
You should start taking omega-3 fatty acids because a deficiency in omega-3 fatty acids can cause an array of symptoms, including dry hair, dry skin and even dandruff.
You should eat more probiotics because in fact, one study showed that taking probiotics for 56 days significantly reduced dandruff severity in 60 people.
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