Do you have dandruff prone hair? If you do then do share what’s worked for you in the comments!
Personally I have not had to battle with dandruff too much so most of these recommendations are based on what has worked for my husband, who’s prone to dandruff and these tips, hacks and products have served him super well! I suggested these to him after a lot of research and have over time, have become an integral part of his routine.
1️⃣. I used the Nizral shampoo which I got from an Indian pharmacy for about Rs.320. You’ll get Nizoral in pharmacies worldwide. In case you can’t the exact brand, just ask for ketocanozole shampoos.
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2️⃣. If you’re prone to dandruff, it’s important to know that it’s a relapsing condition, meaning it can come back. This is why, you’ll need to stick to a routine with consistency throughout.
3️⃣. There literally were no scalp exfoliants until a year or so ago but I’m so glad that’s not the case anymore. Deconstruct’s Anti Dandruff Serum comes with 2% salicylic acid that breaks down the dandruff scale gently. If you plan on using this, use it on a clean scalp, on towel dried hair post hair wash as a leave on.
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4️⃣. You cannot fix the hair without fixing the scalp so it’s so important to address the dandruff first and trust me, once you do, the hair will automatically turn to less brittle and less dry.
5️⃣. And lastly, avoid oils if you can, especially heavy ones like olive oil. If you really want to use an oil, try a tea tree oil a light weight jojoba oil. Use it on your hair lengths and avoid the scalp, and always apply on a clean, not a dirty scalp.
You may need prescription based drugs if OTC doesn’t work for dandruff.
Disclaimer - I’m not a dermatologist. This isn’t a replacement for medical advice. Please patch test and do your own research before use.
7 сен 2024
